Twin-stick shooting combines with the ability to possess everything from trees to street lamps, in this enjoyably peculiar new indie game.

A reader is frustrated that as an older fan he’s increasingly being ignored by PlayStation and Xbox and pushed towards PC gaming.

The week’s second paper-folding themed video game is a charming new indie puzzler with some very clear ideas about folding virtual paper.

GameCentral reviews the most influential video game you’ve never heard of and the predecessor to everything from Final Fantasy to Fallout.

A new indie developer channels Jet Set Radio and Hi-Fi Rush while still bringing something new to the table in this stylish new 3D platformer.

The latest Xbox exclusive has the best graphics ever on a home console, as its troubled heroine takes on Viking slavers and hungry giants.

One of the most beloved RTS franchises celebrates its 25th anniversary with a brand new sequel and some controversial new ideas.

One of the most important indie games of all time returns with a remaster that adds more than a dozen new levels and revamped visuals.

The creators of Sayonara Wild Hearts and Year Walk return with what is possibly their strangest, and most entertaining, game so far.

After the success of Stray, a new indie cat simulator has appeared, with a more cartoonish style and a suitably laidback attitude.

After years in early access, the hit vampire simulator finally arises from its grave, but does it have the necessary bite to attract new fans?

It might seem like the world doesn’t need another 2D indie Metroidvania but Animal Well will have you think again, about a great many things.

A new indie horror game harkens back to the glory days of PS1 survival horror, with a wonderful homage to the original Resident Evil and Silent Hill.

One of the most popular Xbox exclusives of the last two generations comes to PS5 but how much has it changed in the last six years?

2K finally bring back their much-loved tennis simulator, with a suite of single and multiplayer options to get you in the Wimbledon mood.

For once a new Soulslike tries to do something different, with a clever new spin on the genre that mixes in platforming and cartoon logic.

The legacy of Akira Toriyama continues, with a new action role-player based on one of the Dragon Ball creator’s less well known works.

The latest Atari reboot tries to reimagine the ancient Lunar Lander as a modern, narrative led game about dystopian space corporations.