Thing Thing Arena Pro. Mahjongg Toychest. Sugar Panic. Guns Rain and Zombies. Let The Bullet Fly. Runestone Arena. Emo Wedding Cake. Commando 2. Pancake Master. Pancake Day. Zombie Rage. Ice Cream Sundae Rush. Koenigsegg CCR. Kobra Team Horde Attack. London Bus 2. Kissing Selena. Naughty Baby Doctor. Rock n Risk. Evil Sun. Cannibal Casserole.
Lawn Mower Racing 3D. Building Demolisher 2. Attack of The Beanmen. Sonic Xtreme Bike. Super Wicked Awesome. Hitstick Rebirth. Hands of War 3. Caravaneer 2. My Sweet Baby 2. Taxi Maze. Cube Crash. Galactic Gems 2 Accelerated. Treasures of the Mystic Sea. Farm Of Dreams. Bubble Breaker. Cubis Gold 2. Bee Honey. Rise of Atlantis. Player interaction is beautifully simple thanks to the ping system, the game looks like a stunner, and Respawn's focus on providing quality over quantity updates has made this title feel like a true evolution of the ideas that its predecessors introduced to the market.
Read our Apex Legends review. With battle royale games proving to be all the rage, it was only a matter of time before Activision threw its Call of Duty hat into the ring. Technically, this is the second Call of Duty battle royale experience Black Ops 4's Blackout mode was the first , but Warzone builds off of that foundation to create a dedicated game that's become one of the most popular shooters around.
Warzone feels like a greatest hits compilation of past Call of Duty games, all elegantly stitched together to create a new last man standing juggernaut that is fueled by the trademark intensity of Activision's blockbuster franchise.
Full of its own clever twists on the genre, such as a brutal gulag to give you one more chance to stay in the fight, Warzone excels at giving players second chances in its harsh frontier, and time has seen a promising game live up to the lofty expectations from fans to establish itself as an all-time giant of online gaming.
Read our Call of Duty Warzone review. One of the oldest entries on this list, CS: GO has shown no sign of slowing down even in the face of rising competition in the esports scene. A classic showcase of high-speed action and precision, CS: GO still remains relevant on the global stage and regularly draws astonishing viewing numbers whenever a big tournament begins.
A major influence on esports in general, CS: GO's perfectly calibrated competitiveness makes it ideal for both casual and professional gamers, a benchmark that few games have been capable of reaching over the years. It's easy to look at Dauntless as a Monster Hunter clone wearing Fortnite armor, but beneath the obvious comparison, there's a surprisingly fun game with an addictive grinding loop.
Like its primary inspiration, Dauntless is focused on throwing you at all manner of nasty beasts, with battles providing a rewarding sense of progression and fashionable gear. Every creature is uniquely fun to battle, the game has plenty of personality, and the enjoyable combat makes it easy to fall in love with this love letter to adventure. Read our Dauntless review. Originally a premium product that commanded a high price, Bungie's decision to move Destiny 2 towards a live service format has been a monumental success for the cosmic sandbox.
While each new expansion does have a price tag and the drier months are kept active with season pass content, the free package available to players is a meaty collection of storylines and multiplayer action. That right there is a stacked collection of content to dive into, which shines under Bungie's superb attention for detail, action-packed gunplay, and an improved sense of storytelling that each season has introduced to the game.
Read our Destiny 2 review. The gold standard for longevity in esports, Dota 2's annual dominance of the scene is an unbeatable standard that every game aspires to. With The International still proving to be an annual highlight on the esports calendar that features a staggering prize pool, Dota 2's legacy as gaming's most popular multiplayer arena game isn't just secure, it's practically immortal.
What's truly remarkable is that Dota began its life as a Warcraft 3 mod and then morphed into a title that gave rise to a new genre in gaming. An undying slice of excellence, Dota 2 is a highly rewarding multiplayer experience that is bolstered by years of polish, tweaks, and expansive content.
