From the creative minds that brought the delightful Octodad to console and PC so many years ago, Bugsnax can easily be summed up as you are what you eat. Literally.

What kind of a game is Red Dead Redemption 2? On the surface, it looks like your typical sandbox, albeit with some rootin’ tootin’ gun-slinging action thrown into the mix. Which it is! It’s also a horror game of sorts, if you’re prepared to dig deep enough. Rockstar loves them a mystery, and much like the first Red Dead Redemption game released in 2010, there’s plenty of it in the sequel.

The follow-up to Lucas Pope's Papers, Please is a maritime insurance investigation on a lost ship, and it's out as early as next week.

Papers, Please creator Lucas Pope has finally put a release window on his new project, with Return of the Obra Dinn promising a captivating mytery adventure aboard an abandoned ship.

The Occupation was revealed way back in March last year, with no firm release date locked in. Until today that is, as developer White Paper Games revealed an October 9 launch for the mystery sleuthing game.

While Anthem actually hews closer to Lost Planet and Iron Man in its construction, its story still has that Destiny influence, focusing on mystery and exploration to flesh out its narrative. A narrative that players will find more concrete answers to, the deeper they go.

Collector's Edition are usually pretty straight forward. But Inside isn't a straight foward game, so of course its deserved special edition is going the extra mile to be extremely strange.

A solidly entertaining, surprisingly adult Harry Potter spin-off that improves as it progresses.