On the Radar is a monthly GamesRadar+ series where we aim to dive deep into a game that's just been released. These are the new games that absolutely shouldn't be missed and these packages of articles explain exactly why.
After all, there's so much more to say about the games we're incredibly passionate about beyond the review - and that's where On the Radar comes in. We're talking about these big games as much as you are, and we want to talk about them with you.
Latest about on the radar
Fallout 76 has become a living world that connects every point in the series – within reason
On the Radar | Fallout 76 is evolving alongside the Amazon TV show, but what comes next is a mystery – and that's the point
Bethesda reflects on 10 years of Fallout 4: "You have to accept the creative choices you make on every game"
Interview On the Radar | Fallout 4 is "a time capsule of Bethesda", and its devs look back on it "lovingly"
On the Radar with Moonlighter 2 – delving beyond the early access launch of this roguelike RPG with exclusive developer access
On the Radar | Chatting with developer Digital Sun about targeting early access for Moonlighter 2, and the impact of this shopkeeper roguelike on the genre
5 games like Moonlighter 2, from roguelike adventures to superb shopkeeping
List There are lots of games like Moonlighter 2 whether you're digging its combat or its town-based trading
I love a narrative reason for roguelike loops, and Moonlighter 2 making it your literal job is one of the best
Opinion Opinion | Are jobs the ultimate roguelike? Moonlighter 2's smart excuse for its loot-grabbing loops suggest yes
Moonlighter 2’s shop system solves the age-old RPG issue of your bag being filled with useless tat
Opinion Opinion | Retail work can be hell, but there are plenty of games that teach us why the satisfying rhythms and repetitions of selling items can be heaven.
After five hours, Moonlighter 2 already has me hooked thanks to these five features
Features Feature | Moonlighter 2's already impressed me after five hours with early access, and I can't wait to see it grow further
"We know that the players are the ones actually enjoying the game": Moonlighter 2 owes its existence to its devs' astonishingly in-depth approach to player feedback
On the Radar Testing, testing, testing
