Nindie Spotlight

While it has some survival horror appeal, pretty frequent long pauses, and an overall pervasive jankiness in most areas make it tough to want to stick with.

A pretty well utterly pointless experience with poor controls, and seemingly absolutely zero point of playing at all.

While visually it may have a pretty simple look, once you get into the swing of things this provides a surprising but accessible challenge.

Given the lack of more purist racing sims in the eShop, this does manage to reasonably help fill the void, but that isn’t without some big caveats.

A pretty unique roguelike strategy title that brings some creativity and challenges to bear, but the console interface and controls are unfortunately an extra hurdle to contend with.

A pretty brutally challenging budget platformer that has a decent side order of some storytelling.

With a combination of great looks and a distinctive flow of play, Truxton Extreme has a great base of classic arcade shooting that it then builds on, and throws in some story beats for good measure.

While there have been quite a number of titles looking to repeat on the success of Hotline Miami by copying its style, few have gotten as close as Kusan: City of Wolves.

Mixing together a coffee shop sim with a dating element, and sprinkling in characters with plenty of personality, makes for a reasonably tasty time.

A striking monochromatic puzzle adventure that grabs you, but shows some signs of issues which lead to frustrations the further you get into it.