It’s a novel mix of styles that’s more Soulsborne than Bemani, given the unforgiving, relentless action. Never stop, never blink, and always listen for cues. You will die. You will grind. [Debug #2]

Tiny Thor is a game that sometimes gets a little too clever for its own good, but the rebound gimmick makes for some interesting puzzles and fun boss fights. [Debug #2]

Some seriously awkward controls and the lack of an on-screen map prevent the game from being completely fluid but The Last Case of Benedict Fox is definitely worth a look. [Debug #2]

Tin Hearts is an impressive debut for developer Rogue Sun, with solid gameplay, an engaging story, and a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack tying the eight-hour odyssey together. [Debug #2]

Planet of Lana is a marvellously playable and involving platform puzzler. Not the longest game, but unless you’re completely burned out on the tropes of its genre, you’ll have a good time. [Debug #2]

If you see Bullion on sail and have an affinity for furry friends and plucky pirates, ready the cannons and give this a shot. [Debug #5]

Planetiles looks fantastic, and I really enjoyed the overall feel, however the UX is a tad fidgety, and the learning curve felt a tad steep, at least to me. Overall though, it’s fun. [Debug #5]

Takes a little practice, but if you’re looking to vibe in an arcade world (with lovely UI to boot), then Super Space Club is very much the game for you. [Debug #5]

Venture out on supply runs to anomaly-infested areas to find resources, returning to the auto shop to repair and ‘pimp’ your vehicle. Car maintenance has never been this fun. [Debug #5]

Retro style infused with modern ideas, New Star GP is fluid, addictive and better than many modern racers. [Debug #5]