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For the low asking price - and that's without even considering the Games With Gold launch - this ensures that We Were Here comes across as a delightful puzzler that really should be taken in.

We Were Here Forever is the biggest game of the series so far, and it’s pretty good without reaching the upper echelons of its genre. Sure, the story isn’t going to put you on tenterhooks, but the ingenuity of the puzzling more than makes up for its shortcomings in that department.

We Were Here Together on Xbox One provides a good puzzling affair that fans of the series should consider taking in. It’s not as enthralling, engaging or even as immersive as the first title in the franchise, and the issues brought about by character switching and trial and error puzzles are a shame, but should you be able to look past those and the hefty price increase, you’ll find a decent cooperative affair that is unlike any other.

If you and a mate enjoyed what came before We Were Here Too, and decide to give it a shot, you'll certainly like what unfolds, but you'll have to be more than prepared for another short experience that offers little in terms of replayability.

CD Projekt Red has given every gamer an excuse to once again unsheathe their silver and steel swords and play the work of art which is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered.

I’m not sure I have ever met a sokoban enthusiast in my life, but if I did know one, I’d be suggesting that Temari Trials: Dojo’s Test is one of the better games to try.

Puppergeist will find fans.

Dream Doctor had me cursing dreams, doctors, and the bosses that come from them.

VORON: Raven’s Story manages to mix Norse mythology with warm tales of family to create a story that’s worth gliding through to the very end.

Beastro is three very different courses that combine to make a surprisingly hearty meal. They also look gorgeous too. Magnifique.