A gorgeous game visually and auditorily with a very different take on platforming.

A fun little RPG with some cool bosses and likeable protagonists, but it's unique premise doesn't end up working.

A solitary but welcome escape to the great outdoors, or at least the best substitute for it, giving you freedom to spend your time exploring

Incredibly twisty and fun puzzle-solving that challenges the way you use perspective, although the narrative turns out to be fairly generic.

A powerful sense of environment and light-hearted humor, but gameplay doesn't do too much beyond reminding of the games that inspired it.

Developer: Paralune Disclaimer: I'm very close to this game because my partner is one of the Paralune developers. won't be ranking it on...

Catchy and sharp, with a wholesome nostalgic style. I wish there were more to do within the main story.

A escape for a moment of peace and freedom - manages to be adorable and lighthearted while also portraying a flawed and complex protagonist

Doesn't introduce you to its mechanics and unforgiving gameplay too well, but its open-world pirate adventure feels well-crafted.

Genuinely funny and catchy, it focuses on the character interactions and exploration over the challenge of battling.

Developer: House House I've been looking forward to Untitled Goose Game since I first heard of it earlier this year. If you've read more...

A good-looking game, and yet, it's so chilling that you'll have a hard time putting it out of your mind once you've finished it.

A short, peacefully slow, artistic and solitary experience of traveling alone - the gameplay can feel a bit limiting at times, though.

Developer: Puzzling Dream Note: The Way was originally released for PC in 2016. The Way Remastered was released for the Switch in...

Excellent portrayal of a realistic protagonist with complex issues, both everyday and sci-fi, but its story suffered from weak writing.

Despite a daily pattern, this game doesn't get repetitive and lets you move forward at your own pace. Great game to play on the go.

A bite-sized Zelda adventure, a perfect little musical summer game. Due to its random generation, no playthrough is ever exactly the same.

Maybe it's just not made for me, but it feels gimmicky and clunky. The concept was a fun idea but in execution it's not as great to play.

Pulled me into its mystery and it felt like a longer journey than the 3 hours I played it, and I enjoyed its fetch quests.

Impactful in its subtle themes and emotional ending, but doesn't do anything particularly new in its gameplay and exploration.