Hu3br's Reviews
“Mortal Shell 2” is more than a great follow up, it is an exceptional example of how to make a sequel by taking into account the previous title shortcomings whilst also keeping its core identity intact, expanding in a multitude of ways, providing flexibility in builds, a fantastic world to explore and also being friendly to newcomers of the genre. A must have RPG / souls-like fans.
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Although I do think the first minigames in “Rhythm Heaven Groove” are a bit harder than they should be for a franchise that’s been dormant for so long, the complete package still shows why it’s still relevant after all this time. It’s filled with humor, charm, and challenge for those who seek those “perfect” in every minigame and or at the very least a gold medal.
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Between great Quality of Life additions, a good roguelite mode and an exceptional endgame, “Endless Ragnarok” is a must have for “Granblue Fantasy: Relink” be it newcomers or veterans of the genre.
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“Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus II” dares to change a formula that had seemed successful, and although there are moments of brilliance, it succumbs to the weight of its own ambition.
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Mina the Hollower is one of those rare games that I didn’t expect much and ended up falling in love with. It’s funny, charming, challenging and incredible to play. It is Yacht Club’s masterpiece and by far one of the best games I played in 2026.
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Bursting with creativity, complexity and new enticing mechanics, “Arty-Facts” is a must-have for any “Two Point Museum” fan, and a fantastic showcase of Two Points Studios flexibility and seemingly endless pit of amazing ideas. Easily the best DLC the team put out by a good margin.
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“Cooking Simulator 2: Better Together” takes a new approach in terms of visuals, mechanics and management. And, while its customized recipe system is a leap in comparison to the original, everything else is pretty much a step back — from physics to interactions. It should’ve stayed longer in the oven.
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Although a bit too linear and safe for my taste, “Grime II” still delivers what Clover Bit does bet: fantastic boss fights, good combat and striking visuals — by far the most “unique” looking metroidvania of 2026 so far.
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A good remaster of a fantastic Nintendo DS RPG, and now available on PC, “Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster” is a must have for those craving a more traditional JRPG story with engrossing combat and job mechanics.
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“Screamer” does not shy away on breaking expectations when it comes to what it is an “arcade racer”. In an industry filled with open world racing games, Milestone delivers a brutal yet satisfying racing experience. I just wished I could say the same about its narrative focused campaign.
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“Demon Tides” is more than a fantastic evolution of “Demon Turf”. It shows how platforming games can be both accessible for newcomers and still challenging to veterans by not gatekeeping its movement tools. Instead, it opts for an expression-based game, where you can leave your mark in the world. And, in return, it left its mark on me.
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While I do still miss the more “sandbox” style of Saber Interactive Titles, “Docked” is at the very least a great step in the right direction with its more engrossing narrative and good simulation of cables and weight. I just wish the team went a bit beyond and added more variety of jobs and didn’t rely as much on menus.
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Thanks to its more flexible career mode, much improved handling for those looking — and the addition of an arcade style for newcomers — “RIDE6” finally takes the crown of “RIDE 4” as the best motorcycle game on the market right now.
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“Yakuza Kiwami 3” boasts great presentation and much needed improvements over the original game combat system. Sadly, it does very little to improve the inconsistent narrative. If anything, it makes it worse in some areas. Is the worst remake I ever played? No, far from it, but I would rather play the original “Yakuza 3” — or at least its remastered version — rather than the remake.
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Although a bit easier than I expected, “Dragon Quest VII Reimagined” it’s a great reinterpretation with some amazing quality of life additions of a PlayStation 1 classic, and a must play for JRPG and Dragon Quest fans
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“Code Vein II” has a solid combat foundation, but its lackluster open world, bosses with inconsistent hitboxes and weak story drags it down severely. Much like its predecessor, it had a ton of potential, sadly, unrealized.
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As someone extremely sceptic about an expansion for “Dynasty Warriors: Origins” due to the way it is structured, “Visions of Four Heroes” won me over with its narrative and an excellent amount of challenge — something that the game base lacked. I just it came alongside a “New Game+” option.
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Dripping with atmosphere, “Quarantine Zone: The Last Check” embraces both the monotonous and stressful aspects of working at checkpoint. It’s a game that asks you to take decisions that are way above your pay grade, and deal with the mental health consequences yourself.
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Although it lacks a bit of challenge for management games veterans, “Zooseum” is another amazing DLC for a game that grew and got even better over 2025. The new habitat system is a fantastic addition to “Two Point Museum”, and alongside some great Quality of Life additions, it makes it a “must have” for Two Point Studios fans
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Between a great campaign packed with funny moments, intuitive deck building system, and “roguelike” mode that is filled to the brim with boss fights and unique mechanics, “Cross Blitz” is one of the best deckbuilders of 2025.
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