Best new mobile games on iOS and Android – September 2024 round-up
GameCentral’s monthly round-up of the best in smartphone gaming includes a sci-fi style point 'n' click adventure and a surprisingly original Tower Defence game.
GameCentral’s monthly round-up of the best in smartphone gaming includes a sci-fi style point 'n' click adventure and a surprisingly original Tower Defence game.
The new Harry Potter game is a mid-budget recreation of Quidditch, that’s free on PS Plus this week and surprisingly entertaining.
Tennis season is not over when it comes to video games, as the successor to AO Tennis takes to centre court against TopSpin 2K25.
The spiritual successor to Thumper is a stunning VR game that mixes music and visuals to impressive effect, but will it also go down as a classic?
The latest addition to Game Pass is a very different kind of dungeon-based RPG, with a real-world setting in the modern day.
Take control of a lost shadow in a monochrome Dutch city, in this inventive and agreeably mellow new indie adventure.
GameCentral takes a look at this month’s fresh batch of smartphone games, including a Netflix version of Minesweeper and Outlanders 2.
GameCentral explores the carefully crafted world of Supercell mobile games and how they manipulate players even as they’re having fun.
The latest attempt to revive a classic Atari franchise sees top-down racer Sprint take to the track once again, with eight-player local co-op.
Pokémon meets Slay The Spire in this inventive new indie game that forces you to play as both your team and your opponent.
An obscure space trading game from the Xbox 360 era is inexplicably remastered for the Switch but does it have anything to teach Bethesda?
The makers of Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture create a homage to The Thing that features no combat but plenty of scares.
This month’s review of new smartphone games includes one of the best games of the year on any format and a brand new Supercell game.
He may be only a duck but Eugene McQuacklin is the star of the best noir detective thriller since L.A. Noire.
The week’s second paper-folding themed video game is a charming new indie puzzler with some very clear ideas about folding virtual paper.
The creators of Sayonara Wild Hearts and Year Walk return with what is possibly their strangest, and most entertaining, game so far.
GameCentral’s monthly look at the best new gaming apps features an ultra violent potato and one of the best puzzle games of the year.
2K finally bring back their much-loved tennis simulator, with a suite of single and multiplayer options to get you in the Wimbledon mood.
The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S update for Fallout 4 is available now and despite problems on PC it’s a definite improvement from before.
EA presents a new indie Metroidvania with a very personal theme and setting, as it explores issues of loss in a fantastical African setting.
There's a whole bunch of impressive new smartphone games out at the moment, from Call Of Duty Warzone Mobile to the satirical Recursion.
Keri Russell stars in a new interactive drama from the makers of Gone Home and Tacoma, but what kind of story is it trying to tell?
Capcom's much loved Dragon’s Dogma finally gets a sequel, as you and your AI pawns once again brave a lethal but beautiful fantasy world.
GameCentral takes a look at a new indie Metroidvania with a stunning visual style and a tough but rewarding sci-fi challenge.
This month’s biggest mobile games include the mobile version of Warframe, complete with cross-play, and a new Rainbow Six spin-off.