A fun mix of open collect-a-thon play and more focused adventures, the swap mechanic has a lot of entertaining and clever uses even if it clearly has room to keep expanding in a future game.

A fascinating bizarre world draws you in as you want to see more, but the strong fist-fighting carries its part of the experience as well. Great at feeding your curiosity even if it has a cliffhanger.

Weaving around cops and cleaning up bloody crime scenes can be fun, if a bit too easy at times even after the more difficult officers join the enemy mix. Still stylish and has some good levels.

The paperwork processing can be a nice challenge on its own, but its the weight of it that makes this game compelling. Hard choices abound as you consider options and risks at each special interaction

Sometimes glitchy and fiddly, usually just a straightforward execution of what it promises. A good range of tasks means a lot to destroy and some decent building work too.

An effort to be wacky clashes with a lack of imagination.The same jokes are rehashed far too often, the puzzle solving barely present and not able to support the occasional times it can make you laugh

A mix of silliness and clever writing give this comedic fantasy action RPG its highlights, the monster fighting not often tough but still providing enough tight battles for some exciting action too.

The 2000s aesthetic is excellent, but the cross-matching play isn't very compelling or exciting due to limited pressure and a weak way of wrapping up rounds. Not bad, best played in small doses.

A hilarious adventure where doing normal tasks as Octodad can be a fun challenge, but the game has the good sense to include more involved tasks and a heartwarming story to make it more full-bodied.

Like Pac-Man's maze play turned into a platformer, Annalynn provides creative mix-ups that don't break its simplicity while Random Mode brings fun extra surprises and new levels.