Onde isn’t a platformer or rhythm game (though it has pieces of both), but an ethereal, sensory journey through a colourful, abstract world.
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With Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth, Team Ladybug continues to refine a rock-solid metroidvania foundation and prove its worth for any license.
Grappling: good. Dogs: good. Combine them and you get Grapple Dog, a fun platformer with plenty of ideas and a whole lot of charm.
OlliOlli World stays true to its skateboard platforming routes, but finds a welcome sense of adventure and personality in its rad new setting.
Aspire: Ina’s Tale weaves a thoughtful tale through its striking visuals, but weak puzzle design and finnicky controls only get in the way.
Ghostrunner’s blend of action and first-person platforming is refreshing, precisely because it de-emphasises direct combat.
Thirty years after getting canned just before it was due for release, colourful arcade platformer Clockwork Aquario finally gets to shine.
Metroid Dread succeeds in walking the tightrope between innovation and being true to its roots, but not without a few stumbles along the way.
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron brings utter beauty and serene, surreal theological action to PC. Ten years on, it hasn’t aged a bit.
Sixteen years after the original game made its debut, Psychonauts 2 delivers everything fans could have wanted, and more.