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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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IO Interactive has built something truly their own: a Bond game with genuine creative ambition, applying everything Hitman taught them about spy sandboxes with intelligence and restraint. If this is the first chapter of a new 007 saga, the wait for the next one has already begun.

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Mina the Hollower is not an homage or a nostalgia exercise — it's an original work that uses its inspirations as raw material for something genuinely new. Every hour on Tenebrous Isle adds another layer of understanding. Finishing it doesn't mean you've exhausted it. For fans of soulslike and action-adventure games, it's an essential purchase.

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A reminder of why Nintendo remains Nintendo. Yoshi and the Mysterious Book doesn't chase trends — it builds its own vision with conviction and delivers it with impeccable production quality. For players willing to tune into its frequency of calm, wonder, and generosity, it's simply unmissable

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TT Games has dismantled decades of Batman and reassembled them into something fresh, built on the best combat system ever seen in a LEGO game. It's not Arkham, but it's the closest thing available today — wrapped in the humor and content generosity only the LEGO brand can deliver. For Dark Knight fans, it's unmissable.

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Saros is the kind of game you'll remember for its best moments — the run where everything clicked, the boss fight finally conquered, the flow state only Housemarque bullet hells can create. The story doesn't land where it aims and the roguelite structure shows cracks, but the heart beats strong. Carcosa is worth facing again and again.

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Aphelion is a faithful portrait of DON'T NOD: ambitious ideas and rare narrative sensibility, undercut by a recurring inability to fully deliver on them. Persephone, Ariane, and Thomas deserve to be discovered — but the cracks show, and in a genre where atmosphere and coherence are everything, they weigh more than they should.

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Capcom's most ambitious new IP in years delivers on its long wait. The hacking system is one of the freshest ideas in shooters in recent memory, Hugh and Diana are a duo worth remembering, and the Cradle is a world that begs to be fully explored. Here's hoping this is just the beginning.

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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream does many things well, but sharing restrictions and shallow long-term progression keep it from reaching its full potential. A life simulator with genuine soul, held back by avoidable flaws that prevent it from being something truly special.

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Not the game of the year, and it doesn't try to be. A handcrafted indie FPS with a bold artistic vision that stays fun throughout without ever betraying its identity. The imperfections are there, but they don't overshadow what Fumi Games built: an original, visually memorable experience worth opening.

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Replaced is a reminder of why the indie scene matters. Sad Cat Studios spent five years — through delays, a war, and a studio relocation — delivering a debut that wants to say something, and mostly succeeds. For fans of cinematic action platformers from Another World to Prince of Persia, this is a worthy heir.

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