Easy to pick up and difficult to put down, Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S is a light-hearted puzzle game that’s challenging enough to require skill but accessible enough for new players to quickly adapt to if they’re up to the task.
This title could be informative to Newcomer Nintendo Switch 2 users, especially older players and parents. Still, it isn’t one I could see kids loving. My understanding of Switch 2 has been bolstered, but it doesn’t justify the cost.
While the game is short, the variety of one casual session makes for one of the most enjoyable frog-based gaming experiences I have had thus far.
Game Over – A musical RPG? is an audio-visual feast. I can see this as a chart-topper with indie darlings like Undertale.
As my first foray into the Xenoblade series, I see how the nostalgia hit would be great for fans, but there’s still room for improvement as a remaster.
I rarely spend numerous hours honing my craft in blacksmithing, building a strong reputation with the locals, and engaging in swordplay. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II let me do all of the above, and then some, without needing to leave the house.
Fitness Boxing 3: My Personal Trainer is a great at-home exercise alternative. While it’s not necessarily a long-term sustainable solution, it’s an entertaining, sweat-inducing way to mix up your routine.
LEGO Horizon Adventures is a charming, refreshing, fun spin on the Horizon series. While not a faithful retelling, it brings a cheerful take on Aloy’s journey, turning her into a curious, lighthearted soul.
Darkest Dungeon II is a gloomy tale of survival amidst loss. While its subject matter is grim, the overall game is an exciting take on the roguelike genre.
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered is a strong contender for a high-quality remake. For newcomers to the series and veterans, the graphical, performance, and quality-of-life changes make the adventure to the new world worth visiting and the best way to experience Aloy’s journey.
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks: Stunt Mayhem is a family-friendly foray into vehicle-based destruction. While the gameplay is simplistic, it’s a challenging enough experience for younger gamers, and they may get a kick out of the chaos.
The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom finds its place amongst some of the best of the Zelda saga.
“Books aren’t video games,” and you’d normally be right, but in the case of this title, developed by All Possible Futures and published by Devolver Digital, all the naysayers are proven wrong. This vibrant, heartwarming jaunt is unlike any other, and just like the book, this game is called The Plucky Squire.
Addictive, engaging and immersive, being stuck in the Demon’s Mirror is a realm I didn’t mind getting trapped in for a while.
It’s a loving tribute to a long legacy of PlayStation All-Stars and is guaranteed to put a smile on your face or bring a tear to your eye.
Five Nights at Freddy’s Into the Pit perfectly captures the essence of the FNaF series. It takes the creepy lore and finds a way to turn it into a scary yet scintillating tale of a son trying to save his father wrapped up in a retro package.
The Sims 4 Lovestruck expansion is perfect for anyone looking to dip their toes back into the dating game without leaving the house or talking to people, and that’s the dream.
The gameplay is where Agatha Christie: The A.B.C. Murders begins to reveal itself as a worthy, faithful contender to recreate the iconic Poirot story.
Fast-paced, fun and funky, Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble captures the arcade-like charm of the originals and turns it up a few notches.
For long-term Smurf fans and younger audiences, The Smurfs – Village Party might tick several boxes on your party must-haves. With a nostalgic feel and loving tribute to The Smurfs, there’s plenty to entertain. Still, it all depends on whether you’re keen to attend despite the party’s little problems.