Mika and the Witch’s Mountain oozes charm when it comes to its characters, setting and overall gameplay concept. It is unfortunately let down by its lack of content. Much of what the team has accomplished is impressive, the game is truly beautiful, but I can’t help hoping that they’ll change their minds and allow players to discover more about Mount Gaun and the world they’ve created.

I love the idea of living on a boat. Waking up every morning to the sound of the water and wildlife around you. That’s probably why I always jump at the chance to try out games that feature cute little boats like the one in Spilled!. 

Grunn features a fantastically unique art style that adds both a playful and sinister quality to everything that happens. You’ll explore a scenic village, trim up the grass, destroy some things and ultimately, try not to die get your customer's garden in tip top shape!

The only limit was my imagination. Oddada from Developers Sven Ahlgrimm and Mathilde Hoffman is an upcoming music game that, just like my old bag of wooden shapes, encourages the player to use their imagination to create something exciting and new. 

In eighth grade, boys are the enemy. But also, so is that teacher that turned into a horrific monster and destroyed all the Halloween decorations. Just saying.

Rats, Executioners, a Jester and a Hydra? Yep, it’s gotta be a dungeon crawler.

There are endless worlds out there in the universe, but how many of them are inhabited by cool worms that have unique puzzle-solving traits? Well, I don’t know the exact answer to that question, but I know there’s at least one - the unique world of LOK.