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Want to be whisked back in time to the golden age of the arcade? Wired Productions and Nosebleed Interactive will allow you just that when they drop the 1990s styled adventure management game, Arcade Paradise to console and PC.

It first released on PC back in 2020, picking up a mixed set of reviews in the process. Now though it's time to experience Transient like you've never been able to before, as the Extended Edition moves onto PC via a free update, along with launch on Xbox, PlayStation and Switch. 

It's only just around the corner but today the Future Cat and DANGEN Entertainment teams have announced that OneShot will be coming to Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4 and Nintendo Switch in 2022.

Sometimes you just want to do nothing more than to embrace the simplicity. That's the case in Ball laB, the latest marble madness roller to launch on Xbox, PlayStation and Switch. 

If you like your platformers dark, immersive and with a large amount of social commentary, then look no further than White Shadows! Developed by debutant studio Monokel, this will be the jam of anyone who enjoyed Limbo, Little Nightmares and Inside, as well as dystopian nightmares from people like George Orwell or Aldous Huxley.

No, you’re not imagining things, the title of this new version of Destiny 2 is Bungie 30th Anniversary Edition, despite the game only having been around since 2017.

It's set to arrive on both PC and console, but today the team at Aurogon Shanghai have confirmed players will need to wait a little bit before getting hands on with Afterimage, with a late 2022 launch predicted.

It's still the best hunting experience you can get on console and even though theHunter: Call of the Wild has been around for a good few years already, fresh content has kept players interested. The latest option is possibly one of the greatest yet too, as theHunter players get the chance to go off and hunt on the shore of the Great Mississippi River with the Mississippi Acres Preserve.

Could Ever Forward be the first true ‘lockdown’ game? Clearly it was made before lockdown hit, but the tale of a young girl, Maya, forced to stay inside while her mother goes out to tackle a bigger pandemic is hugely (and accidentally) resonant with our own personal lock-ins. 

We love SnowRunner. In fact, whilst we fully understand that the slow, rather intricate nature of the beast won't be appealing to everyone, for those who are looking to immerse themselves in an off-road world, we're not sure there's anything better. Today though we get the chance to Haul & Hustle like never before, as SnowRunner's Season 6 content rolls out. 

Can you remember what you were playing in the mid-1990s? Of course, for many those years would be distant memories, but if you had a pad or joystick in hand, there's a good chance that you would have been spending it with Beneath a Steel Sky. Now though, as we roll towards 30 years from the release of the original, it's time to head back to that universe, this time with Beyond a Steel Sky on Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch. 

There's probably a pretty high chance that you've played Rune Factory 4 previously, what with it having been around on the 3DS and Switch for many a year. Now though that same game comes to Xbox, PlayStation and PC, all in Rune Factory 4 Special form.

A staple of the Nintendo Switch racing scene, the Gear.Club franchise has always been one to fascinate us Xbox players. Now thought we get to experience it for real with the launch of Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Ultimate Edition on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. 

Any and all Fortnite players will know that the game revolves around the V-Bucks and cosmetics. It's that which makes a purchase and download of the latest DLC pack - that of Robo-Kevin - all the more appealing. 

You don’t often find a debut game that looks as assured as White Shadows. From first-time developer Monokel, it’s a narrative-led adventure game in the vein of Inside, and not many people would dare to wrestle such a critically acclaimed title with their first attempt. We took the opportunity to chat with Daniel, the Creative Director of Monokel, to talk about the Herculean task of making a first game, and what it’s like to unleash it on an audience.