Aran Suddi

I’ll be honest, before reviewing Rushing Beat X: Return of Brawl Brothers I hadn't heard of the Rushing Beat series. If, like me, you're unfamiliar with

Time after time.

Ratcheteer DX cranks its way from Playdate to PC and Switch, with a stylishly retro game experience let down by some control faux pas.

Singing songs in a world of silence, Unbeatable looks to blend a narrative and rhythm action together.

Not my Pac-man.

Rematch reimagines what a football game can be, putting player skill and five-a-side football in the foreground. It's a little rough, but has potential.

Blades of Fire blends solid action RPG combat with a unique weapon forging element and an uplifting lead duo to fight the evil Queen.

Promise Mascot Agency is a game that's full of heart as you rebuild your family's mascot agency and the town it resides in.

An ingenious new puzzle game, Blue Prince – geddit? – is a real brain teaser as you search for the elusive 46th room.

Following up on one of the best video game narratives, Citizen Sleeper 2 makes some bold changes, though not all of them pay off.

Five years on from Fallen Order, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is an expansive sequel and exciting new chapter in Cal Kestis' story.

From the makers of Dishonored and Prey, Deathloop is an outstanding action game trapped in a looping time puzzle.

Breath of Olympus

Samurai's Creed.

Losing control.