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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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Beast of Reincarnation delivers flashy and flexible combat through the strong partnership between Emma and Koo, but dull storytelling, repetitive environments, and a persistent lack of polish prevent its ambitious journey from reaching its full potential.

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Halo: Campaign Evolved proves the original's timeless combat still holds up on Unreal Engine 5, but with the Master Chief Collection readily available, this campaign-only remake feels more like a technical test run than an essential trip back to Halo.

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Splatoon Raiders reshapes the series into a genuinely satisfying looter shooter, with deep Gadget customization and chaotic Salmonid encounters that prove the franchise can thrive outside competitive multiplayer.

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Denshattack! turns an absurd premise, a train doing skateboard tricks through a dystopian Japan, into one of the freshest arcade experiences in years, with a deep trick system and level design that never stops surprising.

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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is a visually stunning but structurally uneven remake — every improvement it makes seems to introduce a new friction, resulting in a solid pirate adventure that never quite dethrones the original it's remaking.

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Rhythm Heaven Groove is an infectiously weird blend of rhythm gameplay and gonzo creativity, with brilliant Remix stages and a surprisingly strong multiplayer suite — even if some unnecessary D-pad confusion and TV lag hold it back from perfection.

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Dead or Alive 6: Last Round is a great fighting game let down by a baffling re-release strategy: no rollback netcode, no crossplay, no Tag Battle, and hundreds of euros in DLC, seven years after the original.

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Velan Studios has done something remarkable: rebuilt one of Nintendo's most beloved classics piece by piece with respect and skill, adding enough new content to make it more than a nostalgia trip. This is the definitive version of Star Fox — and if this is truly the beginning of a new chapter for Fox McCloud, the Lylat System's future has never looked brighter.

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Team Asano proves the HD-2D aesthetic works beautifully outside turn-based JRPGs. A Zelda-inspired adventure that respects its influences without being defined by them, with a combat customization system that keeps you engaged long after the credits roll.

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