Hirogami – paper thin gameplay (Kakehashi Games)

An origami themed indie game tries to blend the best elements of Paper Mario and Tearaway into a very unique looking new action adventure.

Paper craft has been a surprisingly widespre…

A daring new mix of first person shooter and Mirror’s Edge style parkour game is one of the hardest, and most rewarding, games of the year.

There’re no objective makers, waypoints, or map icons in this ambitious new action adventure, that aims to make a virtue out of not telling you where to go.

Hideo Kojima’s magnum opus is remade for the modern era, as stealth classic Metal Gear Solid 3 gets stunning new visuals and a greatly improved control system.

The best Kirby game in years gets an upgrade on Nintendo Switch 2, with new levels, new bosses, and improved performance.

The original Gears Of War turns from Xbox 360 exclusive to multiformat PS5 remaster but how does the game hold up after nearly 20 years?

The makers of Dead Cells offer their take on the Prince Of Persia, with a new 2D roguelite platformer that has just enough new ideas to be worth a look.

Sega brings back one of its classic arcade and Mega Drive franchises, with a brand new entry made by the creators of Streets Of Rage 4.

From many of the same creators behind PlayStation classic Journey comes an enchanting new game that may be the best indie title of the year.

A new indie title joins a surprisingly long list of games that feature herding animals as its primary gameplay feature, but it’s a lot more fun than it sounds.

Imagine Stardew Valley but with a mini-supermarket and you’ll have an inkling of the strange pleasures that await in new indie game Discounty.

Nintendo’s latest first party game for the Switch 2 is a budget-priced wheelchair basketball game, that makes very clever use of the Joy-Con controllers.

The fourth Mafia game is a prequel to the whole series, set in Sicily at the turn of the 20th century, and featuring some amazing graphics and performances.

A mobile version of Subnautica, a Zack Snyder movie tie-in, and the return of Angry Birds are amongst this month’s most interesting mobile games.

Konami and M2 present a new compilation of classic Gradius titles, which also includes a brand new sequel for one of the best shmup franchises of the 80s and 90s.

Konami and M2 present a new compilation of classic Gradius titles, which also includes a brand new sequel for one of the best shmup franchises of the 80s and 90s.

An inspired new indie game casts you as a hapless house fly, attempting to complete its bucket list before it succumbs to the inevitable.

After a long hiatus, the makers of Blasphemous 2 bring back Ninja Gaiden, with a 2D action game that should please both new players and veteran fans.

The black and white portable console with a hand crank as a controller has completed its second season and the games have proven just as odd as the hardware.

A new Soulslike set in China’s Ming dynasty borrows from both Dark Souls and Bloodborne, with some interesting madness effects to keep you on your toes.

The latest Lord Of The Rings game is a cosy village simulator by Wētā Workshop but are they as good at making games as they are special effects?

GameCentral reviews the newest AI: The Somnium Files game to see how it fares without series creator Kotaro Uchikoshi as the lead writer.

Nintendo has remastered Super Mario Party Jamboree for the Switch 2 and added a bunch of new game modes but is the new content worth it?

The latest indie oddity from Annapurna Interactive involves a magic bicycle, a flaming skull, and some Sega blue skies to ride under.

This new officially licensed World Endurance Championship game is a technical marvel but it’s definitely not an arcade racer.