Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is an accessible and highly entertaining fighting game. While its launch roster feels a bit limited and seems poised to rely heavily on paid content, its gameplay and impressive visual presentation make it a thoroughly enjoyable title for fans of the genre.
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Blue Reflection Quartet brings together both the best and the most uneven aspects of the franchise. Its two main entries—especially Second Light—are genuinely emotional, well‑crafted JRPGs that alone justify the price of the package. Unfortunately, Ray and Sun drag down the average with adaptations that feel rushed.
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EA Sports College Football 27 shines thanks to its impeccable PC port and new additions like dynamic weather and tactical improvements. However, EA’s initial greed in trying to monetize progression nearly derailed the launch, leaving a bittersweet taste in what is otherwise the most complete entry to date.
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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and depth. Its combat, the Magicite system, and its great story make it memorable, though low enemy variety and lack of traditional leveling may put off veterans.
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Swan Song is an imaginative puzzle game that grows in difficulty without losing its warmth. Its logic challenges blend naturally with a story about grief and loss, leaving you fully invested by the final level.
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An excellent farming sim thanks to its season management, creative use of wind, and weekly market. However, its slow early progression and inventory limits hold it back a bit.
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LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is far from a simple LEGO game — it's the best Batman title since the Arkham trilogy.
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Blades of Fire is an action game with highly innovative combat. Its weapon-forging system makes it even more unique, and along with its striking visuals, it's a must-play for fans of the genre.
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Saros stands out as an exceptional roguelite, built around a life‑and‑death cycle that’s as addictive as it is relentless. The constant urge for “just one more run” speaks to its finely tuned design, while the stunning visuals elevate the experience into something truly memorable. It’s a must‑play for fans of the genre and one of the year’s essential releases.
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Pragmata has turned the father‑daughter relationship into the heart of an addictive and emotionally devastating action game. The synergy between Hugh and Diana makes it one of the masterpieces of the year.
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Darwin’s Paradox! is a fresh and fun game, with a story full of humor and surprises; perhaps its short length may turn away those looking for a longer experience. Highly recommended.
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, with its original mechanics of breeding, combat, and exploration, makes it one of the most complete JRPGs. It’s a shame that technical issues on PC prevent it from reaching perfection.
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Marathon emerges as an excellent extraction shooter with the potential to truly shine. Despite some shortcomings in its interface and inventory systems, Bungie’s ambitious return to the genre is poised to carve out a place in the crowded online multiplayer market. Its blend of atmosphere, tension, and competitive edge makes it one of the most promising titles of the year.
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Yakuza Kiwami 3 marks a solid return for the series, streamlining mechanics and themes to welcome new players without losing its identity. In contrast, Dark Ties caters to longtime fans eager to dive deeper into the backstory of one of the saga’s most “beloved” antagonists. Together, they offer two complementary experiences—one accessible and one richly layered—that highlight the franchise’s versatility.
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God of War: Sons of Sparta lands as a disappointing spin‑off that fails to live up to the franchise’s legacy. Its repetitive gameplay, cloned enemies, limited design, and bare‑bones combat system strip away the depth and intensity that fans expect. The result is a shallow experience that feels more like a misstep than a worthy addition to the saga.
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Romeo is a Dead Man is unmistakably Suda51—its wild narrative twists and eccentric gameplay make it the kind of experience only Grasshopper Manufacture could deliver. While repetitive level design and technical hiccups hold it back, the sheer uniqueness of its vision ensures it remains a one‑of‑a‑kind adventure worth exploring.
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Dragon Quest VII Reimagined is a lovingly crafted remake, respecting the original work. It's an adventure that blends the nostalgia of the past with modern flair. A must-play!
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Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – From the Ashes succeeds by focusing on the essentials: straightforward action and an intense story. A solid DLC that expands the Avatar universe without overwhelming players with unnecessary tasks.
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Visions of Four Heroes is a perfect example of how DLC should be done. It expands the narrative with deep stories, new modes, and weapons that enhance the gameplay without altering its core essence. Every battle, character, and decision feels meaningful, elevating the base game to another level.
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Octopath Traveler 0 keeps the magic of the series intact with brilliant turn-based combat, an interesting story, and the use of HD-2D that looks amazing in every scene. But it hurts that everything is only available in English, a real barrier for many players.
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