With a enjoyable gameplay, a customization system that allows players to express their skills, creative tracks that make excellent use of vehicle transformation mechanics and the new track-switching feature during races, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds finally earns its place on the podium of kart racing games.
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Despite having a solid foundation for its gameplay systems, Lost Soul Aside becomes a victim of its own ambition by attempting to tell an uninteresting and confusing story, while also making some missteps that prevent the combat from reaching its full potential, turning Yang Bing and UltiZeroGames' debut title into a major disappointment.
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Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots is the game that fans of the franchise have been waiting for all these years, keeping all the elements that made the series so beloved during the golden era of the PS1 and PS2, proving that there's still room for arcade sports games that prioritize fun above all else.
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Shuten Order masterfully delivers on its promise of bringing five different genres into a single adventure, introducing unique mechanics for each of its routes, presenting an immersive story that remains engaging from beginning to end, complemented by impeccable art direction.
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Super Robot Wars Y is a grand celebration of the mecha genre, and despite some minor pacing issues in its story and the lack of voice acting in dialogues, it stands as the ultimate crossover between these beloved franchises, making it highly recommended for fans of Gundam and other acclaimed series featured in the franchise.
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Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven delivers a faithful remake of the original game, preserving all the aspects that made the SNES classic a timeless masterpiece, while introducing a range of quality-of-life improvements and new story elements, making this remake the definitive version of one of the best games in the SaGa franchise.
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Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate does a good job on setting the stage for the future of the game, but unfortunately, it falls short in creating a truly engaging and memorable experience. That said, the quality-of-life improvements and system changes like Armor 3.0 might be enough to satisfy the more dedicated players.
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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 is an excellent revisit to two of the franchise's best games, despite making a few missteps such as the absence of THPS4’s original campaign mode and other questionable decisions. Nevertheless, the addictive gameplay and strong nostalgia factor are enough to please both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
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NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound revisits the franchise classic formula without relying on nostalgia, instead embracing highly enjoyable gameplay mechanics and compelling characters to carve out its own identity within the Hayabusa clan saga.
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Donkey Kong Bananza is the game fans of the franchise have been waiting for since 1999, delivering one of the best and most creative 3D platformers in recent years.
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Star Overdrive is an ambitious game that delivers a lot of fun through its movement mechanics across the open world using a hoverboard. Unfortunately, however, it falls short by going overboard with the addition of systems and mechanics that lack the necessary polish to work as the studio intended, making much of the gameplay loop feel repetitive.
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Rematch delivers fun gameplay with great depth, but it does make some missteps in its progression systems, which, combined with some minor bugs, ultimately prevent the title from scoring a spectacular goal in its launch state.
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Death Stranding 2: On The Beach expands on absolutely everything that worked in the first game and smooths out the rough edges of what didn’t go so well, delivering a story that moves and excites from beginning to end, stunning visuals, and refined gameplay mechanics—making the long-awaited sequel Hideo Kojima’s Magnum Opus.
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RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of The Soulless Army succeeds in staying true to the original 2005 game, bringing some quality-of-life improvements and new content without significantly altering the original experience. Although combat remains the weakest aspect of the paranormal detective’s first solo adventure, RAIDOU Remastered does a great job of introducing the franchise to a new generation of fans while welcoming back longtime followers who have been waiting for the series return.
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Capcom Fighting Collection 2 brings the definitive versions of some of the most important games of all time, preserving the legacy of the late golden age of arcades while adding a modern touch with features like online matches using rollback netcode. This allows longtime fans to relive fond memories and gives new players a chance to discover the roots of the genre. Capcom Fighting Collection 2 goes far beyond from being just a collection—it's a masterclass in how to preserve classic games and present them to a new generation of fighting game enthusiasts.
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DOOM: The Dark Ages takes the franchise to a medieval era, introducing new gameplay mechanics and adding more depth to the Slayer's journey. Unfortunately, some of these mechanics end up making the gameplay repetitive, accompanied by a disappointing soundtrack. Despite the issues, DOOM: The Dark Ages has a solid gameplay foundation, maintaining the brutality and frenetic pace that only the DOOM franchise can deliver with mastery.
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Forza Horizon 5 masterfully combines the precise handling of simulators with the accessibility of arcade racing games, creating the perfect playground for motorsport fans. It caters to both audiences in a way that only the Forza Horizon franchise can achieve.
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FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves is the game fans of the franchise have always asked for, delivering phenomenal graphics and soundtrack along with a diverse roster, despite slipping a bit when it comes to its single-player modes. The REV system is the cherry on top, blending offensive and defensive mechanics in a harmony that few modern fighting games have managed to achieve, making the new entry in the Fatal Fury franchise one of the most fun and deep fighting games in recent years.
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Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition revitalizes the Wii U classic with mastery, bringing improvements that make the game more accessible to new players while preserving everything that made Xenoblade Chronicles X so beloved by fans, turning one of the best JRPGs of the last decade into an even more special title.
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Delivering an interesting story, beautiful graphics, improvements to the "soulslike" genre formula, epic bosses and a robust combat system, The First Berserker: Khazan offers a solid experience for action game lovers, being one of the best games of the genre in recent years.
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