What to play after you beat Assassin's Creed Odyssey

Lara Croft's final adventure in the rebooted Tomb Raider trilogy ends with a bang. The latest entry in the series has all the good stuff: tombs to be explored, fast-paced action sequences, explosions. A shooter may be what you need after Odyssey's sword fights, so hop into Shadow of the Tomb Raider and take on Trinity in the Peruvian jungle.

As far from a sprawling open-world RPG as you can get, Life is Strange 2 continues the series' penchant for emotional storytelling. After just one episode in this narrative adventure, you'll fall in love with Sean and Daniel. This time around, Life is Strange is swapping its time manipulation power for a bit of telekinesis. Be prepared for some Strange Things-esque events to occur.

Racing games don't get much better. Playground Games' latest entry in the Forza Horizon series takes players to the wonderful far away land of … Britain. Featuring dynamic seasons and over 450 licensed cars, you'll speed through the beautiful countryside in awe.

Need a good old fashioned platformer? You can't go wrong with Hollow Knight. A beautiful art style, fearsome enemies, and immaculate gameplay await you. This Metroidvania shows that the genre's greatest days may be yet ahead. With the Voidheart Edition, you're also getting four full expansion packs rife with content.

Tired of living enemies? Try your hand at some undead ones instead. State of Decay 2 expands upon the first game's survival elements and throws even more challenges your way in an unforgiving world full of vicious zombies. Even better, you can play the entire game with a friend in co-op.

Odyssey not enough for you? Then jump into Assassin's Creed Origins. You're getting a nearly identical gameplay experience — minus the dialogue choices — this time set in ancient Egypt. If you're itching for more like Odyssey, you won't get any closer than this.