Overall, I had a fun time playing Katanaut. Those seeking an action game about a space samurai slicing through icky monsters should consider it.

Digimon as a franchise may not be an undeniable champion, but in my heart it will always be special. Digimon Story Time Stranger is a great way to spend time with my favorite digital monsters.

For those even remotely curious, I highly recommend finding some footage online and just listen to the way the characters speak. It is why I overcame my hangups with the gameplay.

Pumpkin Panic is a compelling spooky twist to a simple, but fun genre. Like I have previously mentioned, the game itself isn’t terribly time-consuming and easy to fit into a single cozy afternoon.

Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore is an applause-worthy commitment to the absurd idea of using the legacy of the CDi Zelda games to create something new and equally as interesting to look at.

Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town is a game that captures the simpler nature of some of the best cozy games while not outstaying its welcome.

There is a tremendous, cozy satisfaction to peeling back the layers of this game that is delightfully addictive. . . Dread Delusion is maddeningly close to being impressively timeless.

The Holy Gosh Darn is a brilliant time loop comedy that is as mechanically engaging as it is hysterical.

From big smiles to rage-filled shouts of confusion, I can't stress enough how much fun I had with this game.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO stokes the fires of the Dragon Ball fandom, but it could be a raging inferno with the right post-launch support.