An open-world Lovecraft adventure more concerned with ambience and style than pure gameplay.

The rare bullet hell shooter that’s both accessible for newcomers, yet still insanely difficult.

A non-VR Duck Hunt-inspired nostalgia bomb that’s never afraid to go to strange, wacky places; what’s not to love?

James shares a healthy sampling of the games that impressed (and disappointed) him most during the show.

An inside look at what it’s like attending E3 for the first time, for better or worse.

A lackluster adventure that feels overly weighed down in plot and a real chore to power through.

A charming and wonderful sandbox collectathon with tons of puzzles that will keep you smiling for hours.

Offers plenty of crazy card battles within the Dragon Ball universe that fans – and possibly newbies – can easily latch onto.

An excellent port of an excellent, compelling game that still holds up after all these years.

An expertly crafted puzzler with enough challenge and – surprisingly – emotion to keep genre fans glued to their screens.