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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Exile retains the strengths of its predecessor, correcting most of the errors and adding new features inspired by Tears of the Kingdom. The result is a game you come to for the large-scale battles and cosmic mayhem, but you stay to discover its captivating story that connects with the Zelda saga.
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BALL x PIT is pure fun, like Dead Cells, Hades II, and other roguelites that have hit the right notes. Its design incorporates classics like Arkanoid and bullet hell shooters, and the truth is, the mix works and is incredibly addictive.
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This is a great product, both as a compilation of classic games and for its meticulously crafted documentary. Combined, it's an essential treat for fans of the franchise.
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Virtua Fighter 5 REVO World Stage serves as a fitting conclusion to a game with an amazing history. The new single-player content, crossplay, and rollback netcode are great additions to continue experiencing its great gameplay. However, as a definitive edition, a little more care could have been taken by removing paywalls.
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A remarkable return of graphic adventures in all their glory, one that sticks to the core gameplay while innovating here and there. Its difficulty might not be for everyone, but its humor certainly is.
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It works better as an exercise in nostalgia and preservation than as a novelty in itself, but there's no doubt these games offer dozens of hours of entertainment in a luxurious package. They may not be the best Dragon Quest games, but they were the first and are well worth revisiting in this way.
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Far from being the disaster we feared, Double Dragon Revive is a worthy entry in the series that brings some interesting ideas to a very classic development. It's dated and can't compete with the titans of the genre, but you'll enjoy it if you're a survivor of the Lee brothers' fights.
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While remaining a continuation of the classic survival horror genre, Tormented Souls 2 manages to refine its deep and sincere homage to the great survival horror classics. At times, it wouldn't have hurt to see more of its own creation, but what it does offer is tasteful and high-quality enough to establish itself as a game capable of winning over even the most nostalgic fans.
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This sequel represents a bigger and better take on what we already knew. The Outer Worlds 2 is a solid, deep, and fun experience, although we expected a bigger leap forward with the next generation of the series.
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Ninja Gaiden 4 is a bloody return to the most straightforward hack 'n' slash. It could have done better in terms of variety and graphics, but its absolutely insane, perfectly timed combat leaves us with one of the most frenetic and unique action games of the last decade.
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Keeper is original, technically sound, and presents a stimulating, organic narrative. The problem is that coming from Double Fine doesn't prevent it from having to compete with so many other prestigious indie projects. It's clearly a very personal project, but that very quality could cause it to go unnoticed.
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The final result of Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines 2 offers a glimpse into what could have been the best vampire game ever created. However, its many ideas don't quite gel as they should, and there are flaws in the execution. This leaves us with an enjoyable game that could have been an irresistible bite.
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Pokémon Legends: ZA is the next step in the series' mega-evolution, a title with fresh ideas, a spirit of renewal, and a desire to do things right. While there's still work to be done, this is the path future Pokémon games should follow.
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Battlefield 6 manages to save the series by bringing back a multiplayer mode reminiscent of the best installments. However, there's still work to be done. Some features are missing, and the campaign is severely underutilized. Fortunately, the foundation is in place for Portal and future seasons to round out a game with a future.
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Absolum is one of the most polished and varied beat 'em ups of all time, which is saying something. Its progression system keeps you playing. It's among the elite in 2025.
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The cooperative mode fits perfectly with Little Nightmares III, enhancing the series' usual strengths, but the single-player experience has suffered as a result. So, if you play it solo, you'll enjoy it less, while playing with others can add a few points to the final score.
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Digimon Story Time Stranger Digivolves into the game fans of the series have long deserved. Bandai Namco delivers a deeply addictive parenting and combat RPG that will make the hours fly by.
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In a sector saturated with games-as-a-service and where it's hard to stand out, we like that King of Meat focuses on creativity, elaborate level designs, and a focus on single-player gameplay. Whether this will be enough to keep it on top for months will depend on the public's reaction, of course.
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If viewed more as an arthouse piece, Hotel Barcelona has a striking charm, but its trap-filled roguelite formula feels too hostile and unpolished to be enjoyed by a general audience.
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Ghost of Yotei is a consummate revenge game with which Sucker Punch dares to present an open world with good ideas that come close to fitting together perfectly. Dazzling in its visuals, powerful in its narrative, and sharp in its combat. Yotei is almost as precise as a katana slash.
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