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Inspired by some legendary titles, Severed Steel employs a stunt system and copious amount of bullet time to present a fluid action experience.

It’s the ’80s, but Lake isn’t about a ‘rad’ time rehashing what everybody thinks the decade actually was. It’s actually way more realistic and… slower paced.

So it, in fact, does run Crysis. And I’m referring to the current generation of consoles and the PC (natch’), as the Crysis Remastered Trilogy is on the way.

Console gamers looking to add a little fun and frolic to their copies of dictatorship sim Tropico 6 are in for a treat, as Festival is out now.

Fans of Sega’s blue speed demon should be happy this week, with the launch of Sonic Colors Ultimate. It’s just about the only standout however.

Can you be too big of a criminal in Modus Games’ Rustler? The game allows players to be a right proper villain, even down to launching cows.

One of the nicest surprises of 2020, could Streets of Rage 4 get any better? Well, yes it can, with the addition of the survival mode Mr X Nightmare.

It’s slime time. That well-armed mollusk Clid the Snail is ready to rock and roll with some twin-stick blasting action in his self-titled game on PS4/5.

It’s looking like it’s finally going to happen. Oft delayed in the face of the pandemic, No Time to Die will close out a 007 generation on October 8th.

The Iron Harvest is expanding, as King Art Games excellent WWI-era, alternate-history RTS has been announced for current-gen consoles.

This one isn’t quite what you might think it is, at first blush. Jurassic Architect, isn’t about building a park, it’s about building a world.

Well, here we go. This holiday season might have started slow, but it’s set to roll with a month that brings Sonic, Deathloop, Diablo II and lots more.

Who hasn’t wanted to craft their own toy city? Aspiring action-figure mayors can finally build their own plastic-burgh thanks to Tinytopia.