Previews

Set in a bright neon world where you're put in control of a squishy, formless 'mote', Lumote isn't your typical puzzle game.

Launching 5th May on PC, Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters looks set to impress with its dynamic turn-based battles.

Rather than relying on jump scares, Martha is Dead sets an unsettling tone from the outset, and has one hell of a set-up.

Fast-paced RTS Crossfire: Legion will launch into early access this spring, but you can sign up to take part in a beta test right now.

GRID Legends is now just a month away, and we've been hands-on with the game's story mode to see what kind of drama it offers.

We've been hands on with the upcoming OlliOlli World, and can confidently say it's going to be a hit with fans of the series.

Launching soon, Infernax is a retro-styled action RPG that has a few modern-day twists up its sleeve.

We've been hands-on with CrossfireX's two single-player Operations: Catalyst and Spectre.

Set for release in 2022, this sci-fi Souls-like gives you the job of exploring a hostile alien world in order to find samples of a mysterious crystal called Dolmen.

Developed by The Parasight, Blacktail is a first-person action adventure game that sets out to bring "Slavic myth to life".

Launching in February, we've been hands-on with a preview build of GRID Legends and it's left us very excited for its release.

If you enjoy adventures that don't hold your hand, that allow you to carve out your own path – quite literally – then Core Keeper is one to watch.

We've been hands on with Babylon's Fall, and while it has some interesting ideas, its drab visuals and tanky enemies suck the fun out of it.

We've been hands-on with Elden Ring, and what we've played so far has absolutely blown us away. February can't come quick enough.

Aiko's Choice is a standalone expansion for Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun, offering more of the same stealth-based tactical action.

From the co-creators of Dishonored and Prey comes Weird West, an action RPG set in a crazy world where your choices and actions matter.

I don't normally like describing a game as 'cosy', but when it comes to Grow: Song of the Evertree, I can't think of a word that fits better.

We've been hands-on with this detective thriller and can't wait to dive deeper.

Grapple Dog may be a while off release but this 90s-style platformer's demo is still an absolute joy.

If you love old-school 3D platforming, then you might want to put Demon Turf firmly on your radar.