While Mass Effect: Andromeda might be this week’s big name, early reports seem to indicate that BioWare’s latest effort might not meet its lofty expectations. A number of EA Access users have been saturating social media with clips of peculiar movement animations while some unsightly facial modeling. While the developers try to mend these mistakes, players can find solace in the games that have had time to work the kinks out, from a number of ports for the Nintendo Switch to the PC version of Senran Kagura Estival Versus.

Header image: Senran Kagura Estival Versus, PC

Nintendo Switch
ACA NeoGeo The King of Fighters ’94 (eShop, $7.99)
Human Resource Machine (eShop, $9.99)
Little Inferno (eShop, $9.99)
The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ (retail and eShop, $39.99)
World of Goo (eShop, $9.99)

PlayStation 4
ACA NeoGeo: Sengoku (PSN, $7.99)
Anima: Gate of Memories – Beyond Fantasy Edition (retail, $49.99)
Mass Effect: Andromeda (retail and PSN, $59.99)
Mass Effect: Andromeda Deluxe Edition
This Is the Police (retail, $19.99)
Touhou Genso Wanderer (retail and PSN, $49.99)
Toukiden 2 (retail and PSN, $59.99)
Troll and I (retail and PSN, $49.99)

Wii U
ACE – Alien Cleanup Elite (eShop, $5.00)
Picross 3D (eShop, Virtual Console, $6.99)
Sky Force Anniversary (eShop, $9.99)
Sudoku Party (eShop, $5.00)
VRog (eShop, $4.99)

Xbox One
ACA NeoGeo: Sengoku (XLG, $7.99)
Kona (XGS, $19.99)
Mass Effect: Andromeda (retail and PSN, $59.99)
Mass Effect: Andromeda Deluxe Edition
Troll and I (retail and XGS, $49.99)

3DS
Double Breakout (eShop, $7.00)
Double Breakout II (eShop, $7.00)
Sudoku Party (eShop, $5.00)

PC (via Steam unless noted)
100ft Robot Golf ($14.99)
Ecchi Sketch: Draw Cute Girls Every Day! ($TBA)
Fantasy TD – Dragon Knights Rush ($TBA)
Kona ($19.99)
Light Apprentice ($7.99)
Mass Effect: Andromeda (Origin)
Senran Kagura Estival Versus ($35.99)
Toukiden 2 ($53.99)
Troll and I ($TBA)
Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 2: Bush Rescue ($TBA)

Robert’s Pick: For those who didn’t pick up the PS4 or Vita release of Senran Kagura Estival Versus, this week’s PC port brings all the female ninjas and breakaway clothing that your rig can handle. Sure, it might be a rather skin-deep experience, but Tamsoft’s titles always offer a bit of puckish appeal for those who appreciate a bit of fan-service in their brawlers. For gamers who already indulged with Estival Versus, Touhou Genso Wanderer gets the nod. As a fan of Rogue-likes and circle-crafted titles that incorporate the Touhou world, I’m excited for the release. Not only does it soften the difficulty of the sub-genre, but demonstrates publishers taking a chance on Japan-born indies.