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Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream succeeds in crafting a stealth adventure that’s as tactical as it is emotional. With its Nordic noir charm, layered worldbuilding, and cerebral gameplay, it stands out from the crowd. Though the lack of accessibility features and frustrating camera limitations might deter some, players willing to adapt will discover a haunting and memorable experience. Smart mechanics, high replay value, and compelling storytelling make this a worthwhile journey, especially for fans of methodical, thought-driven gameplay.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 is an exceptional remastered package that expertly blends classic gameplay with modern polish. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or a newcomer, its smooth controls, expansive options, and rewarding progression system make it a must-play. Despite a few soundtrack gaps and minor UX quirks, the dual-game experience, high replay value, and customisation features more than justify dropping in. Even if skateboarding isn’t your thing, the sheer fun factor makes this title worth grinding for.
For fans of Tamagotchi or parents seeking a digital babysitter, this Nintendo Switch 2 release delivers ample charm and creative play. Tamagotchi Plaza Nintendo Switch 2 Edition excels in light entertainment and freeform exploration, despite some usability hiccups and a lack of deeper complexity. It’s particularly rewarding for younger players who enjoy interactive job simulations, memorable characters, and relaxed gameplay without penalty. A sleeper hit for its niche if you know what you’re getting into.
Splitgate 2 doubles down on everything that made its predecessor stand out, offering a uniquely cerebral shooter wrapped in accessible fun. The portal system still feels revolutionary, encouraging creative plays that separate it from more traditional FPS titles. It’s not flawless, some rough edges and monetisation quirks remain, but for a free-to-play experience with fresh mechanics, Splitgate 2 is a thrilling alternative in a crowded genre.
Exo-Calibre is a visually striking and mechanically solid vertical shmup that pays homage to arcade classics while injecting its own personality. Its variety of modes, character options, and explosive gameplay make it a worthwhile pick for fans of the genre. However, its lack of accessibility features and occasional tedium may limit its appeal to a broader audience. For those seeking a nostalgic, bullet-filled ride with a modern twist, Exo-Calibre is a worthy contender, just be ready for a few bumps along the way.
Prehistoric Gal is a light, accessible action-platformer that offers just enough charm to entertain for a few hours. With easy Platinum trophies, simple mechanics, and a nostalgic presentation, it’s ideal for trophy hunters or casual players looking for a quick fix. However, its repetitive gameplay, lack of depth, and minimal replay value may not satisfy those seeking a more robust or innovative experience. It’s a fun diversion, but not a lasting adventure.
Still Wakes the Deep: The Complete Collection is a must-play for horror fans seeking a tense, story-rich experience. Its immersive setting, strong voice acting, and emotional depth make it hard to put down. While it has a few mechanical missteps and pacing issues, the overall package, especially with the included DLC, offers a compelling and memorable journey. Whether you’re revisiting the rig or diving in for the first time, this collection is a standout on PS5.
RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army is a bold and bizarre return for one of ATLUS’s most intriguing offshoots. While a few dated quirks linger, its stylish presentation, satisfying combat loop, and supernatural storytelling make it an essential pick for fans of demon fusion, detective intrigue, and underappreciated gems. Whether on the go or with headphones cranked up at home, this remaster delivers devilishly good value.
Out of Sight is a bold indie experiment that turns the simple act of seeing into its central challenge. While it has its rough patches, the game’s heart and originality shine through, offering a short but memorable stealth-puzzle experience. Its unique viewpoint and subtle storytelling make it a standout for players seeking something different, especially those who value atmospheric tension over overt horror.
Ruffy and the Riverside deliver a refreshing, creative experience that embraces joy and imagination. While it’s occasionally held back by mechanical rough edges and spotty guidance, its inventive mechanics, expressive art style, and sheer sense of fun make it a journey worth taking, especially for those who love to experiment and explore. With a bit of patience, this colourful world will reward players with moments of magic and delight.
THE ALTERS is a compelling, if sometimes chaotic, sci-fi odyssey brimming with ambition and innovation. Its customizable systems, engaging narrative arcs, and unique take on identity through alter creation make it a standout experience. The onboarding could be smoother, and not all mechanics are user-friendly out of the gate, but those who persevere will find a richly layered game full of meaningful decisions and poignant solitude. For fans of thoughtful, atmospheric sci-fi survival, it’s absolutely worth exploring.
Mario Kart World is a content-rich celebration of kart racing, fusing nostalgia with innovation. Its generous character roster, unlockable gear, and chaotic multiplayer make it a must-play for fans. While it fumbles in areas like UI clarity and pacing, its accessibility options, engaging mechanics, and sheer fun factor steer it toward a strong recommendation, especially for those eager to race, roam, and collect.
For strategic minds, NOBUNAGA’S AMBITION: Awakening Complete Edition is a feature-rich epic filled with hundreds of hours of replayable content. Though complex, its learning tools and customizable systems make the climb worth it. It’s a celebration of historical depth and mechanical freedom, especially suited for handheld strategy fans seeking a challenging and rewarding experience.
Despite its learning curve, Blades of Fire offers a rewarding experience for players seeking deep combat mechanics, rich customization, and an open-world adventure filled with secrets. While there are areas for improvement, the foundation sets the stage for a promising franchise.
Packed with crafting, exploration, and cooperative chaos, this title thrives in multiplayer. While accessibility features are limited, and the early game proves challenging, the sheer joy of discovery makes it a worthwhile experience.
This action roguelike excels in fluid combat, rewarding progression, and engaging visuals, but its repetitive loop and lack of accessibility options might turn some players away. If you’re looking for exhilarating battles and satisfying upgrades, Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade delivers—but long-term enjoyment depends on how much grinding you’re willing to endure.
Fun and refreshing for fans of retro-style action games, Captain Blood delivers engaging combat, hidden secrets, and satisfying upgrades. However, clunky mechanics and balancing issues may frustrate players seeking polished modern gameplay. While its old-school charm shines, it’s an experience best suited for nostalgic action enthusiasts.
Serve, protect, and patrol in The Precinct – a living, breathing world of crime and justice!
Rusty Rabbit keeps players hooked with its rewarding exploration, layered progression, and robust customization. Whether hunting materials, upgrading weapons, or tackling dungeons, there’s always something to do, and its mech-powered action remains engaging throughout. It’s a game that proves that sometimes, a little rust just adds character.
Prepare to explore a world so expansive, it redefines the limits of what a JRPG can achieve!