The epic pairing of the creators of Game Of Thrones and Dark Souls was always going to be something special, but nobody could've anticipated that it would result in a game that is still what most gamers are talking about, a full four months on from release. As a solo warrior in decrepit world in which everything is trying to kill you, Elden Ring takes no prisoners, and we love it all the more for that.
Instead of one big game, you get nine smaller games, each set against the backdrop of a different movie from the main movies. So you can kick off as Obi-Wan or Qui-Gon in The Phantom Menace, and follow all the way through to controlling either Rey or Finn in The Rise Of Skywalker. These are matched with the usual mix of humour and inventiveness we'd come to expect from the Lego games.
Yes, the original version was released nearly a decade ago, but this update gives you even more routes to take following on from how the game originally ends. In case it passed you by back in 2013, you control an office worker - appropriately named Stanley - who discovers the building he's working in appears to be completely empty. All you have for company is a narrator, and the decisions you make throughout can either align with the narrator's descriptions, or go directly against them.
The most recent entry on the list is also the most old-school. A slight update to the Streets Of Rage format, in which you control one of the six heroes and take on Shredder and his army of henchmen. The solo campaign is two-to-three hours of pure nostalgia, while the multiplayer allows you to be joined by up to five friends and/or strangers, which in turn multiples the baddies on screen. Huge amounts of fun.
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