Forza Horizon 6 is the most comprehensive installment in the series to date. It’s a wonderful evolution of the familiar formula, though unfortunately there are no groundbreaking innovations here. The crown of the king of racing games shows no sign of slipping from Forza’s head, but the competition is hot on its heels. If, with the release of the seventh installment, you continue to play it safe, avoid taking risks, and don’t try something new, then next time, mere evolution and refinement of existing formulas might not be enough. Nevertheless, my final assessment of Forza Horizon 6 hasn’t changed one bit. It’s not just an excellent racing game, but an excellent game period. Forza Horizon 6 is a masterpiece in the world of racing games.
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“Mixtape” is a great example of a well-made, if not quite phenomenal, production. This cinematic experience, which lasts just three hours, flies by in the blink of an eye, offering stunning visuals and sound. The characters, despite their archetypal nature, are simply impossible not to like, and the gameplay, despite its simplicity, remains inventive and is a ton of fun. However, one cannot escape the fact that, at its core, this is a rather shallow story that brazenly attempts to exploit nostalgia to evoke deeper emotions—with little success. It is also a story that, due to its atmosphere, won’t appeal to every audience member. Nevertheless, I believe it’s worth giving this game a chance.
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I have a truly strange relationship with Saros. On the one hand, it’s a game I honestly hate and that has caused me endless frustration. On the other hand, it’s a game that rewards you even for your failures, and once you finally master the chaos on the screen, the sense of satisfaction from your progress is simply immense. It’s a game that, despite its rather bland supporting characters and a lack of deeper emotion in the plot itself, manages to draw you in with an incredibly engaging story full of intriguing mysteries. The world design is a true masterpiece created by talented artists, further enhanced by stunning visuals and brilliant sound design. To top it all off, the core gameplay itself, though incredibly exhausting most of the time, ultimately proves exceptionally satisfying. Saros is a fascinating paradox that’s hard to ignore.
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Hozy is a simple and cozy game that doesn’t try to be anything more than a brief moment of respite. Hozy remains a title worth checking out, especially for those tired of the daily rush and games based on nonstop action. It’s a peaceful experience that lets you pause for a moment and simply relax. And everyone needs that from time to time, even if it’s not the perfect form of relaxation.
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Is Pragmata worth playing? Absolutely. While its sometimes challenging and unconventional approach to gameplay might seem overwhelming at first, it is precisely this complexity that is its greatest strength. It’s worth giving it a chance, because you’ll quickly find that it offers a wealth of satisfaction and great fun. It’s a game that hardly anyone was expecting, and its development went largely unnoticed in the mainstream—yet, as it turned out, it was the game everyone needed. Pragmata is this year’s dark horse, which will battle other heavyweights for the title of best game of the year. I have not the slightest doubt about that.
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No Players Online is a game I’d like to recommend. Technically speaking, in terms of its mechanics and overall concept, it’s top-notch. However, I can’t ignore the chaotic and plot-hole-ridden storyline. That said, I can’t claim I didn’t have a good time during the three hours it took me to finish the game. That time flew by; the gameplay itself was a lot of fun, and the constant interplay of anxiety and nostalgia drew me in and allowed me to lose myself in the created world.
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Ghost Master: Resurrection is a game that’s hard to judge definitively. On the one hand, it’s a very successful remake that faithfully recreates the original Ghost Master. It offers significantly revamped visuals, new missions, and additional content that’s set to be expanded further—albeit in the form of paid DLC. On the other hand, when viewed through the lens of today’s standards, it’s hard to overlook its shortcomings. Technical issues, poor optimization, and mediocre graphics mean that despite improvements over the original, the game still feels rather outdated.
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The Walking Trade is a successful entry in the shop simulation genre that takes a fresh approach to the subject. One standout feature is the idea of sourcing goods yourself rather than ordering them from a wholesaler. The game also offers an interesting twist with its exploration mechanics and the need to defend your shop and customers against hordes of zombies. The game’s cohesive and consistent visual style also deserves praise; despite its simplicity, it remains pleasing to the eye. The whole experience is rounded out by a clear vision of the world and the way it’s presented.
