Path of Mystery: A Brush with Death isn’t a game I’d recommend to everyone. If you love anime and, above all, if you’re comfortable with English, then—along with the graphic novels—this game is for you. Otherwise, I wouldn’t recommend buying it
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Forza Horizon 6 is, quite simply, the biggest and most ambitious instalment in the series to date, and in my opinion, it recaptures the essence of the fourth game in the series. Its spectacular setting, a jaw-dropping range of cars and a technical standard that borders on photorealism also establish it as the graphical benchmark for the current generation of consoles
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Call of the Elder Gods builds upon the foundations of Call of the Sea with clever puzzles, atmospheric storytelling and a striking cartoon-inspired art style. Its Lovecraftian mystery and satisfying puzzle design make it a compelling adventure from start to finish.
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Tides of Tomorrow manages to combine all the best aspects of choice-based games with first-person action, adding a unique twist by allowing players to follow in the footsteps of others. This gives the game a wide variety of situations and dilemmas for the player, making for a thoroughly entertaining experience. If these two elements appeal to you, this game is for you
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MotoGP 26 refines the series formula with meaningful career mode additions, improved rider physics and expanded online features. While its audiovisual presentation feels somewhat stagnant, the on-track experience remains engaging and authentic for MotoGP fans.
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The Midnight Walk successfully transitions from VR to traditional gameplay, delivering a visually stunning stop-motion adventure filled with clever puzzles and a hauntingly beautiful world. Its handcrafted clay aesthetic and atmospheric storytelling make it one of the most unique indie experiences in recent years.
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Cairn is a well-rounded game that I’d recommend to all kinds of players. Its gameplay and art style make it a truly polished title. The inventory management, the planning involved in the climb, and the memorable moments from the ascent of Mount Kami all combine to make it a unique game, and I’d go so far as to say it’s one of the best indie games we’ll see in 2026.
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