Truckful turns something as simple as delivering packages into an entertaining adventure thanks to its physics, cargo placement, and navigation that invites you to explore the valley. Plus, the dark, Dredge-esque vibe is addictive. There are things that could be improved, like the camera, but I’ve enjoyed playing the role of a delivery driver in this quirky world.
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Over the Hill has an appealing concept: turning every journey into a little off-road adventure, with beautiful scenery and experiences that are best enjoyed with friends. However, its slow pace, uninspiring progression, and discoveries that don't always make the effort worthwhile end up detracting from its appeal. It's a charming game to explore at your own pace, though I was hoping for more.
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Transport Fever 3 improves upon the formula seen in previous installments and focuses its new features on better usability and expanded micromanagement. It's a joy to watch the logistics networks in action, and it's a game that will provide you with hours and hours of entertainment.
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Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition is a great excuse to discover one of the best PS5 games or to lose yourself in Ezo all over again. Echoes of Sekigahara maintains the high standard of the main adventure, and Most Wanted lets you continue enjoying its fantastic combat, although the matches could use a bit more variety. It’s an expansion I’ve really enjoyed, and it’s left me wanting to keep playing.
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Order of the Sinking Star turns simple rules into a massive challenge that forces you to constantly change your way of thinking. Understanding its mechanics and discovering how they interact is its greatest reward, although its difficulty and scale can be overwhelming. If you enjoy puzzles and have the patience to experiment, this is a highly recommended game.
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Silver Pines is one of the biggest surprises of the year. Its blend of Metroidvania and survival horror works wonderfully thanks to well-crafted exploration, an intriguing story, and an atmosphere that draws you in from the start. The combat is a bit clunky and doesn't quite measure up to the rest of the game, but it doesn't detract from an adventure that comes highly recommended, especially if you're a fan of Resident Evil.
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Star Wars: Galactic Racer is one of the best games in the series and a racing arcade game that I absolutely loved. Its roguelike campaign is addictive, the handling has more depth than it seems, and the tracks are amazing. If you like racing games, you should give it a try, even if you're not into Star Wars.
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Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a great strategy game that sometimes seems determined to test your patience. Its tactical battles are fantastic, and its characters and stories end up drawing you in, but the overwhelming start, excessive management, and uninspired dungeons hurt the pacing.
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Toem 2 is a charming, relaxing, and very fun adventure for those who enjoy exploring and uncovering secrets at their own pace. The use of the camera remains ingenious, and completing the worlds 100% is well worth the effort, but as a sequel, it’s a bit too conservative. Still, I recommend it.
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Train Sim World 7 is a very comprehensive and accessible train simulator, and it’s especially recommended for those who want to get started with the series now. Its three new routes offer quite different experiences, and new features like real-time weather add to the immersion, but the lack of significant improvements over TSW6, the bugs, and room for optimization make it feel like less of an evolution.
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Star Wars Zero Company is much more than just an XCOM set in the George Lucas galaxy. Bit Reactor takes a familiar formula and refines it to create a fast-paced, deep, and incredibly fun tactical game, complemented by a story and characters that fit perfectly into the Star Wars universe. That said, the PC optimization needs to be improved urgently.
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Future Knight is a short, straightforward, and incredibly fun shoot 'em up that unapologetically embraces the video games of the '80s and '90s. Its excellent controls, clever use of characters, and meticulously designed bosses make you want to play it over and over again.
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ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is one of those simple indie games that knows exactly what it wants to offer. Repairing old devices is surprisingly entertaining, especially thanks to the care with which they’ve been recreated, while its 2000s setting and story make great use of nostalgia.
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Leafy Corner is an extremely peaceful, cozy game that delivers exactly what it promises. It’s very easy to play and offers almost no challenge, but it makes up for that lack of depth with a wealth of content, highly satisfying decoration, and an incredibly relaxing experience. It’s not for everyone, but it perfectly caters to the audience it aims to win over.
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Palworld has reached version 1.0, which is more complete, polished, and mature. Its mix of survival, creature capture, building, and automation is addictive. The open world still feels empty, and the narrative could use a lot of improvement, but it’s much more than just “Pokémon with guns.” I highly recommend it.
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Denshattack! is one of the most original, wild, and surprising games I've played in a long time. Its premise might seem like a joke, but Undercoders has turned it into an incredibly fun, precise, and creative arcade game. It features excellent level design, a wide variety of scenarios, and plenty of replay value. One of the surprises of 2026.
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Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains has pleasantly surprised me. It’s still Monopoly, with the limitations typical of this type of game—especially its lack of game modes and the excessive influence that starting events have on how games unfold. However, it adapts the Star Wars universe quite well and allows for both online and local play.
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Star Fox returns with a remake that features excellent controls and a visual and cinematic ambition befitting the year 2026. It’s a straightforward, intense, and highly replayable arcade experience that introduces some truly tough new challenges and a surprisingly fun multiplayer mode. The campaign might feel short if you’re just looking for a quick playthrough, but the game is much more than that.
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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales has pleasantly surprised me. Square Enix and Claytechworks have dared to step outside their comfort zone with a highly dynamic, beautiful action-RPG that features a combat system far more complex than it initially appears. Not everything works equally well, however: the repetition of environments across different eras, the level design, and the limited variety of enemies detract from the game’s appeal.
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In the Jungle is a bold DLC, but also somewhat uneven. Mintrocket hasn't just offered more fish, more recipes, and more missions; it has created an expansion that transforms the structure of the base game. If you're looking for more of the Dave The Diver you know and love, it might come as a shock; if you accept that this expansion aims to open new doors for the franchise, you'll probably enjoy it quite a bit.
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