Dave Ozzy

They say that revenge is a dish best-served cold, but in The Killer, it’s effortlessly cool.

Togges is one of the most original and stupendously generous games you will find, this year or any year.

If you’re the type to be suckered in by a deckbuilder then be warned: Pirates Outlaws is so covered in suckers that it may as well be an octopus. Be prepared to be in its grip for a few months.

While this is a retread, it’s one that doesn’t stick around, understands the original’s faults, and bribes you with 2000 Gamerscore for your troubles. It’s not exactly a poster-quote, but Ballotron Oceans isn’t a complete waste of your time.

Enter the world of Shapik: The Quest, fully armed with the information that it’s extremely, stupendously short (but still worth the money), and you’re less likely to be blindsided.

Ballotron shows a bit of leg with 3000 Gamerscore for barely an hour’s effort.

I love an Aery. It’s as suited to Sunday afternoons as an episode of The Antiques Roadshow. But I’ve got so little love for Aery - Calm Mind 3.

8-Ball Pocket is a lightweight, plainly presented little pool game, which doesn’t have the modes, options or customisation to warrant a purchase.

If you’ve got fond memories of the original Gameboy, ungainly brick that it was, then you might like the look of Melon Journey: Bittersweet Memories, launching today on Xbox, console and PC. 

Should you play Road 96: Mile 0? Yes, but we wish it was more clear-cut. It’s full of great, heightened moments and rhythm action sections that probably warrant the asking price alone. But there are so many missteps in the story that you can call it a full-blown stumble.

For fudging hell’s sake, 2023 just won’t let us get to grips with our backlog. April’s Up Next has a huge fourteen Xbox games on it, which is an indication of whether it’s going to let up on quality games. You’ll get wind of some of the finest games to release on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One through April 2023

Super Arcade Racing is a blissful nostalgia-overdose.

Sensible Soccer and Kick Off fans rejoice! You’ve finally got a spiritual successor in Super Arcade Football on the Xbox.

I dream of you and ice cream is undoubtedly flawed. But when it’s good it’s great, as it carries a unique alien threat, a sense of dread that’s so thick you could pour it on your ice cream, and a concise story that lingers.

DARKLAND 3 isn’t a 79p diamond-in-the-rough. I’m not going to reveal that there’s a pocket platforming classic here that costs less than a Wispa Gold.