Gareth Brierley

There is an interesting story full of whimsical charm to enjoy in I Am Future: Cozy Apocalypse Survival. Who knew that the end of the world could be so relaxing?

Retro fans, or those who loved the original, are going to have a blast with Blood: Refreshed Supply. It plays exactly like a game from those times: fast and furious.

If you want a good mystery and don’t mind a few hiccups along the way, then come and solve The Last Case of John Morley.

If you like survival and base-building games, there should be enough on show in Kentum to whet your appetite.

Whether Slide Stories: Neko and Friends is the game for you depends entirely on whether you like puzzles or not. Specifically, you need a love for slide puzzles, because if you hate them, you aren’t going to get much else out of this game.

I don’t think there is quite enough content here to really warrant a purchase, even for the cheap price. But then, if you have always wanted to shoot a giant emoji, Emoji Battlefield - Origins could (just about) be for you.

There is something engaging and creative about Injection π23 'Tabula Rasa', with enough about it to keep anyone intrigued until the end.

I do love a good point-and-click adventure, and Scott Whiskers: The Search for the Golden Cat is a great yarn.

Teeny Tiny Trains is a cosy game experience that will challenge your brain and evoke memories of your childhood, thinking back to the days where you made these tracks from pure imagination.

King of Ping Pong: MEGAMIX reminds of those days of going to the arcade, where something brash and loud would entice us into dropping coins. But like those times, this is an incredibly hard game and anything resembling fun becomes a struggle. Nail it though, and you’ll gain a proper sense of achievement.

The older I get, the more I appreciate games that can be completed in a single sitting or two, and Chorus of Carcosa quenches that thirst.

There aren’t many political simulation games out there on the console market, but Suzerain is one that is full of depth, colour, and deep intrigue.

DETECTIVE - Rainy Night is a low-budget horror detective game that gives you an hour or so of entertainment, playing out like an episode of some mysterious TV show.

It’ll take just a few minutes for you to start enjoying ROUTINE, especially if you like games set in space, the chance to go solving strange mysteries, or the odd, non-conformist narrative.

Overpowered 1 - Mars Infestation is capable of providing some retro gaming enjoyment, as well as an addictive gameplay loop, at least for a time.