Square Enix’s legendary tactical role-playing game gets its most substantial remaster so far, with a new script, new voice-acting, and the same classic gameplay.

This year’s instalment of EA’s legendary football franchise is looking to win back disillusioned fans, but does it do enough to allay their concerns?

The follow-up to Lego Builder’s Journey is a co-op only game in the style of Split Fiction and It Takes Two but will it prove as big a hit?

Techland’s mix of zombie horror and open world parkour gets a new almost-sequel, that introduces a very different setting and some unique abilities.

The most anticipated indie game of all time had turned the internet upside down even before it was released, but does the sequel to Hollow Knight live up to the hype?

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.

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.

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.

Activision remake two more of the original PS1 and PS2 Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater games, adding in new content and taking away some of the original music.

Activision remake two more of the original PS1 and PS2 Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater games, adding in new content and taking away some of the original music.

One of the best PC games of the 90s has been remastered for consoles, as Nightdive Studios gives the sci-fi horror sandbox a well-deserved makeover.

The latest in Capcom’s series of retro fighting game compilations focuses on Capcom Vs. SNK and GameCentral favourite Power Stone.

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.

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.