Gareth Brierley

Some will find the prospect of sitting around and chatting too dull to warrant a purchase, and others might discover that after one playthrough, they’ll not want to play it anymore, but unfortunately for them, I think they’d be missing out on some brilliant possibilities and many "sliding doors" moments.

If there's something strange in the neighbourhood, who you going to call? Well, please ring the police, but after you've exhausted all possibilities, you may well want to give the Ghostbusters a tinkle. Ghostbusters: The Video Game is the Remastered version of a game that first appeared on the last generation of the console back in 2009. But now this shiny new version is back on the streets, available on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC.

If you're a fan of RPGs then grab some coffee, be ready to lose a lot of man-hours, and ring in sick to work, for Greedfall is going to take up a lot of your time.

Available to download right now on Xbox One, Sally's Law is about the relationship between a father and his daughter.

For fans of the series and lovers of the genre, the combination of turn-based combat, intriguing puzzles, and exploration work well.

From just looking at the title of the game you will know whether you're going to love Bus Simulator on Xbox One or not.

From Doom through to The Evil Within, religious art and iconography are both blatantly and secretly hidden in bits of the core game design. Yet Apocalipsis: The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil doesn't hide its influences, instead putting the spotlight brightly on what has inspired the team in the making of this game. But is it good or evil?

We've played a lot of sim-styled games over the years; airport simulators, farming simulators, construction simulators and even a PC building simulator. But for some unknown reason what's got us really excited is the chance of playing Bus Simulator on Xbox One. It's probably something to with the fact that when we where children, all we wanted to do when we grew up was to drive large vehicles like fire engines, trains and, of course, buses. And right now those dreams are coming true with the launch of Bus Simulator on Xbox One and PS4.

Ellen on Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch is one of the new hopefuls trying to make us jump behind the sofa. So close the doors, check under the bed and sit down for a tale of intrigue, murder, ghosts and things that go bump in the night.

If you love a bit of gaming on your iPhone or iPad then this could be a perfect device to help you get the best out of your favourite games.

It has been inspired by 17th Century history, just an alternative version of it, and from the start of the game, you get to leave the old continent to explore the island of Teer Fradee. And you know what? You can do that right now as Greedfall launches on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

It is at times like these where I wish developers would just delay the release of their game, as I'm sure some patches will be on their way. But by that time it’ll be hard for anyone to be persuaded to have another go at Headspun.

Yep it's that time of year again and there is a new offering with NBA 2K20 on the Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC. So, will this new entry in the series deliver an attacking boost or will it flounder in defense? Well, it's available right now so we can find out.

If you're looking for an extra bit of challenge to your Cities: Skylines game then with Industries you're in for a treat.

In real life, dungeons are pretty gruesome, tightly cramped and tedious places. They were built in the medieval castles as prisons or torture chambers for common prisoners or political enemies. In the gaming world though, they have been the staple diet for the RPG adventure game since the dawn of gaming back in the early '80s. Torchlight II on Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch carries on this tradition of dungeon crawling and exploring with a sequel to the first game, Torchlight. Are you strong enough to brave the depths?