The shooter franchise from Hell returns, as the sequel to Doom Eternal aims to be more accessible and closer to the original 90s classic.

They might not be realistic but the graphics in The Midnight Walk are some of the most impressively creepy of the year, in this surreal new stop motion adventure.

A new indie Soulslike is no mere imitation, as Empyreal offers a clever mixture of guns, melee combat, and a very unusual role-playing system.

The sequel to Journey To The Savage Planet is bigger, better, and funnier than the original, as you get to explore multiple alien worlds with friends.

The sequel to Journey To The Savage Planet is bigger, better, and funnier than the original, as you get to explore multiple alien worlds with friends.

Delta Force – a surprisingly good mobile shooter (Level Infinite)

This month’s batch of new mobile games includes a new Katamari Damacy sequel, a potential Balatro rival, and a sequel that’s been a decade in the making.

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One of the Xbox’s most acclaimed exclusives is now available on PS5 and it’s the best open world arcade racer ever made.

Bethesda remaster the predecessor to Skyrim, turning an almost two decade old role-player into one of the most talked about games of 2025.

One of the best Japanese role-players of recent years is actually French and it also has one of the most enjoyable battle systems the genre has ever seen.

Steel Seed – it’s amazing how good indie games can look now (ESDigital Games)

A new double-A indie game tries to blend elements from two of gaming’s most successful franchises, in a unique new sci-fi adventure of its own.

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Terry Bogard and the gang are back as SNK revive the iconic Fatal Fury series for a new 2D fighter that seeks to challenge Capcom’s Street Fighter 6.

A 2D platformer whose inspirations include Limbo, Dark Souls, and Portal is one of the most inventive, and difficult, games of the year.

The big Xbox exclusive from Christmas 2024 is now available on PS5 and it’s still one of the best action adventures of recent years.

The latest indie hit is also a surprise game of the year contender, as you try to discover the secrets of your great uncle’s mysterious manor.

The creators of We Happy Few return with one of the best looking games of the year, featuring some stunning stop motion animation.