Previews

Killsquad, an action RPG from developer Novarama has just released into early access. And despite the fact that it's still in development, it's already a hell of a lot of fun.

There's no set release date for it yet, but after a hands-on session with Hollow Knight: Silksong, we're confident it'll be every bit as special as the first.

Having already spent many hours with Dragon Quest Builders 2, I have to say that I’m very impressed.

More than just a sideshow to Nintendo's other big titles, Luigi's Mansion 3 has got what it takes to be the Switch’s spooky festive hit of the year.

Pokémon Sword and Shield should be one of Nintendo's biggest holiday releases, but a recent hands-on demo has left us wondering if it's going to instead be a big disappointment.

Dry Drowning is a dystopian detective tale that mashes up mythology and murder.

It’s been described as Yakuza meets Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney but Judgment, the latest game from Sega’s Ryu ga Gotoku Studio, is more than just a mashup.

We go hands on with Roller Champions, Ubisoft's upcoming roller derby-inspired 3v3 multiplayer sports title.

Night Call is coming to PC and consoles later this year. If you're a fan of noir style intrigue and murder investigations, then make sure this one is on your radar.

Entering Steam Early Access on 6th June, Hell Let Loose is a World War 2 themed online shooter that really does reward working as a team.

Coming to PC and consoles later this year, Freedom Finger is a comedic side-scrolling shooter that you should definitely keep on your radar.

If you're a fan of card-based combat and enjoy an apocalyptic twist, then make sure Nowhere Prophet is on your radar.

Take control of a helpful cat who's capable of controlling a mech suit in Gato Roboto. It you're a fan of metroidvanias, you're really going to want to.

If you like the idea of a Pokémon-inspired Metroidvania, get Monster Sanctuary on your radar now.

Currently in early access, Project Downfall is a gory first person shooter with bullet time mechanics.

Family Man isn't quite as family friendly as it would seem at first glance – and it's all the more appealing for it.

After going hands-on with Void Bastards, it's now one of my most eagerly awaited titles of the year.

It's very much like the first game, except it also stars a dog. And that's no bad thing.

Phoenix Wright is back, and he’s as ludicrous as ever.

Restore all the colours to the world in this upcoming puzzle game.