Review: Let's Sing 2027 has some nice new modes and features, but you'll need a VIP subscription to get the most out of it.
Review: One of the best action games of recent years, Stellar Blade: Complete Edition remains a must-play on Switch 2.
Review: First-person horror Mouthwashing will keep you on the edge of your seat as you unravel its dark and gripping story.
Review: Its combat can feel a bit clunky and unbalanced, but Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered is still rather fun.
Review: A short, narrative-driven adventure, Hunter's Moon might be frustrating for those wanting a happy resolution.
Review: With its disturbing story and tense gameplay, Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy is a solid entry in the stealth-heavy horror series.
Review: An action RPG with roguelike elements, GPTRACK50's Stupid Never Dies is mostly stupid in the right ways.
Review: The online requirement is troublesome, but it doesn't stop The Crew Motorfest from being one of the best racing games on Switch 2.
The Castlevania series is back. There are lots of things to love about Evil Empire's Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, from its rewarding, interconnected world to its brilliant soundtrack, but issues with the game's balance might bring the experience down for some.
It has some issues than can annoy, such as difficulty spikes and a couple of troublesome forced stealth sections, but these don't stop Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival from being a thrilling rollercoaster of a survival horror experience. Sexy, gory and grotesque are perhaps the best words to sum it up.
Silver Pines is a stunning debut for Wych Elm, being a game that combines the survival horror and Metroidvania genres to great effect. This is a game dripping with atmosphere that will quickly get its hooks in you and not let go. Only its clunky combat brings it down a little, but not enough to stop you from having a blast with it.
One of the best arcade racing games in years, Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a stunning debut for Fuse Games. With its thrilling racing action that feels like a cross between WipEout and Burnout and its engaging runs-based campaign mode, this is a triumph. The only let-down is that it doesn't have a more standard Arcade mode to let you set up your own events.
Ghost of Yotei Complete Edition is the definitive way to play one of the best games available on PS5, with Echoes of Sekigahara offering a new glimpse into the life of Atsu, and Most Wanted mode offering a new way to enjoy its thrilling combat. If you already own the base game, consider the Complete Edition upgrade a must-have.
Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered achieves its goal of breathing new life into a classic Dynasty Warriors experience, but with no changes to the gameplay, it soon begins to feel too basic and repetitive.
Like last year's Absolum, Mexican Ninja combines the roguelike and side-scrolling beat 'em up genres, resulting in a fun gameplay experience with added longevity and depth. There are some issues, though, with performance being iffy on PS5 at times, and the action occasionally being too hectic for its own good.
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve is yet another brilliant entry in the Ace Combat series, with a lengthy campaign and fun multiplayer. There are some minor annoyances, but once you're in the air dogfighting, they're easy to overlook.
Silent Hill: Townfall is yet another unique and brilliant entry in the Silent Hill series, placing more emphasis on stealth and puzzle solving. It's the story at the heart of the game that's its biggest asset, though, keeping you wondering what exactly happened in the picturesque town of St. Amelia.
Control Resonant might frustrate you at times, especially in its early hours, but the more you dig into it the more enjoyable and rewarding it becomes. Weird in the most wonderful of ways, its creativity makes it one of the highlights of the year.
Sniper Dan is the hidden object game for those who typically don't like hidden object games, with you having to shoot at objects rather than simply find them. Throw in lashings of humour and multiple ways to play, and you have a game that's fun and accessible for all.
After perfecting Spider-Man, Insomniac Games turns its hand to Wolverine and achieves similar success. Marvel's Wolverine is a cinematic action game with frenzied, brutal combat that really captures the essence of the character, and its globe-trotting story will keep you hooked from beginning to end.