Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred brings the “Age of Hatred” to a spectacular close, delivering one of the best campaigns in the entire franchise, two extremely fun classes, and several much needed changes and quality of life improvements, transforming Diablo IV into one of the best games in the series.
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007 First Light delivers on the promise of being the ultimate James Bond game by introducing a new version of the character that oozes charisma in every second on screen, alongside an excellent storyline supported by memorable side characters who help drive the narrative forward. The game also features an extremely creative level design that fully embraces its stealth and combat systems, making players truly feel like an MI6 spy.
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LEGO Batman: The Legacy of the Dark Knight masterfully delivers on its proposal to celebrate more than 80 years of the hero’s history, bringing a story packed with references and GREAT humor, alongside a lively Gotham City that invites exploration, marking the beginning of a new era for the franchise, despite stepping on a few LEGO bricks with a somewhat repetitive combat system and little enemy variety.
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Forza Horizon 6 dives deep into Japanese car culture, delivering the biggest, best, and most interactive map in the franchise’s history, an incredible lineup of over 550 vehicles, and a flawless soundtrack, making Forza Horizon 6 the ultimate entry in the franchise and one of the greatest racing games of all time.
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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream fully embraces absurdity and nonsensical humor, expanding on everything that made the franchise win over players on the Nintendo 3DS. With a robust Mii creation system that truly unleashes creativity, Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is definitely the most chaotic and entertaining life simulator of recent years.
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Starfield delivers a solid and immersive experience, giving wings to the fantasy of becoming a space explorer in an extremely dense universe rich with detail and unique stories to be lived. However, the game ultimately stumbles over its own ambition, containing a series of issues that may drive away players who aren’t captivated by Starfield’s sandbox aspect.
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection seamlessly blends Monster Hunter's classic combat systems with traditional turn-based RPG mechanics, complemented by a compelling story and an exploration system that encourages players to scour every corner of the world, making Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection the definitive RPG entry in the franchise.
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Shinobi: Art of Vengeance - SEGA Villains is a great celebration of SEGA’s legacy and its most iconic franchises, bringing three of the fans most beloved villains into brand-new stages with incredible visuals and challenges that test even the most skilled players.
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Pokémon Pokopia masterfully combines elements from several successful cozy games with the Pokémon formula, creating the ultimate Pokémon paradise for trainers who have long dreamed of caring for their favorite creatures. It replaces battles with familiar systems from cozy and exploration games, making Pokémon Pokopia the definitive cozy game for fans of the franchise.
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Screamer is a gift for fans of arcade racing games, delivering a robust story mode, extremely fun gameplay mechanics, and a variety of game modes that bring to life a true gem of the genre, proving once and for all that arcade racing games still have their place.
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Tales of Berseria Remastered plays it safe, delivering improvements in textures, resolution, and frame rate while keeping intact everything that made Tales of Berseria one of the great classics of the Tales franchise. The remaster doesn’t offer many compelling reasons for players who already own the PS4 version to upgrade, but the graphical enhancements make it the perfect entry point for those who have yet to experience Velvet’s journey of revenge.
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Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties delivers a complete remake of the third game in the series alongside a new story episode that complements the narrative of Yakuza Kiwami 3 by delving even deeper into the motivations and desires of Yoshitaka Mine. Yakuza Kiwami 3 presents a more compact version of Yakuza 3’s story, making some questionable choices by relocating certain content to side activities, in addition to introducing significant changes to Kiryu’s gameplay. Dark Ties, on the other hand, succeeds by focusing exclusively on Mine’s deeper character development, offering a short campaign that knows when to end, despite falling a bit short in terms of secondary content.
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A Mega Dimension serves as a solid expansion to the main game’s content, bringing challenging new endgame content and finally allowing players to break the level 100 barrier. Despite the interesting story premise and the fun interactions between characters, the progression system makes the journey somewhat tiring, which may disappoint players who are not strongly attached to the battle mechanics.
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Dragon Quest VII lives up to its proposal of being a reimagined version of the 1997 classic, bringing changes that improve the flow of the narrative and modernize the gameplay, while preserving all the magic of the original PS1 title, delivering a fresh experience for longtime fans and opening the doors of the franchise to newcomers.
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Octopath Traveler 0 uses the excellent gameplay foundation of the mobile game to create a true work of art among modern Japanese RPGs, featuring a dynamic and deep combat system, an intriguing story with extremely well-developed villains, and a city-building system that is fun without overshadowing the battles.
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Metroid Prime 4: Beyond disappoints by replacing the classic interconnected maps with a tedious open world, which, combined with a shallow narrative and a lack of innovation in its gameplay mechanics, turns Samus’s return to the Metroid Prime franchise into a major wasted potential.
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Despite its weak coop campaign, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 delivers a solid multiplayer experience and an extremely fun and challenging Zombies mode, evolving the gameplay foundation left by Black Ops 6 by introducing improvements that had long been on the community’s wish list
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment masterfully blends the musou genre with mechanics from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, creating an extremely fun combat system. Its canonical narrative for the BOTW and TOTK universe expands the lore of both games in a very respectful way, adding new and interesting elements to Hyrule’s story without necessarily making them overly essential to the universe, serving as an excellent complement for fans who love this world.
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Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake breathe new life into two of the most important games in history, using stunning HD-2D visuals and a fantastic soundtrack to fully immerse players in the adventure. Both games aim to stay faithful to the original material while expanding their universe, bringing quality-of-life improvements to exploration and combat mechanics, blending the classic and the modern to deliver the definitive version of the origins of the Dragon Quest franchise.
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Yakuza Kiwami goes far beyond a simple remake, making excellent use of the gameplay foundation from Yakuza 0. It features an extremely immersive story and setting, combat mechanics that truly make the player feel like the Dragon of Dojima, and, of course, plenty of fun minigames. The Nintendo Switch 2 version makes outstanding use of the new console’s hardware, offering a superb experience both in docked and handheld modes.
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