Nintendo Switch

The “cozy” craze comes to the Switch this week with Palia, though there are plenty of other new titles as well including a trio of N64 games.

The king has been dethroned and a deadly army has been on the move in the brand new sequel to action RPG Hammerwatch.

Season two of THQ Nordic’s AEW: Fight Forever continues, with the release of a new tournament mode, and a selection of extras.

From Aspyr and Lucasfilm Games, the Star Wars Heritage Pack looks like a galaxy-sized collection of gaming goodness.

Those who might be a little apprehensive about the latest Prince of Persia reboot will have a chance to try it before they buy it.

History is set to come to life on the Nintendo Switch next year, with the action RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

Adventure to strange, new worlds on the Switch this week in Outer Wilds, then hit the never-ending Fortnite for some fresh happenings.

The new update is here for Atari’s already excellent celebration, and includes 2600 games, homebrew , and even something from the Lynx .

Another Nightdive Studios remaster has arrived for modern consoles and the PC, with Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion.

A real-world medieval war serves as the backdrop to Crown Wars: The Black Prince. But be that as it may, there’s evil afoot as well.

The celebration of all things Atari is about to get quite a bit bigger. An update with 12 new games is heading to the game this week.

The series returns once again for Nintendo’s console, with a Gothic II Complete Classic that includes the original expansion as well.

It’s a Batman kind of week on the Switch, as the Arkham Trilogy arrives along with Dragon Quest Monsters, and more.

Looking for a little handheld skating action this Holiday Season? If so you’re in luck, as Skater XL hits the Switch next week.

Is it LARPing if you can summon actual fire from above? Eh, hard to say, but South Park: Snow Day is looking neat either way.

While it’s not out on physical formats just yet, the Jurassic Park Classic Games Collection is ready for play right now digitally.