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On the eighth day of Christmas the Big Boss gave to us... Tokyo 42 — a world full of character and devoid of death — where we find ourselves on a mission to clear our name of murder.

On the seventh day of Christmas the Big Boss gave to us... Behold the Kickmen, a fun football parody where possession is nine tenths of the score.

On the sixth day of Christmas the Big Boss gave to us... Heat Signature, a game where snap tactical decisions combine with a technological future.

It's a virtual guessing-game in VR title Puppet Fever, where we try to work out phrases from puppets and random objects on display.

On the fifth day of Christmas the Big Boss gave to us... Opus Magnum, a satisfying puzzle of moving parts, marvellous creations and efficiency.

If your own mistakes don't leave your ship in pieces, you may just be suited for victory in Scrap Galaxy, an arcade shooter with modular ship creation.

On the fourth day of Christmas the Big Boss gave to us... a jolly good show in the skies with our Lancaster Bomber Crew.

Race against time and, if you thirst for further treasure, your friends, in co-op party game Raiders of the Lost Island by Alexandru Simion.

On the third day of Christmas, the Big Boss gave to us... Torment: Tides of Numenera, a callback to the golden age of roleplaying games.

On the second day of Christmas the Big Boss gave to us... an unholy amount of death, undeath and mercenary work from Battle Brothers.

As a title which turns traditional twin-stick mechanics on their head, Son of Scoregasm lends us more than one way to play it as we jump into its varied levels.

On the first day of Christmas the Big Boss gave to us... Cook Serve Delicious 2, a fast-paced cooking game which makes changes to the original's pace and structure

We step into a world of subterfuge with Phantom Doctrine, a Cold War title where your own agents can turn against you at the drop of a hat.

Umwelt gave us the opportunity to work our brain at the Yorkshire Games Fest, as we changed our perspective to solve an unconventional conundrum.

Human Fall Flat is a puzzler which sees you pay a lot of attention to movement, as you control a jelly-legged character in a game which rewards replay.

If you want to follow in man's ascent from Earth, you'll be able to experience the journey in The First Class, from wax and feathers to rockets and stars.

Dodge and shoot to the beat in Stereo Aereo, a rhythm game with a cool 80s style.

Lumens is a huge DLC which enhances an already great space 4X.

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We hunkered down in our One Man Tank, using virtual reality controls to hunt down and fire upon enemies at the Yorkshire Games Fest.