Nexus Hub's Reviews
Final Fantasy Resonance is a blast from the franchise's past with its gorgeous HD-2D style and addictive turn-based combat, but more importantly, it feels like a celebration of Final Fantasy that's a must-play for long-time fans.
Forever Ago is an emotional but uplifting journey in which the great writing, performances, atmosphere and music coalesce into something memorable.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a brilliant Star Wars racing game. It has the racing gameplay and sense of speed absolutely nailed with the roguelike elements adding to the game’s longevity. If you’re a fan of racing games, miss playing Burnout or want to race a podracer again like we did in the old PlayStation 2 days, Galactic Racer might scratch that itch.
Phantom Blade Zero's explosive, frenetic and stylish combat is so damn good, it elevates the game to one of the best action titles of the decade and I don't think there's much competition.
Valor Mortis is an excellent fusion of first-person action and Soulslike design, and while it might not be story-heavy, Ghostrunner fans will find a lot to love about this new spin on an old formula.
Hellraiser: Revival is definitely going to please fans of the movies with its unflinching body horror and extremity, and despite some gameplay issues, it's a solid survival horror with a knack for pushing boundaries.
The Sinking City 2 is a compact, well-designed sequel that learns the right lessons from the best of Resident Evil - building an improved Lovecraftian survival horror experience that's leagues better than its predecessor.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is not just a tactical masterpiece, it's one of the best games of 2026 - a content-stacked experience that continues the franchise's winning streak of polished, endlessly addictive JRPGs.
Control Resonant isn't as confidently executed as its predecessor, but the game's trippy visuals, gripping story and surreal world design put it in a league of its own, flaws and all.
Gears of War: E-Day is firing on almost every cylinder - a fantastic back to basics prequel that makes the Locust Horde scary again while delivering weighty, brutal gameplay that keeps you hooked.
Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 brings a masterful action-RPG to new shores - a surprisingly polished package despite some minor technical drawbacks, but the wealth of content is worth every single cent.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a great attempt at creating a much-needed new IP and despite some issues with its quests, the superb divergent storylines and real-time directional combat will keep you thoroughly invested.
Marvel's Wolverine is a great game that never quite reaches greater heights, but it will nonetheless please die-hard fans with its brutal and visceral combat, engaging story and excellent cinematics.
Orbitals charms with its nostalgic retro anime-inspired presentation, strong co-op gameplay, and lovable characters, even if the story runs a bit out of steam towards its final stretch.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is one of the best action games you'll play in 2026 - Capcom is once again at the top of its game with thrilling combat, boss fight spectacles, and a charismatic, endearing protagonist in Musashi.
Ground Zero Hero is a fun, engaging little indie roguelite that's hilarious and frustrating in almost equal measure.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls' ultra-vibrant presentation, relentlessly satisfying combat and impressive degree of depth easily make it one of the best fighting games of the generation.
Mortal Shell 2 is a worthy step up from its predecessor, boasting a large, cleverly interconnected sandbox world, greater build variety, refined gameplay and a visually arresting dark fantasy presentation.
Halo: Campaign Evolved delivers an impressive visual leap forward for the series, but it's a safe remake that will give fans a nostalgic kick and newcomers a good entry point into the franchise.
Ascend to Zero's chaotic roguelike gameplay will no doubt scratch that Hades or Vampire Survivors itch, but it's more than that - a challenging, fun and deceptively layered experience.