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Like getting your ass handed to you again and again? Perhaps you ought to try out Swimsanity!.

It's-a me, Lego Mario!

Horizon Zero Dawn launches on PC on Friday, and you're in for a real treat if you have a PC capable of running it at high settings.

Sometimes even a short game leaves a lasting impression. 

You probably don't want to think about germs right now. We don't blame you. But what about Gerrrms?

If you're looking for a twin-stick shooter with a flavour all of its own, Bartlow's Dread Machine is well worth a peep.

Another month, another assortment of games vying for your money and time. Here are the games to watch out for this August.

This humorous, over the top JRPG is a joy to play, whether or not you've seen the anime.

Is Fight Crab worth getting your claws into or is this crustacean fighting game a one-joke wonder?

Either again, or for the first time.

Resident Evil, part of Boss Fight Books Season 5, takes a deep dive into Capcom's classic survival horror.

Announced via a teaser trailer last night, a new Fable game is in the works. But just what do we hope to see from it?

Its Monkey Island inspiration is plain to see, but Darkestville Castle is far from a copycat adventure. Give the Xbox One demo a download today.

Just started playing Ghost of Tsushima? Get off on the right foot by checking out our tips. With these under your belt, you'll conquer it with no problems.

Demolish & Build doesn't deliver a full-on bulldozer rampage but it's still worth a look.

One of the greatest elements of Call of Duty: Warzone’s gameplay is the cornucopia of weapons it has available to use.

Resident Evil has had a long and interesting history.

Being successful at Teamfight Tactics means strategising and developing your skill. Here are 10 tips to help you master Riot Games' popular autobattler.

Jumping into the Neon Abyss for the first time? These tips will help you out along the way.

Kojima Productions' Death Stranding is now available on PC, and as you'd expect it looks and plays better than ever. But it's still not for everyone.