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From endless streets to crumbling monastery walls and digital frenzy - this week's Indie Spotlight knows no bounds.

What remains of a month full of games? Memories of worlds that seem bigger than your own. Heroes who fall and get up again. Music that resonates. November is not a month of waiting, it is a month of discovery.

Which indie worlds will grab you next? The new Spotlight brings familiar heroes, wild ideas and adventures that instantly captivate.

An eel, two robots and a very clean sea - the new Indie Spotlight has everything you need for a good November.

Burnout meets construction kit: "Wreckreation" combines speed and creativity to create a surprisingly open arcade racer.

Ubisoft Mainz takes the Anno series to the Roman Empire and discovers a new theme in the empire: peace as a system.

What began over 20 years ago finds its best form to date in "Lumines Arise" - a game that creates an almost trance-like calm in its flow.

From flickering mansions to digital nightmares: these games bring the thrill back to the screen. Perfect for anyone who prefers to celebrate Halloween with a controller rather than a costume.

"Tales of Xillia Remastered" marks the return of one of the defining role-playing games of the PS3 era - technically reworked, narratively as strong as ever and amazingly timeless in terms of game mechanics.

When nostalgia, humour and chaos roll into one another, something very special is created. "Once Upon A Katamari" is exactly that.

Dance, laugh, let go: "Just Dance 2026" brings the series to the big stage and captures the pure joy of moving together.

Cleaning as a flow experience: "PowerWash Simulator 2" transforms mundane routines into digital tranquillity - now in top form on the Switch 2.