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Castlevania: Belmont's Curse marks a triumphant return for the legendary series, with outstanding level design, satisfying combat and a magnificent soundtrack. Its visuals feel somewhat dated and a few difficulty spikes frustrate, but this is a wonderfully crafted metroidvania.

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Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen delivers a substantial and rewarding expansion, with a beautifully crafted new region, memorable monsters and excellent exploration. Some overly convenient changes dilute the original game's unique sense of adventure, but Norgan remains a compelling reason to return.

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Star Wars: Galactic Racer delivers exhilarating arcade racing, excellent vehicle customization, and a surprisingly engaging roguelite structure. Repetitive environments and a forgettable story hold it back, but Fuse Games has created a thrilling return to racing in the Star Wars universe.

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Gears of War: E-Day is a brutal and confident return to the series' roots, with satisfying combat, strong atmosphere and welcome weapon customization. Its story plays things too safely and the open areas lack focus, but this is still Gears at its most enjoyable.

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ACE COMBAT 8: Wings of Theve delivers some of the series' finest aerial combat, spectacular skies and wonderfully varied missions. Uneven pacing and underdeveloped themes hold it back slightly, but this is Ace Combat flying near its very best.

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Minecraft Dungeons II is a better, richer sequel with improved exploration, deeper builds and a charming new dimension. Its repetitive combat and shallow endgame, however, keep it from becoming a truly compelling action RPG.

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SILENT HILL: Townfall blends first-person horror, clever stealth and excellent puzzles into a deeply unsettling journey. A few predictable encounters aside, St. Amelia proves that Silent Hill can keep evolving without losing its soul.

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Control Resonant boldly reinvents the original formula with exhilarating melee combat, a compelling new lead and one of Remedy's most imaginative worlds yet. A few uneven bosses and late-game rough edges can't diminish an unforgettable paranormal adventure.

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EA Sports FC 27 takes a welcome step toward more manual and rewarding football, giving players greater responsibility on both sides of the pitch. Goalkeeper issues, uneven pacing and familiar monetization keep a promising entry from reaching the top tier.

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Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a sprawling masterpiece that fuses an intricately woven narrative with masterfully designed tactical puzzles and unmatched freedom of approach, setting a new high bar for the series.

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Hot Wheels Infinite Rush trades the imaginative, life-sized scale of the Unleashed games for a generic open-world approach, resulting in solid but forgettable racing that ranks as Milestone's least compelling Hot Wheels title yet.

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Marvel's Wolverine delivers a brutal, satisfying take on the Wolverine fantasy with excellent acting and technical polish, even if repetitive combat and overly linear exploration keep it from matching Insomniac's Spider-Man heights.

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a triumphant return for the series, with Issen-based combat that rewards precision and risk like few action games before it, anchored by a magnetic protagonist and genuinely moving storytelling.

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The Blood of Dawnwalker turns its brilliant day-and-night duality and limited-time structure into meaningful choices at every step. Memorable characters, rewarding combat and remarkable replay value make Rebel Wolves' debut one of the finest open-world RPGs in years.

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Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 is worth it almost entirely for Guns of the Patriots, finally freed from its PS3 exclusivity and looking better than ever — though the missing Online mode and recycled Peace Walker keep this from being a truly complete package.

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Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters faithfully recreates the series' over-the-top spectacle with a deeper save system and Chain mechanics, though shaky teammate AI and a thin mode selection outside the story hold it back from greatness.

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Star Wars Zero Company blends XCOM's tactical depth with Respawn's cinematic flair, delivering memorable characters and aggressive, distinctive combat — one of the best Star Wars games in years, held back only by limited enemy variety.

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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy takes bold risks by shifting from stealth to melee combat, and while the ancient civilization storyline pays off, Sophia's underdeveloped arc and repetitive combat keep this prequel from matching the heights of Innocence and Requiem.

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Mortal Shell 2 deconstructs familiar souls-like mechanics in genuinely exciting ways, with dynamic stamina-free combat and deep build variety across Shells, Seals, and Tarstones — even if some fall damage frustrations and predictable mini-bosses hold it back from greatness.

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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls combines stunning Arc System Works artistry with an accessible yet remarkably deep 4v4 combat system. A few chaotic moments aside, its excellent roster, learning tools and surprisingly strong single-player content make it one of the most complete fighting games in years.

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