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I've been playing Wheel World. It's silly hipster fun, but I'd rather get on my real bike and ride. Where are the cycling equivalents of Crazy Taxi or Road Rash?

Developer Spooky Doorway is building a detective mystery full of Victorian spiritualism and pagan traditions, creating a lingering sense of dread that is hard to shake ...

Become the world's worst cleric, speak to the dead or pick a fight with sea birds in this Monty Python-esque magical mystery from Swedish developer Christoffer Bodegård ...

When is a racing game not a racing game? When there's more joy to be had in pootling around enjoying the view ...

Double Fine's latest is a whimsical action-adventure that takes inspiration from real-life biology as much as cult fantasy movies from the 1980s ...

Konami's lavish remake of Hideo Kojima's PS2 masterpiece swaps in slick controls and stunning visuals, but leaves the eccentric espionage drama as gloriously unhinged as ever ...

From a boisterous looter shooter to an offbeat adventure, superlative sports simulations to a 1960s-set Japanese psychological horror ...

Don't be fooled by the graphics, there is no twee, relaxing vibe in this intense and work-heavy game where you are taken in by your aunt and put to work in her supermarket ...

Two decades after its release and with a remake about to land, the cast of Hideo Kojima's stealth blockbuster reflect on what made this cold war caper a gaming classic ...

With its rousing card game about activism, indie studio Speculative Agency hopes to inspire players to engage with issues such as pollution and the climate crisis ...