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Pokémon Pokopia is a wonderful and unique game that has already stolen hundreds of hours from me, and I know it will steal thousands more. It’s a visually and aurally stunning game, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to its merits. It’s a game brimming with emotion, warmth, and love that will warm even the coldest and harshest of hearts. And yet, it hides beneath the surface the unimaginable sadness and hopelessness of the entire situation. The core of the game, however, is very addictive. Repairing and rebuilding the world is incredibly fun and satisfying. Additionally, it allows you to create magnificent structures and regions where you’re limited only by your imagination. Pokémon Pokopia is one of those games that warps time. You sit down to play for a moment, feel like fifteen minutes have flown by, and when you look at your watch, it shows you that 16 hours have passed.
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Cairn is an exceptionally well-made game. Difficult, demanding, and at times unforgiving, yet extremely satisfying and engaging. Paradoxically, it can also be relaxing. At the same time, it is a game that will evoke a wide range of emotions in us, and will most likely force us to reflect and ponder the meaning of the finale itself. It is also a game that is not without its flaws, but these can be forgiven in light of the rest of the game, which is extremely well done.
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Mewgenics took me completely by surprise. Despite my great fondness for The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, I didn't follow McMillen's subsequent projects closely. However, when I accidentally found out about this game just a month before its release and saw how much potential it had, I knew I had to check it out. Fortunately, I was not disappointed. Mewgenics is an excellent game with a huge amount of content, engaging and multi-layered gameplay, and stunning audiovisuals. It is a game that will stay with us for years to come. I have no doubt about that!
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Quarantine Zone: The Last Check is a game that I can recommend to anyone with a clear conscience. It is a very atmospheric, engaging game that, above all, provides a lot of fun. Sure, you could point to some repetitiveness, a few persistent bugs, or mediocre optimization, but all these flaws are lost in the thicket of at least ten hours of truly solid and satisfying fun.
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So, is Ancient Farm worth your attention? I think so, absolutely. The game is not without its flaws, but more importantly, it is engaging and a lot of fun. If you're looking for simple, casual, and undemanding gameplay that allows you to unwind and relax a bit, this is the title for you. It's also important to remember that, after all, this is a small and uncomplicated production.
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Gruniożerca Trilogy is a successful compilation and a solid port of three fan-made productions dedicated to adorable guinea pigs. Each game is different in its own way, yet each one is engaging and provides a lot of fun. The only real complaints I have are the unintuitive controls and the lack of a few useful quality-of-life improvements.
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A.I.L.A is a game full of extremes. On the one hand, it impresses with its visuals, great level design, and quite enjoyable puzzles. On the other hand, the plot is a complete disappointment. Despite its great potential, it has been poorly executed, and all elements related to combat are simply terrible. And that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this game's problems.
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The developers at Enhance and Monstars Inc. have once again delivered a truly successful production that is a lot of fun to play. I won't hide the fact that Lumines Arise didn't draw me in as much as the legendary Tetris, but it's still a solid title that can entertain and give a lot of satisfaction. Most importantly, it's a real feast for the eyes and ears, making every minute spent with this game magical. It looks beautiful, works very well, and fans of character customization will certainly have no complaints.
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Dispatch has practically everything going for it. From the audiovisual setting, through the excellent technical condition and superb voice acting, to the phenomenally written characters and a story that completely captivates the player's attention and heart. It is undoubtedly one of the best titles of the year, and certainly the game with the most interesting story we have seen in 2025. I wholeheartedly recommend it and eagerly await the second season and future productions from AdHoc studio.
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CloverPit is an exceptionally interesting title. On the one hand, it offers a lot of content, solid replayability, and can be much more addictive than we might expect. On the other hand, no matter how hard we try to strategize, the gameplay is practically always the same, which makes it terribly tedious and repetitive at times. Still, it's hard to put down. CloverPit has something about it that constantly encourages you to keep coming back and trying again.
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Gloomy Eyes is a charming game with a beautiful, simple story and a unique, Burton-esque artistic style. The game looks and sounds really good, although at times it is clear that there could have been room for something more. It can be criticized for a few technical shortcomings, repetitive puzzles based on the same mechanics, and a fairly high price. Nevertheless, Gloomy Eyes can enchant you with its atmosphere and make your evening spent with it exceptionally pleasant and enjoyable.
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Bye Sweet Carole might still have had a chance to become a cult classic—but only if it had been released some twenty years ago. It is an archaic, poorly designed game with a chaotic and inconsistent plot that doesn't know which direction it wants to take. As a result, the whole thing feels like unstable, meaningless gibberish. I didn't even feel bored during the game. I just wanted to get to the end as quickly as possible. The only elements that deserve praise are the good music, the interesting artistic style (because the execution fails) and the exceptionally solid optimization.
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