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A lego version of Batman standing on a rooftop in front of a large moon, taken from Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight aims to be the "definitive Batman story"

By Luke Kemp published

Exclusive Big in 2026 | TT Games explains how Batman has aged like a fine Wayne

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Samara and Amani stand in their Goddess food truck mech in Dosa Divas key art, cooking up a big meal for surrounding villagers, with the GamesRadar+ Big in 2026 branding

Dosa Divas is an RPG where you solve every problem with cooking: "Everything is themed around flavor profiles, including attacks and enemy weaknesses"

By Rachel Watts published

Exclusive Big in 2026 | We pull up a chair with Outerloop's Chandana Ekanayake to chat about how the studio's upcoming cooking RPG is a fresh take on the genre.

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Key art showing cliff with sword and shield in hand with supporting characters behind him and a lush world filled with ancient ruins behind him, with the GamesRadar+ Big in 2026 frame

Crimson Desert's hack and slash boss bottles "play a crucial role in shaping the game’s intensity", but there's more to the open world adventure – like fishing, cooking, and dragon-riding

By Luke Kemp published

Exclusive Big in 2026 | From MMORPG roots to an upcoming solo adventure, developer Pearl Abyss walks us through its journey

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Samurai Miyamoto Musashi raises his sword to guard in key art for Onimusha: Way of the Sword, with enemies in a montage behind him - with the GamesRadar+ Big in 2026

"What we wanted to depict was the figure of a young, rough-edged Musashi": Onimusha: Way of the Sword's protagonist melds a historical figure with a cinematic legend

By Luke Kemp published

Exclusive Big in 2026 | History, cinema, and dark fantasy clash – and the resulting explosion is dazzling

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A close-up of Wolverine in his iconic yellow and black X-Men costume, grimacing as he raises his claws close to this chest - cropped from the game's key art with the GamesRadar+ Big in 2026 frame

With Wolverine set to elevate superhero gaming in 2026, here's the four features I want the most, and four I'm desperate to avoid

By Abbie Stone published

Opinion Big in 2026 | Logan could star in my game of 2026, as long as Insomniac Games can stick the superhero landing

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Key art for End of Abyss showing a small figure wearing a diving suit in a dark, ominous pipe with swirling blue dust - with the GamesRadar+ Big in 2026 frame

Former Little Nightmares devs' End of Abyss is a satisfyingly creepy blend of top-down twin-stick shooter and Metroidvania exploration

By Malindy Hetfeld published

Exclusive Big in 2026 | Section 9 Interactive studio co-founders, Marcus and Mattias Otvall, discuss the inspirations behind the horror adventure

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Key art for Saros showing Soltari Enforcer Arjun Devraj holding a gun with is eye glowing, in front of a larger figure with many arms, with the GamesRadar+ frame for Big in 2026

Returnal spiritual sequel Saros lets you keep upgrades when you loop, but that just means this twitchy shooter can be challenging in brand new ways

By Justin Towell published

Preview Big in 2026 | Forget voxels and arcade gaming, Housemarque is going big budget and cinematic for its new game

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A squad of space marines standing in a row and firing in Total War: Warhammer 40K

Total War: Warhammer 40,000's crusade system sounds a lot like Helldivers 2: "Every campaign you play, there is meaning to it"

By Andrew Brown last updated

Exclusive Big in 2026 | The Imperium wasn't built in a day

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No Law sounds like Cyberpunk 2077 meets Atomfall, and its "opt in" narrative already has my attention

By Jasmine Gould-Wilson published

Exclusive Big in 2026 | No Law is an RPG where "you can shoot the main mission givers in the face at the beginning of the game, but you can still finish it"

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Switch 2 with Donkey Kong Bananza art on screen on wood pattern table next to accessories.

What to expect from the Switch 2 in 2026: Pokemon and Zelda celebrations, tons of ports, and comfort Nintendo food

By Fran Ruiz published

Features Opinion | After a strong debut, the Switch 2 is marching into its second year with huge ambitions and the promise of a rich and varied library

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