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Prepare to delve into a world of liminal spaces and unsettling anomalies as The Exit 8 finally walks onto Xbox!

It's time to embark on a chilling journey through a museum of preserved wonders - Project 13: Taxidermy is on Xbox.

Drizzlepath: Deja Vu from Eastasiasoft and Tonguç Bodur is the latest walking simulator to roll out onto Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch. If you're after a bit of a surreal experience, this is one to take in. 

Walking Simulators get a bit of a bad rap. Some see their lack of interaction and actual 'gameplay' to be a bit of an issue. Others need more in their gaming lives than slow meanders through a mystery world. More still though absolutely love them - if you fall into that latter camp then the thought-provoking walking simulator stylings of Lucid Cycle is going to be for you.

If you’re a fan of walking simulators, then the name probably sticks in the throat, but let’s ‘own it’ and chuck the best and mightiest of the genre into a bear pit and let them have at it! Hoo-rah! As with most genre lists, there’s some controversy about what does or doesn’t constitute a walking simulator. Dialogue and navigation is preferred over puzzles and more intensive interaction like combat or QTEs. Jumping/crouching is positively frowned upon. Strap on your hiking boots and let’s ramble!

There is something so calming about taking in a beautiful landscape without anything chasing you or needing your mind to focus on questing. It’s that with which Lushfoil Photography Sim excels.

Thief Simulator 2 may take you by surprise. The gameplay premise and thieving mechanic are good and a lot of fun.

Date Z is a captivating visual novel that intertwines the dual horrors of a zombie outbreak and being a senior at high school. 

Police Simulator: Patrol Officers should be handing in its badge for lack of care to the community, well before its shift is over. 

Given the premise that focuses on a police officer doing their job, Autobahn Police Simulator 3 should be appealing. The reality is that the mechanics can't keep up with the ambition of what the game wants to do.