Nick Gillett

The latest entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology series journeys into outer space for the first time, with a story influenced by The Thing.

Jumping in the back of a camper van and taking to the open road is the premise behind this new, and extremely mellow, survival indie game.

Xbox’s massively popular open world arcade racer comes to Japan for the first time, in what could be the best racing game of the year.

After years of turmoil and uncertainty, Subnautica 2 is finally in early access but is this deep sea survival sequel worth the wait?

A new cosy survival game takes an ecologically friendly approach to the genre, with a slow-paced open world adventure that proves surprisingly compelling.

Another isometric roguelite tries to take on Hades, but what this new indie game lacks in originality it makes up for in terms of action and variety.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance may have cornered the market on historical role-players but this new indie game takes a more strategic approach to a similar concept.

A new match-three puzzler doesn’t sound like much to get excited about, but this low budget Nintendo Switch indie title has an interesting twist on the usual formula.

Ubisoft remake one of the most popular games in the Assassin’s Creed universe but how does it fare when compared against today’s modern titles?

The Gallipoli campaign of the First World War is the subject matter for this unique new indie game, which tries to shed light on the involvement of some forgotten combatants.