Neil Watton

With every move to a new generation of gaming, remastered games will arrive, two-a-penny. And since launch of Xbox Series X|S that has certainly been the case with a plethora of games already having taken on the Remastered mantle. Next up, and available right now is that of Polygon Arts' Beyond Enemy Lines.

Stop what you're doing for a minute, hold tight on that Call of Duty: Warzone and put a halt to proceedings in Battlefield - there is just one war zone you should be part of, that of Thunderflash.

Dying Light - the game that just keeps giving - is back in the limelight again, this time as players get the chance to celebrate six years since launch with a brand new Zombie Hunt and a tasty little new Tactical Unit dropping in to play.

We're still waiting on that definitive Transformers title, the one that manages to bring together the joy of the toys, the madness of the cartoons, and the brilliance of the movies. Until that time though we'll make do with Transformers: Battlegrounds, a game that has now reached the next dimension with the arrival of the Shattered Spacebridge.

We've just seen Forza Horizon 4 get treated to a little expansion with the Hot Wheels Legends, but now it's time for the real thing to hit as Mattel and Milestone announce Hot Wheels Unleashed!

Got a love for Resident Evil? Adore Silent Hill? Tormented Souls is looking to harness those classics when it releases on Xbox Series X|S, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC later this year.

Having previously provided a stunning gameplay/fighting/exploration loop on Xbox One, PC and PS4, Mortal Shell is looking to step up to the next gen with a fully confirmed transformation of anguish on Xbox Series X|S and PS5.

The roster is already pretty great and there's already a host of superb DLC rolling around for MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE 2, but Bandai Namco are on a mission and today they drop in the Real Steel and some new Villainous Wear to the game.

Need to up the ante and really start to get hot under the collar with Minecraft Dungeons? The latest DLC piece - Flames of the Nether - will allow just that.

When you have a game that is continually added to in the way Dovetail Games' The Catch: Carp & Coarse has done so, it's pretty inevitable that eventually, at some point down the line, the worlds within will begin to merge as one. That is the case here and now with The Catch: Carp & Coarse as a brand new Collector's Edition of the game casts out to anglers across the globe.

It may have passed you by but slowly and rather surely EpiXR Games have been building their Aery franchise beyond what anyone could have originally expected. In fact, from today there are no less than four separate Aery games available to play, with the latest taking you on A Journey Beyond Time.

It may be popping up at totally the wrong time of year and being spooked might just be the furthest thing from your mind as we speak, but if you're looking for a Spooky Chase on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch and PS4, you've found it. Personally we're more looking forward to bunnies and chocolate, but each to their own.

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. That's pretty much the motto of not just Active Neurons as a game, but of the development team behind it as they push out the third game in the series, in pretty short fashion after the first two titles. The question is, does Active Neurons 3 - Wonders of the World provide enough to warrant another puzzling purchase?

It’s already picked up a fair few awards, but now the puzzling platformer that is World-Splitter has been confirmed for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC, with the multidimensional madness set to arrive in the spring.

In a break from the old routine, the Xbox Games With Gold scheme saw the team at Xbox HQ push out no less than five free games to players through February, moving on up from the usual four titles that the programme has become synonymous with. But with March on the horizon it's time to start looking ahead once more, to the freebies given away through the Xbox Games With Gold scheme for March 2021. It's going to be a decent little month too. Possibly.