Keith Stuart
Industrialised murder probably shouldn't be this entertaining, but this final part of the trilogy is a minor masterpiece
Blade Runner meets Grand Theft Auto in this sprawling hellscape of a role-playing game, which is extraordinarily immersive but let down by misogyny and xenophobia
This Spiderverse-inspired take on Spider-Man has a new hero and an appealing message reflecting America's vibrant diversity
Feel the polygonal burn as super-speed graphics bring old-fashioned car chases a fresh thrill
From craggy snow-topped mountain ranges to swooping desert valleys to bustling cities, the landscape is alive with detail.
This silly multiplayer online game is like a Teletubbies-style athletics tournament, and is a good entry point for the battle royale curious
The Czech studio best known for point-and-click adventures Samorost and Machinarium brings its idiosyncratic genius to the puzzle platformer
This retro-tinged hack-and-slash spinoff has plenty of Mojang character and humour
There are pulpy thrills, cinematic visuals and heart-stopping gameplay to enjoy here – so long as you can stand the rewriting of history and cheerleading for US militarism
Experimental game designer Nina Freeman returns with a set of funny, thoughtful vignettes about the awkwardness of new relationships