Read our Dota 2 review. Fortnite may not be the original battle royale, but it's easily the game that made the genre mainstream, cool, and a pop culture juggernaut. Easily the biggest name in video games today, Fortnite has become a global pop culture phenomenon with its film and music crossovers, game-shaking events, and lucrative gameplay mechanics that many other freemium titles have emulated over the years. Beneath all of that though, there's still an unbelievably solid game built around the idea of survival, scavenging, and instantly building a two-story condominium whenever someone fires a few rounds in your general direction.
A one-of-a-kind masterpiece that has defined the gaming industry since it became a global success story, Fortnite offers value and plenty of entertainment without demanding a single cent in return. That said, dedicated Fortnite players often do spend money in the store.
Read our Fortnite review. When it was first revealed, most people looked at Genshin Impact and regarded it as a cheap The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild clone. While it's undoubtedly influenced by one of the best Nintendo Switch games , developer MiHoYo's gorgeous open-world RPG has established itself as one of the biggest surprises in the free-to-play gaming market. Lush and epic in scale, Genshin Impact mixes the thrill of discovery with the addictive collect 'em all obsession of Gacha games to create a surprisingly generous package.
Having just recently been upgraded for Xbox Series X and PS5 consoles while adding a new region to explore, Genshin Impact has only become better since it launched last year. Read our Genshin Impact review. It's been almost a decade since Guild Wars 2 arrived, and in the years since it has gained something more important than just a polished gameplay experience or a regular infusion of new content: a sizable and dedicated audience. Communities are the lifeblood of free-to-play games, and Guild Wars 2 which wasn't always a free-to-play game has servers filled with thousands of players at any given moment in time.
That makes for a game that lives up to its MMORPG title, and with gameplay that feels gameplay within the core experience, it's no wonder that fans are still invested in this title.
It tells a sinister story involving creepy handmade dolls. The art is sublime and the ending is especially memorable. You play as a peg-legged tavern owner, who has to serve three very special dishes to a trio of horrible pirates, who really should have checked the Food Standards rating first Chapter 2 released in and was a Big Deal for Undertale fans.
Little Party - The quiet and bittersweet story of a mother trying to reconnect with her daughter. Eternal Home Floristry - The tale of a hitman who gets taken in at a flower shop while he recovers from his injuries. The Herbalist - A wordless adventure about a traveller searching for a mysterious herb. You wander around its strange world trying to interpret symbols, in the hope of discovering the plant you need.
Off-Peak - Stranding you at an otherworldly train station, Off-Peak encourages you to explore, talk to the locals, and luxuriate in its strange atmosphere. Haunted Cities - There are three volumes worth of Haunted Cities to savour. If you enjoy this, paid-for sequel Emily is Away Too is worth checking out.
Olav and the Lute - An enigmatic adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic world, with a cracking central mechanic. Rather than combining objects with other objects, you're affecting the world with a lute by plucking at its colour-coded strings.
We Are Broken - An interactive visual novel where you must talk your way out of being eaten by a vampire. We Are Broken conjures a dark and cruel world with cutting visuals and music that makes your skin crawl. Being trapped is horrible enough, but what cranks up the creepiness factor here is the dog-flap sized hole looming in the corner of the room, darkness shrouding whatever, or whoever, is inside. Bleakshore - This chilling adventure uses the fuzzy, lo-fi aesthetic of PS1-era 3D graphics to create an impressively eerie atmosphere as a shadowy figure stalks you across the landscape Faith - Faith lures you into feeling secure—if a little jumpy—with its retro aesthetic, before it transcends its limitations in one shockingly scary moment.
David Lynch Teaches Typing - What begins as a friendly typing lesson from film director David Lynch slowly descends into a surreal, disorientating nightmare.
At one point you have to touch a gross twitching bug. Great work, kiddo! House of Abandon - This story of a person playing a text adventure takes a sinister turn. Originally standalone, it became the first episode of eerie, atmospheric adventure Stories Untold.
Pressing it in time with certain beats lets you jump, crouch, and dodge out of the way of oncoming attacks. And lots and lots of practice.
The Last Tango - Rhythm espionage survival. You play as two spies, dancing through a variety of deadly locations. They'll pirouette past traps, dodge under attacks, and take down enemies with an elegant twirl.
And a gun. Expect hyperactive duels in a series of arenas.
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