This is, without a doubt, the best Star Fox game to date.
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NBA The Run has the potential to be a spiritual successor to games like NBA Jam or NBA Street, but in practice, it drops the ball just a little too often.
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I didn't expect it at first, but Schrödinger’s Call is a real hidden gem. The game doesn't do anything particularly special in terms of gameplay, but it knows how to pull at the right heartstrings at the right moments to truly evoke emotion.
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LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is the most extensive LEGO Batman game to date, but it isn't immediately the definitive version.
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Fighting game spin-offs of existing animated series haven't managed to excite me the way they used to for quite some time now, yet Invincible VS has succeeded against all odds.
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Saros is undoubtedly a really fun game to play. Yes, the game is essentially very similar to its predecessor, Returnal, but it’s clear that Housemarque has directly applied the lessons learned from that game to Saros.
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If you’re into classic arcade racing games, Screamer might just be your next obsession.
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is by far the best installment in the spin-off series.
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Don't get me wrong, I would advise everyone to play the game, but if you've already played it, Tales of Berseria Remastered offers virtually no added value. However, if you haven't played the game yet, this is obviously the most logical place to start, provided you have an extra twenty bucks to spare compared to the original.
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Clue: Murder by Death oozes charm and nails the whodunnit vibe but the bloated mansion, limited inventory, and forced repetition drag the experience down.
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God of War Sons of Sparta is a great God of War origin game, but just an okay Metroidvania.
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Story-wise Yakuza Kiwami 3 brings little that is new, but its improved presentation, welcome side content—especially the character-building Morning Glory moments—and the added value of Dark Ties make it a solid remake with better visuals and tighter gameplay that’s highly recommended for newcomers who enjoyed Kiwami 1 and 2, though it likely won’t change the minds of those who disliked the original.
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2XKO is a polished, fast-paced free-to-play fighter with strong competitive focus, held back by aggressive monetization, a small locked roster, and no single-player content.
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DuneCrawl is an ambitious indie experiment that shines in concept and style but stumbles in consistency: visually striking and cleverly designed, it soon reveals repetitive gameplay, weak AI, and an experience clearly built for chaotic co-op with friends rather than solo play, making its giant cannon-backed crab and appealing arsenal fun in theory, but best enjoyed with others.
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Marvel Cosmic Invasion is a fun beat 'em up game reminiscent of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, featuring dual-character gameplay and combo attacks. While the action is solid and the character roster is diverse, it lacks some flair outside of combat compared to its predecessor.
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Project Motor Racing is a demanding yet rewarding racing simulator that offers ultra-realistic depth for dedicated sim fans, while proving too unforgiving and inconsistent in realism for casual players.
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Escape Simulator 2 is a charming and often brilliant co-op puzzler with great themes and endless community content, held back slightly by bugs and sparse developer-made rooms, yet still offering a surprisingly rich and friendship-testing escape experience for its price.
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Once Upon a Katamari rolls straight into the hole in my heart, joyfully embracing everything that makes the series timeless—its quirky humor, absurd charm, and the endlessly satisfying simplicity of rolling through new worlds.
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Tales of Xillia Remastered is a heartfelt return for longtime fans and a welcoming entry point for newcomers seeking a classic JRPG adventure with dynamic action combat. It offers a rich journey filled with charming characters and a battle system that still holds strong today. While its pacing can be slow and its visuals show the game’s age, there’s plenty to love if you look past that. The remaster may not innovate, but it faithfully brings a beloved tale and timeless gameplay to modern platforms—perfect for anyone craving an old-school action RPG with plenty of heart.
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Double Dragon Revive tries to recapture the arcade glory days but stumbles with thin presentation, repetitive gameplay, and half-baked features—yet if you once blew your allowance on beat-’em-ups, there’s still a few hours of fun to be had, though you’re better off spending your cash on more polished throwbacks like Streets of Rage 4 or TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge.
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