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To infinity and beyond is all well and good, but sometimes the best adventure is the one that takes you straight back to Andy's bedroom.

Retro gaming is having another moment.

Being a janitor is usually a fairly thankless job. Being a janitor on a space station that has been swallowed by a sentient black hole is considerably worse. RetroSpace throws you into exactly that situation, mixing sci-fi horror, immersive-sim gameplay, dark humour and a rather fabulous disco-punk aesthetic.

The Vorlec wastes little time putting you in danger. This third-person action platformer drops players into a vibrant RetroWave world where tricky platforming, puzzles and hostile enemies stand between you and the end of the journey.

If you've ever fancied taking the controls of a fighter jet and turning a full-scale invasion into a rather bad day for the enemy, Angle Of Attack might be worth a look.

Forget about the worries of the world, and grab a cube - for that is all you need here in Retro Cube Slider, along with a few directions to choose from and a puzzle that refuses to solve itself.

It’s fine as another iron in GameSir’s budget fire, and if you’re considering the T7, this is an option, but don’t get hung up on the love of an icon. 

Dimensional Animals has arrived, bringing a colourful retro platforming adventure to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One alongside PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.

My sports gaming tends to follow a routine.

If a non-linear adventure packed with pixel art, secrets and grotesque boss fights sounds like your kind of thing, Tearscape is ready to explore now.