Kusan: City of Wolves is a spectacular, brutal and challenging top-down shooter that pleasantly surprises not only with its combat, but also with its dark world and well-crafted story. It’s a very good game for players who enjoy a challenge and beating their own high scores, but its unforgiving nature and limited variety mean it won’t be to everyone’s taste.
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Halo: Campaign Evolved marks a very successful return for the Master Chief, combining superb gunplay, a brilliant atmosphere and spectacular visuals with sensibly implemented changes. At times, the remake remains a little too conservative, and the lack of multiplayer clearly limits its content, but the campaign itself still delivers a brilliant, challenging experience. It’s a cracking shooter, and let’s hope it marks the start of a new chapter for both the Halo franchise and Xbox.
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Splatoon Raiders proves that the world of Splatoon works just as well outside of online competition. Nintendo has created an incredibly satisfying action game with very well-designed progression, although it lacks greater mission variety and a more engaging story. If you enjoy fast-paced combat, character progression and the distinctive atmosphere of this series, the Japanese developers’ latest release should provide you with plenty of fun.
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Devil May Cry 5: Devil Hunter Edition is a superbly crafted port of one of Capcom’s finest action games, which works brilliantly on both the large and small screens of the Nintendo Switch 2. A superb combat system, four distinctly different characters, a steady 60 FPS and a wealth of content mean that even years on, returning to Red Grave City is hugely satisfying.
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Rhythm Heaven Groove is a highly distinctive rhythm game that delights with its ideas, music and absurd humour, but doesn’t set out to appeal to everyone. Its simple controls conceal a challenging experience that demands full concentration, a sense of rhythm and a constant drive to improve your scores. Fans of the series and of Nintendo’s more unconventional titles will have a brilliant time, whilst others may lose interest after just a few minutes.
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Star Fox is a successful remake of the legendary Nintendo game, which retains the excellent, fast-paced gameplay whilst adding new graphics, cinematic presentation and several interesting modes. However, the game still has limitations stemming from the structure of the original. Fans of the series will have a brilliant time, but those hoping for a fully-fledged new instalment may be left feeling somewhat unsatisfied.
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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a very successful launch for a new franchise, combining excellent combat, enjoyable exploration and stunning HD-2D visuals. The game isn’t groundbreaking, and the developers have clearly opted for safe choices, a straightforward story and very accessible puzzles. Fans of the classic The Legend of Zelda games, however, should have a brilliant time, as this is a charming, polished and highly satisfying adventure.
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007 First Light is the best James Bond game ever – brilliantly written, superbly acted and brimming with that unique atmosphere we’ve come to expect from stories about Agent 007. IO Interactive has combined its own experience from Hitman with a cinematic adventure in the style of Uncharted, throwing in gadgets, spectacular missions, interesting characters and a very well-crafted story of the young Bond. Not everything works perfectly, as the game sometimes holds your hand (a bit too tightly!), but ultimately it’s a brilliant start to a new era of 007 in gaming.
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Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is a very pleasant surprise that doesn't try to be just another classic platformer, but instead presents Yoshi as a young explorer and naturalist. The game is light, colorful, and very accessible, but it also manages to surprise with clever puzzles and inventive use of various creatures' abilities.
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Mixtape is a beautiful, musical, and deeply nostalgic story for one evening, brilliantly combining visuals, soundtrack, and memories of the end of youth.
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Forza Horizon 6 is the biggest, most beautiful and most diverse instalment in the series yet, finally taking players to a dreamlike Japan. Playground Games hasn’t revolutionised the series, but it has once again delivered brilliant driving, a wealth of activities, over 550 cars and a world in which it’s easy to lose yourself for dozens of hours. It’s still classic Forza Horizon, but in such a spectacular, rich and polished form that fans of the series will be delighted.
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Saros is a very strong, polished, and significantly more accessible take on the Housemarque formula, expanding on the foundations of Returnal without attempting to tear them down. The game impresses with its narrative, excellent combat system, excellent use of the DualSense, and the unique atmosphere of Carcosa, though it doesn't offer anything groundbreaking and can lose some steam in the second half. It's undoubtedly one of the most important single-player PlayStation games of recent months and a very good sign that Sony is still capable of delivering the exact experiences players are looking for.
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Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred is a very strong expansion that not only advances the story and introduces a brilliant Sorcerer and a powerful Paladin, but also finally brings some order to the end-game and gives players plenty of reasons to stay in Sanctuary for longer. It’s not perfect, but Blizzard has laid solid foundations for the further development of the whole of Diablo 4. It’s an expansion that leaves you wanting more in the best possible sense: it ends, and you simply want more.
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Emotional, intense, and fast-paced—these three words best describe my experience with Pragmata. The credits roll a few hours early, but ultimately, I was pleasantly surprised by the character relationships and the excellent combat system. Capcom has another great IP on its hands, but will it want to develop it further? A lot probably depends on sales.
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Super Meat Boy 3D is a highly successful attempt to bring the series to the third dimension, retaining the brand's core elements: fast pace, high precision, and the immense satisfaction of overcoming obstacles. Not everything works perfectly, as the camera and spatial awareness can be jarring at times, and the bosses clearly fall short of the excellently designed levels. Despite this, it's a strong, challenging platformer that demonstrates that Team Meat isn't cutting corners and can truly surprise fans.
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is definitely the most ambitious, prettiest and most mature instalment in the series, which finally rises above the label of a ‘small spin-off’.
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Pokemon Pokopia is a surprisingly addictive spin-off that focuses on exploration, habitat building, and developing your own living Pokemon community instead of combat. The most fun comes from experimenting with ‘recipes’ for new environments, crafting, and terraforming, although over time the grind and the demands imposed by the tasks become more noticeable. If you're looking for a peaceful game in the style of Animal Crossing + Minecraft with a Pokémon skin, you've come to the right place – but you have to accept that it's a completely different experience than the classic instalments of the series.
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Mario Tennis Fever works best as a party game: 2-4 players, lots of excitement, and constant reactions to Fever Shots. Fever Rackets really change the game and add a cool layer of tactics, especially in doubles. The problem is that the content unlocks quickly, and Adventure mode is more of a drawn-out tutorial than a full campaign. If you're looking for a “couch” title, it's definitely worth it, but don't expect exceptional solo fun.
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NiOh 3 is a classic example of a sequel: highly polished, incredibly satisfying in combat, but not necessarily revolutionary. The dual-style system, fluid attack combinations, and well-designed bosses make every victory genuinely enjoyable. The graphics are solid, and the cutscenes can make a great impression... although it's hard to say that the game stands out from the rest of the genre. It's primarily a treat for fans of the series who know what they want.
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Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road is the comeback fans have been waiting for for years – with a long but atmospheric prologue reminiscent of the new anime season and a truly enjoyable story mode in which we gradually revive the spirit of soccer. Along the way, we encounter the typical JRPG grind, repetitive mini-games, a slightly disjointed second half of the story, and a few design missteps, but the excellent match system and the clearly noticeable development of the team effectively compensate for most of the problems.
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