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More hidden object game than sniper simulation, this new indie title from former GTA veterans is not at all what it sounds like.
Nintendo’s new Fire Emblem game is by far the most ambitious the series has ever been, with a massive new adventure that elevates the franchise to new levels.
The makers of Marvel’s Spider-Man turn their hand to a very different kind of superhero, in a considerably more violent and less open world adventure.
A peculiarly drab attempt to make a more family friendly version of Forza Horizon, that’s predictably less fun to drive and offers little in the way of unique attractions.
The indie game that’s part dungeon crawler and part shop simulator is back, with greatly improved graphics and a lot more stock that needs pricing.
Try to imagine Evil Dead as directed by Akira Kurosawa, and then turned into a Resident Evil-esque action adventure, and you have Onimusha - another top notch game to add to 2026’s tally.
From the co-director of The Witcher 3, and many other CD Projekt Red veterans, comes a brand new action role-player that turns you into a vampire in medieval Europe.
From many of the same developers behind the classic XCOM series, comes a new Star Wars game where the story is just as good as the strategy-based action.
The follow-up to one of the best and most accessible Soulslike games looks to Elden Ring for inspiration, with its new open world environment.
If you’re looking for an alternative to Call Of Duty and Battlefield, the sequel to Hell Let Loose offers a more demanding but uniquely compelling experience.
There’s a brand new Marvel fighter in town and it’s an impressively unique take on both the fighting game genre and the superheroes themselves.
One of the best games of 2026 gets its first slice of DLC, as Pokémon Pokopia adds an entirely new town to explore and rebuild - only this one’s underwater.
