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There's a new way to play the start of Henry's adventures, and we've checked out the long-rumoured Kingdom Come: Deliverance Next-Gen upgrade ahead of its surprise launch.

A virtual flight simulator touches down somewhere between a fullblown professional sim and a lightweight dogfighting game, leaving the player unsure of what it ultimately wants to be.

The first one was nothing to write home about. But how did it go this time? Did Squanch Games listen to the criticism and make a better game? Joel found out ...

Tarsier's signature formula has reached its ultimate expression.

The procreation game.

This game has some very clear inspirations, but an even greater identity of its own.

Mario's latest serve on the tennis court offers fleeting fun, but doesn't impress quite as much as his other sporting endeavours.

Here is the latest game from the crazy Suda51 - it's absurd and it's still jolly good fun, but it's also clearly the best game from the Japanese game creator.

Continuing its great commitment to reviving the glory of beat 'em ups in recent times, RGG Studio offers us the most in-depth overhaul, as well as new content, of the Yakuza series.

This little role-playing game is inspired by games like Paper Mario - which is fine, but one key element throws a spanner in the works.