Boltgun 2 improves on its predecessor with larger, more varied levels, satisfying exploration, useful quality-of-life features, and a second playable character. But inconsistent level design, repetitive enemy lineups, and a campaign that swings between too easy and frustratingly difficult hold it back. Nyra’s inclusion feels underdeveloped, while branching missions offer little incentive to replay rougher sections. The pixel-art presentation and heavy-metal soundtrack still deliver plenty of 40K charm, making this a fun, if uneven, shooter best suited to fans.
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Belmont’s Curse delivers a traditional Castlevania-flavored metroidvania, with a versatile whip, varied boss encounters, and plenty of weapons and abilities to discover. But uneven difficulty, frustrating projectile-heavy fights, and softlocks can turn exploration into a chore. Long stretches of backtracking, sparse checkpoints, and inconsistent visuals further dull the adventure. Customizable settings offer some relief, but they can’t fully make up for the missing quality-of-life features. It’s enjoyable in moments, though best approached on sale.
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AION 2 impresses with a massive, visually striking world that makes flight essential to exploration, but its strengths are held back by underwhelming combat and a confusing story. Aggressive monetization limits basic features and progression behind subscriptions and passes, while the lack of regional pricing makes them especially costly for South American players. In its current state, it’s best suited to those willing to pay for the monthly subscription.
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An atmospheric, beautifully optimized return to the series’ roots, E-Day pairs a memorable Emergence Day story with satisfying co-op, detailed environments, and excellent PC performance. Its familiar cover-based combat still hits hard, but bullet-sponge enemies, an underwhelming arsenal, and unreliable squad AI hold the campaign back. Even so, it’s a strong prequel and an easy recommendation for Gears fans—especially through Game Pass.
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