Catana Chetwynd’s second helping of cloyingly sweet domestic cartoons is even sweeter than the first.

Serves up an intimate coffee shop experience alongside a fantasy-inspired population with human problems.

Cleverly mixes 1980s tech with ever-changing 1980s gameplay to constantly surprise, confuse, and thrill tinfoil-hat adventure fans.

Offers simple arcade-style fishing with fast progression, addictive gameplay, and great use of Joy-Con controls.

A heart-wrenching story about appreciating life that comes in the form of a sick orphaned child with zero chance of survival.

An emotionally draining, yet inspiration tale of finding hope in the midst of sadness and misery.

A brutally honest and sometimes difficult collection of anecdotes about insecurities and acknowledging self-worth.

Controlling the destiny of mankind has never involved so much evolutionary planning – or grinding.

The tragic retelling of one Korean comfort woman is a brutal account of human cruelty and theft of personal identity.

More simulator than actual game; only hardcore fish aquarists need apply.