While Forbidden West might be intimidating in size and dull in the narrative, it gets its wings later on. The strongest side is visuals and voice acting: Angela Bassett as "Regalla" kills it alone.

How do you combine climate change, drone warfare, and AI ethics collapse? By fighting giant robot dinosaurs with spears and arrows in a post-apocalyptic tribal world, of course! Horizon is amazing.

Not a LittleBigPlanet, but a phenomenal 3D platformer in its own right: with a range of perspectives and hysterically amusing song levels, this is an absolute must for playing together with kids.

Faithful to the classic side-scrolling beat 'em ups, Shredder's Revenge is a nostalgia pill for those who grew up in the NES era. Serves well for demonstrating what it was like "back in the day."

Kena is as beautiful and captivating as it is challenging. No regrets, though. Came for the story, stayed for the Master Spirit Guide difficulty.

Relatable and fun to play with children, Unpacking can teach a thing or two about the importance and beauty of keeping your stuff organized. Dear parents, take note of this one! No need to thank me.

Much like Chicory or A Short Hike, TOEM features a lovely world of anthropomorphic creatures from a top-down perspective that is fun and relaxing to explore — if not with a brush, then with a camera.

Sally might not be the most famous whale to emerge in a roguelike as a blessing friend, but nevertheless, this psychedelic high-score platformer has all the charm to make your time well spent.

Stunning visuals handcrafted from paper make Papetura unique and truly memorable. The only problem is that the story comes to an abrupt, non-cathartic ending where it should only begin.