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Relicta is a solid puzzle title. Sure, it doesn’t exactly diversity its puzzles all that much, and the plot isn’t exactly that interesting. However, it still delivers a thought-provoking, exigent experience that feels polished and enjoyable. Plus, it looks stunning. Nothing much to praise regarding its soundtrack or voice acting, though. In any case, if you love titles like Portal and The Talos Principle, then this might just get you interested in tossing boxes around with complex gadgetry again. 

Super Dodgeball Beats is fine. The music is good, visuals are tip top and the mechanics are polished. It’s just dull. It gets pretty old, quickly, and without an online multiplayer option, it’s not really worth the money. If you’re determined to win the championship and rise up through each of the leagues, you’ll probably squeeze out a good few hours of gameplay, but I don’t see this being the game that attracts people who aren’t fond of the genre to it.

Reventure is good, but not great. It’s certainly not a game that you could sink hours and hours into, and it is certainly flawed, but it is still fun. There’s a lot of humour and, obviously, a lot of replayability. Once you’ve hit the hundred achievements though, then I doubt you’ll want to play the game again. You’ll get around 8-10 hours trying to get everything though, and some are pretty challenging, so definitely a good game worth playing.