Star Wars: Galactic Racer combines precise arcade handling, distinct vehicle classes, and meaningful customization with a campaign built around risk, repetition, and gradual mastery. Track hazards, aggressive collisions, and the Ramjet system keep races tense, while the different vehicle types significantly change how each course is approached. The roguelite structure can become punishing, especially when unclear track design or abrupt difficulty spikes end a long run, and the lack of split-screen is a notable omission. Even so, its speed, mechanical depth, and strong audiovisual presentation give it a distinct identity among Star Wars racing games.
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Dune: Awakening stands out for its depiction of Arrakis, its sense of progression, and the freedom offered by the new single-player mode. Exploration and base building work well, while the improvements made since the PC launch make the experience more accessible and less punishing. Combat lacks variety, however, and the constant need for gathering and crafting can disrupt the pacing. Even so, it is a convincing adaptation of the Dune universe and a well-structured survival experience on PS5.
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Silent Hill: Townfall successfully adapts the series to a first-person perspective, with strong environmental design, oppressive sound work, intricate puzzles, and a greater emphasis on stealth and limited resources. The CRTV mechanic gives exploration and puzzle-solving a distinct identity, while St. Amelia provides a convincing new setting for the franchise. Inconsistent enemy behavior, limited creature variety, and overly obscure puzzles can create frustration, but the game remains a technically confident and atmospheric interpretation of Silent Hill.
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Control Resonant is the natural, and very welcome, sequel to the experience that captivated the world seven years ago. More artistic. Bolder. More complete. And much, much more challenging.
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EA Sports FC 27 offers one of the series’ most complete experiences, with more content, improvements to Career Mode, new features in Ultimate Team, and the debut of The Grounds. Attacking gameplay feels more fluid and rewarding, but heavily manual defending and inconsistencies in the AI still affect the overall balance. It is a meaningful step forward for the franchise, even if some areas still require refinement over the course of the season.
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NBA 2K27 improves the on-court experience with more consistent defense, greater offensive variety, and more physical gameplay that rewards precision and player skill. MyCareer Eras is a welcome addition, while MyNBA remains one of the most complete franchise modes in the genre. However, aggressive monetization, excessive grind, and overly familiar systems continue to hold back an experience that, purely as a basketball game, ranks among the series’ best in recent years.
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Sometimes, all you need is a few hours of pure action, characters you care about, a healthy dose of violence, and a protagonist with adamantium claws tearing through everything in his path. Marvel’s Wolverine delivers exactly that, with confidence, personality, and the level of quality you’d expect from Insomniac Games.
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EA Sports College Football 27 refines the series with improved gameplay, smarter defensive systems, and a deeper Dynasty mode. Its strong atmosphere and on-field improvements make it one of the best American football games available, although aggressive monetization, underdeveloped off-field systems, and the first signs of annual-series fatigue keep the overall experience from being as consistent as its gameplay.
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The red "X" marked the spot. And for Ubisoft, it was a treasure that turned out to be real. After years of navigating rough seas, the company has finally found solid ground, bringing Edward Kenway's legendary adventure back in great fashion. It's fair to say that Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is everything fans were hoping for.
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Copa City moves the action off the pitch and into the behind-the-scenes world of football, delivering one of the most original concepts in the genre. Managing the entire infrastructure of a major sporting event is both engaging and rewarding, thanks to its solid management systems and immersive atmosphere. However, a confusing interface, insufficient tutorials, and a steep learning curve prevent its excellent concept from reaching its full potential. Even so, it's a creative experience that simulation fans should keep on their radar.
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EA Sports UFC 6 delivers excellent presentation, plenty of content, and the strongest UFC package EA has produced so far. Its new arcade-inspired mechanics won't please everyone, but solid combat, authentic atmosphere, and meaningful UFC integration make it an easy recommendation for MMA fans.
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007 First Light is all about aura. It honors James Bond's legacy by bringing everything we love about him since the 1960's movies in the ultimate 007 videogame experience. Chases, shootings, explosions, plot twists, politics, charm, Bond Girls, guns, cars, boats, Q Technologies, Moneypenny, M, iconic characters, beautiful locations... All of that with great level design, combat and exploration. The name is Bond, James Bond.
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Marathon showcases Bungie's trademark gunplay with fluid movement, satisfying combat, and a striking sci-fi art style. The extraction-based gameplay creates plenty of tension and rewarding moments, especially for fans of the genre. However, confusing systems, poor onboarding, and an underdeveloped narrative make it difficult to recommend to a wider audience. Marathon is a solid extraction shooter with clear strengths, but its niche appeal and steep learning curve hold it back from greatness.
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A faithful remake that preserves the essence of a horror classic, Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly delivers a haunting atmosphere, strong psychological tension, and improved visuals and audio. However, its slow pacing, repetitive combat, and dated mechanics may not appeal to all players, especially those seeking a more dynamic experience.
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Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is, above all, a celebration of what the series does best. The package strikes a smart balance between nostalgia and modernization, revisiting a key chapter in Kazuma Kiryu’s journey while expanding the universe with an original story that adds depth to one of the franchise’s most compelling antagonists. It’s not a revolutionary game, but it is a very welcome refinement of a formula that still works.
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Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection is a loving tribute to the franchise’s classic era, bundling 11 nostalgic titles alongside a surprisingly rich interactive documentary. The historical context, visual archive, and new features like online play and fatality training elevate the package as a preservation effort. Unfortunately, input lag and online instability weaken the gameplay experience, especially in a genre where precision is everything. It’s a meaningful collection for fans and historians, but its technical issues hold it back from being a flawless victory.
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Just Dance 2026 stays true to the series’ strengths: quick fun, a lively pop playlist, and improved motion-tracking that finally removes the need to hold your phone. The base tracklist is strong and varied, making it great for parties. Its weaknesses are familiar: little innovation, choreography aimed mostly at casual players, and the continued reliance on a subscription for more songs. Even so, it remains a joyful, accessible party game that delivers exactly the kind of easygoing fun fans expect.
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