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Little Chicken's gothic farming sim asks what happens when a vampire decides kindness is worth pursuing, and the result is a funny, immersive life sim with enough personality to stand out in an increasingly crowded genre.
Psychic Software's ambitious CRPG, The Necromancer's Tale, is one of the most compelling villain origin stories in years, rough edges and all.
Lifeline Games brings players a cinematic platformer about loss, grief, and finding a way through an increasingly overwhelming world.
The biggest expansion yet for globally popular Dave the Diver trades the Blue Hole for a jungle lake and somehow ends up feeling like a sequel rather than a DLC.
F1 2026 DLC fundamentally changes how F1 25 drives, with battery management taking centre stage alongside a new grid and a brand new Madrid circuit. It's some of the most rewarding racing the series has offered in years, even if a few real-world rule changes have been softened.
Witchspire enters early access with a charming witchy premise and a world full of personality, but stumbles over the rough edges that come with launching before the potion is ready.
Gothic 1 Remake is a faithful and ambitious return to the Colony, held back by punishing difficulty, clunky combat, and a launch performance that has no business being this rough.
Hollowbody is a deliberate, lovingly crafted time capsule of survival horror that will bring back some old sentiments, but it will not be for everyone.
IO Interactive’s long-awaited James Bond origin story isn’t just the best 007 game ever made. It's one of the finest action games of the generation.
TT Games' Legacy of the Dark Knight is a smooth and fun combo of the Arkham games and the LEGO universe, which takes you through the story of how Bruce Wayne became the Dark Knight. With fun visuals, a story that feels like a DC geek wrote it from his...
A beautiful world, a charming camper van, and a crafting loop that starts strong and gradually runs out of road. Outbound is fine, but fine is the most generous thing you can say about it.
Bubsy 4D brings us chaotic energy, humour, self aware jokes, and a reminder that the old, annoying mascot is still alive and kicking. Unfortunately, clunky controls and irritating movement make the experience rougher than it should be.
