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Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a solid futuristic racing game that will delight fans of the series, but it also deserves a special mention for fans of the genre.
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With E-Day, the Gears of War saga delivers a dramatic and profound story centered on Marcus, Dom, and their traumas-but above all, on a humanity that was ready for peace and suddenly finds itself, overnight, in the midst of a war against a ruthless and brutal enemy. The gameplay has returned to the exceptionally high standards of the original trilogy, retaining its foundational elements while expanding every aspect to further enhance the experience-including weapons, enemies, and maps.
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A more or less good game from 25 years ago. Good for someone who wants to revisit the past, but if you are looking for something even remotely modern, look elsewhere.
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Polished, fun, and artistically immaculate: Well Dweller is an excellent Metroidvania, held back by its lackluster longevity and a low level of challenge.
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A very competent entry for one of the most respected arcade air combat game series. Particularly of note is the inclusion of choices in gameplay and squadro customization.
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EA Sports FC 27 resembles contemporary football: huge, spectacular, and full of contradictions. On the pitch, it's more entertaining than it has been in years, Career Mode finds new momentum, FUT continues to ask too much, and The Grounds, on the other hand, is a cardboard city that (perhaps) no one wanted.
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NHL 27 remains fun: the problem is everything else; this year there was no revolution, not even a small, low-magnitude earthquake.
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An interesting and tense survival horror game, but not perfect: the atmosphere, puzzles, and various gameplay ideas are convincing, while the plot and enemy AI have their ups and downs.
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Strange, ambitious and often frustrating, Control Resonant pushes Remedy's formula to its limits. It won't appeal to everyone, but its strong personality makes it hard to forget.
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A mature and ambitious Fire Emblem, capable of refreshing the formula with some good intuitions: it's a shame about the single save slot and a few other slip-ups.
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NBA 2K27 remains the same old, magnificent paradox. On the court, the defense is fierce, ProPLAY delivers exceptional performance, and the simulation has finally evolved. Beyond this meticulous refinement of the gameplay, however, the rest of the modes float in a state of semi-consciousness: good ideas are hampered by odd gameplay choices that limit their potential. When you set foot in the City, start Career mode, or navigate the menus, every screen seems to have a single mission: to remind you that the wallet is a game mechanic.
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A fun and brutal action game with a great Wolverine and satisfying combat, but too linear and uneven to leave a truly lasting impression.
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Hot Wheels Infinite Rush boldly transitions the beloved toy franchise into an open-world setting, boasting pristine technical performance, incredibly detailed car models, and robust creative tools like the Track Builder. The driving model is chaotic and engaging, perfectly capturing the essence of the toys. Unfortunately, this ambition is heavily weighed down by a repetitive, grind-heavy campaign structure, unrewarding race payouts, and the glaring omission of a fast-travel system. It's a gorgeous and fun sandbox that ultimately struggles to maintain its momentum over the long haul.
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Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters fully embraces the series' shōnen nature, turning football into a spectacular sequence of duels, combos, and special moves. However, technical inconsistencies, weak AI, low difficulty, limited modes, and a stripped-back online offering make it a missed opportunity that only die-hard fans of Takahashi's work are likely to fully enjoy.
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A fantastic cooperative action-adventure game that follows in the footsteps of Hazelight's genre-defining titles, yet carves out its own distinct identity thanks to its artistic direction inspired by Japanese animation and the wonderful sense of freedom it offers in controlling the two characters.
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A new and intriguing action RPG that doesn's stray far away from The Witcher III's template, but delivers an engaging narrative experience full of memorable characters in a fascinating setting.
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword marks a fascinating yet overly conservative return for Capcom's iconic franchise, starring the legendary Miyamoto Musashi. While boasting stunning cinematic direction, top-tier voice acting, and rock-solid technical performance on PS5, the game is held back by a passive AI, an overly permissive difficulty curve, and a combat system that pulls its punches. It's a solid, beautiful foundation for a series revival, though it ultimately lacks the necessary bite to truly master its craft.
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The first "Star Wars X-COM" is also one of the best Star Wars games in recent years. Highly suggested to those who look for a fair challenge.
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A visually stunning and emotionally intense action-adventure, held back by shallow combat, linear exploration and repetitive stealth.
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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is another masterpiece from Arc System Works. The Japanese developers, who specialize in fighting games, have created a title brimming with love for the Marvel universe, featuring meticulous attention to detail in the design of each hero and an incredibly layered combat system that adapts to any type of player-from beginners to experts, as well as those who prefer to fight with a single character or manage an entire team.
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