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There is something wonderfully unsettling about waking up somewhere you do not recognise. No explanation, no helpful voice in your ear, and certainly no...

There is something uniquely unsettling about being asked to watch a room when nothing appears to be happening. Horror has traditionally taught us to...

No More Slimes!! turns a simple battle against squishy hordes into an addictive progression playground, combining colourful pixel art, explosive abilities and satisfying character development to create a wonderfully moreish action experience.

Agent 64: Spies Never Die is a wonderfully nostalgic trip back to the days when secret agents wore immaculate suits, villains had ridiculous names, and four friends could spend an entire evening fighting over the same television screen.

Quarantine Wing: Horror turns an abandoned hospital into a suitably unsettling playground of dark corridors, strange noises and things better left unseen. Its familiar indie-horror formula and modest presentation hold it back from greatness, but when the lights go out and something nearby starts moving, this little nightmare can still make you think twice before opening the next door.

Back Driver Simulator throws you into the back seat and hands you control of the chaos, with an unpredictable taxi driver at the wheel. Its indirect driving mechanics can be frustrating, but the combination of colourful tracks, eccentric drivers and spectacular crashes makes this a refreshingly silly arcade experience with plenty of personality.

Duskfade is a heartfelt love letter to the golden age of 3D action platformers, blending gorgeous clockwork worlds, fluid movement and a surprisingly touching coming-of-age story. A few technical hiccups and tedious collectible hunting keep it from perfection, but Zirian and Cuckoo's adventure has enough charm and personality to make this nostalgic journey well worth taking.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands: Definitive Edition Upgrade brings together the original campaign, major expansions, the Season Pass, the Year 2 Pass, and a mountain of additional weapons, vehicles, and cosmetic content. Bolivia remains a fantastic tactical playground where careful stealth can erupt into spectacular chaos in seconds, making this a remarkably complete package for Ghost Recon fans.

Horror Cliche turns the familiar rules of horror against themselves, delivering a self-aware stealth adventure brimming with clever jokes and genre-loving charm. While its scares are milder than in traditional horror, its playful approach and understanding of classic tropes make it a memorable parody of the games and films it celebrates.

There is something uniquely satisfying about a Monster Hunter game. Few series capture the thrill of tracking a towering beast across untamed wilderness, learning...