Tough precision platformer where memorising the jumps and enemy patterns are a requirement. Sadly, I felt momentum jumping and mushroom bouncing was inconsistent. Easy mode gives infinite lives/jumps.

Simple on the surface but constantly changing gameplay mechanics that then start to merge together leads to some headscratchers over time. Cool twin-stick control scheme helps plan your next move too.

Superb, fast, fluid, pixel perfect dodge precision bullet hell arcade hedonism. The 25 stages are around for a good time, not a long time, but the online leaderboards should keep you busy. Excellent.

Visually satisfying like an ASMR loop but plays as a stressful prioritisation emergency juggling act. It never feels like an action roguelike, but it is. Unique in the genre, slightly grindy late game

Engrossing story told from multiple perspectives by piecing together diary entries, photo timelines, and a few very simple puzzles. Narrative first, puzzle second. Good fun but don't expect brain hurt

Space Invaders from a central dial attack where more powerful upgrades come with a range factor that sends shots off course. Has potential but its also buggy, slightly unbalanced, and sludgy to play.

If Kula World and Rock of Ages went bowling after a night out, Super 10 Pin would be that experience. Creative, fun, 64-bit graphics, a thumping 1999 soundtrack, challenge and replayability. Love it!

A bit too hands off for my personal preference, and the skill tree unlocks have a lull in the middle, but still provides the numbers-go-up satisfaction over a 4-5hr runtime.

Whilst a charming movie-length story mode uses the IP well, the laggy, imprecise controls of the 8 minigames make this a disconnected, frustrating experience. Unfocused and content light.

Accessible, easier entry to factory automation from some of the Zactronics dev team. Chase efficiency or low cost and see where your factory stacks up against others. Love the open ended nature of it.