5 more TOP recent ID@Xbox greats — Ever wanted to be an egg, or quarantine potential zombies? This list is for you.

If, like me, you ate a few too many chocolate bars, turkey sandwiches, and other treats over the holidays, you may be feeling a little egg-shaped, so why not complete the transformation and become one! Egging On puts you in the shell of a fragile egg with the goal of getting as high as you can go. Developer EgoBounds has mastered egg physics to make the egg-themed environments as challenging as they are fun.

I don’t know about you, but my heating bill is too high, I’m sick of wearing 4 jumpers, and I need to find a new way to keep warm, while warding off the horde of spiders surrounding my couch. Thankfully, KILL ITWITH FIRE! 2 has me covered, and if you’re in the same position as me, it could be for you too!

(Someone please pay my heating bill.)

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Casey Donnellan Games LLC is back with the equally hilarious spider-exterminating co-op experience. Play the campaign solo or with up to 8 friends in online multiplayer, as you wage war on the spider world to exterminate as many as you can with an array of 45 rip-roaring and hilarious weapons, from big flipping guns to rolled up newspapers.

If you’re in the mood to build an empire and become a tycoon from old tires, gears and rusty nails, developer Neutron Star Studio’s new business simulation game, Dustland Delivery, might be up your dirt path.

In a post-apocalyptic, zombie-filled wasteland, you and your ragtag group of misfits will travel from town to town, trading, buying, and selling rations, taking on rival gangs, and recruiting more to join your caravan, slowly building your empire, wheel by wheel. Build your truck (your mobile base) to tackle more difficult parts of the world, modifying it to withstand the harsh world outside to take on hordes of zombies or rogue gangs trying to steal your goods.

If you want the post-apocalyptic zombie experience but only the admin side, then look no further than Quarantine Zone: The Last Check. Brigada Games' new simulation game puts you in charge at a vital checkpoint, making sure that no one who could be potentially infected gets through.

The job is simple enough; you’ll see one person through the checkpoint at a time. Using advanced screening tools and your own instinct, your job is to figure out who can stay in the safe zone and who must stay behind. Suspicious of someone, or not sure if they are infected or not? Send them to the quarantine zone for observation, or to the lab for additional screening. If you think they’re healthy, send them to the living block, but are you sure you didn’t miss something?

Each person you save, or each infected you identify, will give you some money, which can be used for a variety of things, including upgrading your equipment, power generators, security upgrades, and more.

If you cast your mind back to the Xbox Showcase at Tokyo Game Show, you might remember a trailer for a pixel art rhythm game that boasted that everything in the trailer was a piece of unbroken gameplay footage, and showed a blood-pumping rhythm game called ‘Rhythm Doctor’. A new take on the genre, 7th Beat Studio delivers a game that’s designed to teach you rhythm and rhythm theory, without even realizing it.

The game focusses around a new intern at Middle C Hospital. Confined to a chair behind a computer screen, the intern, Ian, has the job of trying out a new experimental treatment for patients, defibrillating their hearts in time with their heartbeat. You have one job: to press the button with your really long arm in sync with their heartbeat when you line their heartbeats up properly, you’ll cure what is making them ill.