Let’s be honest; a list of the greatest 2D platformers could be filled exclusively with Mario games. However, Mario’s latest 2D adventure stands out even in his plethora of stellar titles.

The Grand Theft Auto (GTA) series has come a long way since its early days, transforming from a 2D top-down game to a standard for open-world design. Not only does this transformation highlight ...

Play as Sarah Connor, the T-800, and John Connor in the far future missions, with a blend of beat ’em ups, shooting and stealth. This could be the Terminator 2 tie-in game that we never had.

Prepare for some serious ninja drama! We're diving deep into the most controversial moments that divided the Naruto fandom. From questionable plot twists to character developments that left fans ...

The game’s due out on 5th September for both PS5 and PS4 and has shot straight to the top of our most wanted list. What a pleasant surprise!

Phoenix Labs has announced its free-to-play RPG Dauntless will be going offline on May 29, 2025. It will no longer receive additional content or updates beyond this date.

A new game centered around DC’s The Flash has been cancelled, according to a very reliable source. DC has one of the most respected stables of characters in all of fiction.

Simulation games have become so popular because they allow players to experience a variety of different lives from the comfort of their own homes. Pair that with a 2D graphical style and you've ...

Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake has become the top-selling game in Japan for 2024, despite only releasing a week ago. According to estimated figures shared by Famitsu, the Switch version is the top ...

Tons of jobs, strategy gameplay to rival its successors; it has the works. – John Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is available right now for Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Are you after some new top down games? You’re in luck as there are quite a few heading our way throughout 2025. Here are just a few to keep tabs on. #13 33 Immortals It’s not uncommon for ...

The series’ producer, Eiji Aonuma, had a new goal for the games’ direction. He said he wanted to have more 2D, top-down games closer to the original in the future.