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A beautiful homage to the Harvest Moon series, in which you farm, explore and socialise to your heart's content. The cosiest of cosy games.
Part farming sim, part role-playing adventure, Stardew Valley was the surprise indie hit of the year, offering charm, wit and a beautiful little world.
A joyous game that revels in the pleasures of movement and surreal humour, with a delightful narrative that is full of clever references to Mario's adventures across the galaxy.
Super Smash Bros Ultimate: Nintendo's unconventional multiplayer brawler returns with a diverse cast of pugilists from Pac-Man to Solid Snake. A staple competitive game that has been at the centre of countless housemate rivalries.
A palpable love of video games infuses everything, and references to their colourful history are omnipresent, from iconic and world-famous series to esoteric games that you thought nobody else even remembered.
The legendary falling-block puzzler somehow returns as a battle royale multiplayer face-off โ and once you get over how weird that is, you find you can't stop playing.
I'm pathetically unable to stop playing it โ twice, while writing these words, I had to stop and play another round. Like all battle royale games, your every sweet taste of almost-success makes you hungry for more.
A beautiful homage to the Harvest Moon series, in which you farm, explore and socialise to your heart's content. The cosiest of cosy games.
Part farming sim, part role-playing adventure, Stardew Valley was the surprise indie hit of the year, offering charm, wit and a beautiful little world.
A joyous game that revels in the pleasures of movement and surreal humour, with a delightful narrative that is full of clever references to Mario's adventures across the galaxy.
Super Smash Bros Ultimate: Nintendo's unconventional multiplayer brawler returns with a diverse cast of pugilists from Pac-Man to Solid Snake. A staple competitive game that has been at the centre of countless housemate rivalries.
A palpable love of video games infuses everything, and references to their colourful history are omnipresent, from iconic and world-famous series to esoteric games that you thought nobody else even remembered.
The legendary falling-block puzzler somehow returns as a battle royale multiplayer face-off โ and once you get over how weird that is, you find you can't stop playing.
I'm pathetically unable to stop playing it โ twice, while writing these words, I had to stop and play another round. Like all battle royale games, your every sweet taste of almost-success makes you hungry for more.