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By moving with the rhythm, your character smoothly glides over beautifully painted landscapes
The music in this genre-straddling project develops according to players’ choices
It offers players a satisfyingly blank canvas — though design standards are not high
A heartfelt memoir on being single, living alone and the existential experience of loneliness
The rapper celebrated his birthday with a performance that tackled topics such as fatherhood and climate protesters
For the new game, the medieval city was created with the help of painstaking research
Bethesda’s new title allows you to jump from planet to planet, but there are glitches along the way
The electronic musician’s London show was ambitious, but key moments were lost in noise
An offshore maintenance worker confronts personal trauma and corporate malpractice in this underwater exploration game
Arcane fantasy language and tangled lore are relieved by self-awareness and fourth-wall-breaking absurdity
Unseen boundaries are the ones with the most life-changing consequences, argues Maxim Samson’s illuminating collection of case studies
The author, academic and gaming provocateur talks about his puzzling, playful creations
The multi-instrumentalist on her new solo album, blending influences, and why she is fighting the corner of struggling artists
The MP’s first novel is set in the Westminster of Francis Bacon but, not coincidentally, acts as a reflection on contemporary crises
Photographs play a key role in levels that require you to reinvent your surroundings
An online encyclopedia is the setting for a narrative game about the killing of a Chinese tech mogul
Its three creators have abandoned plot and polish for quick bursts of entertainment
Missed out on tickets? Catch a match from the comfort of these characterful nearby drinking holes that are all celebrating the tournament
‘Dordogne’ explores the loss that comes with adulthood while ‘Harmony: The Fall of Reverie’ shows the mixed blessing of foresight
The author finds that a relative’s 18th-century diary offers a window to the past and a context for his own life
Wang Xiaobo’s semi-autobiographical account of the final decades of the 20th century in China is both subversive and hilarious
In this cross between ‘Squid Game’ and ‘Takeshi’s Castle’, you’re in charge of a canine saviour
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The adventure uses revolutionary AI software to create dialogue that feels dynamic and natural
In ‘Flooded’ and ‘Terra Nil’, players encounter taxing ecological challenges
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