Sniper Dan is a funny and polished hidden-object game full of absurd scenes and long-term motivation, held back only slightly by occasionally unclear targets, minor stutters and a repetitive soundtrack.
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Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush is a clear step up from its predecessors, with varied open-world areas, accessible handling and plenty of collectibles, even if hectic music, missing fast travel and frequent loading times hold it back.
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iRacing Arcade is a worthy successor to Circuit Superstars with a motivating career mode, but overly aggressive AI, sluggish progression and the loss of the isometric view keep it from being a real hit.
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Halo: Campaign Evolved impresses with its complete visual overhaul, three new missions and the return of local co-op, but its largely untouched level design feels even more repetitive in 2026 than it did back then.
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Endless Ragnarok offers plenty of challenging endgame content, strong new characters and fresh mechanics for veterans, but it is aimed squarely at players with a strong appetite for grinding.
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#Drive Rally does a lot right with six varied countries, an open-world mode and plenty of long-term motivation, though tiring co-driver jokes, minor technical issues and weak engine sounds hold it back.
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MotoGP 26 feels more like an update than a true successor, with dated presentation, aggressive AI and a faulty racing line overshadowing nice additions like street bikes and collectible cards.
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Screamer delivers a stylish and fast-paced arcade racing experience with strong presentation, varied modes, and a compelling story, only slightly held back by inconsistent difficulty balancing.
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Tokyo Xtreme Racer may start off slow and niche, but rewards patience with an addictive street racing experience full of atmosphere, depth, and authentic Japanese car culture.
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Ride 6 improves on its predecessor with a stronger career mode, better presentation, and more variety, even if some areas like editors and character models still feel outdated.
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Old School Rally proves there’s still room for retro racers, offering great variety, nostalgic charm, and strong content, even if its career mode feels somewhat lacking.
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Project Motor Racing shows strong potential with its car selection, tracks, and modding support, but major issues in handling, AI, visuals, and overall structure leave it far behind its competitors.
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Legends BMX starts off fun with its accessible trick system, but quickly becomes repetitive due to limited content, uninspired progression, and a lack of variety.
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Lumines Arise delivers a stunning audiovisual experience with addictive, timeless gameplay, only occasionally hindered by visual clutter, making it a must-play for puzzle fans.
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A charming, accessible aerial combat game with fun dogfights and a unique setting, but limited depth, short playtime, and uninspired music keep it from reaching its full potential.
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Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition clearly shows its arcade origins at every turn. This applies to its high accessibility, the brutally fast and consistently smooth racing action, and the ludicrous environmental interactions, which are especially fun to watch. But it also applies to the very limited scope of just eight vehicles and six tracks. What works in the arcade doesn't quite work at home, unfortunately. Without unlockable content, there's simply no long-term motivation. After completing all the tracks three times, you've pretty much seen everything there is to see. And due to the absolutely absurd rubber band effect, the focus of all races is only on the last fifteen seconds, the correct use of the boost, and a little bit of luck. On the other hand, the game scores points with its local multiplayer mode, where I actually had some really entertaining sessions with my wife. Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition is good for a quick round in between, but it misses the chance to make a big impression outside the arcade.
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With NASCAR 25, iRacing makes a remarkable console debut, scoring points above all thanks to its extensive license package with four racing classes. The US stock car sport is presented very well and atmospherically, and the career mode alone provides plenty of long-term motivation. Another positive aspect is the numerous settings options, which cater to both rookies and advanced players alike. On the negative side, the somewhat dreary graphics, including avoidable frame rate drops and clearly visible, unsightly pop-ups on the AI vehicles, are worth mentioning. Nevertheless, NASCAR 25 ranks quite high among licensed racing games. In any case, I had a lot of fun with the game and am definitely looking forward to a sequel, as well as the numerous other titles that iRacing has in the pipeline for us console gamers.
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With Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White Guardian, Koei Tecmo Games and Gust are returning somewhat to the roots of the series, offering a pleasant, cozy gaming experience that focuses on likable characters, colorful presentation, an offensive turn-based combat system, and exploration of the game world. Particularly noteworthy are the very beginner-friendly alchemy system and the expansion of the general store, which goes hand in hand with the upgrade of the city. On the downside, the story gets off to a slow (but somehow typical) start, and there are some minor technical issues in the form of stuttering. The collision detection within the game world could also use a little work. Personally, I liked the darker approach of Atelier Yumia a little better, as I felt that Atelier Resleriana: somehow lacked a common thread apart from the village expansion. However, Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White Guardian is a pleasant, cozy JRPG that definitely makes for relaxing evenings exploring the game world.
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In our test, Formula Legends impresses primarily with its great scope, beautifully implemented races, catchy gameplay, and, of course, its successful unlocking mechanics. The seven decades of F1 depicted are played out on a total of 14 tracks, with different variants often available. In terms of scope and atmosphere, developer 3DClouds is second to none. So, is everything set for the world championship title? Unfortunately not quite, as some technical issues and the lackluster background music detract from the overall picture. In particular, the slight stuttering during racing and the noticeable reloading of textures when the weather changes are immediately noticeable and prevent what seemed like a sure place on the podium. With a little tweaking, however, I can definitely recommend Formula Legends to both F1 fans and arcade-loving racing enthusiasts.
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In principle, Rally Arcade Classics does a lot of things right. It offers crisp rally action on short stages, which are also very atmospheric. The “just one more stage” effect quickly sets in. Racing through the stages in numerous cars from various decades of rally history is a lot of fun. On paper, the scope of the game alone is impressive, with 420 individual tour race events in four different locations. Additional game modes such as Arcade and Rally also provide entertainment. After the exorbitantly high prices for the vehicles in the game were significantly reduced via a patch, the game progress is very pleasant. Ultimately, the biggest drawback is the number of countries we travel through. Even though all four areas are beautifully designed, they become repetitive relatively quickly as the game progresses. We would like to see a little more variety here, preferably in the form of additional countries being added later. Nevertheless, Rally Arcade Classics definitely stands up to comparison with art of rally or the rally mode in Super Woden GP II – on the contrary. As the debut work of the small Spanish development team NETK2GAMES, I can only say: hats off and keep up the good work!
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