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Marvel's Deadpool VR sees the titular anti-hero roped into an interdimensional gameshow hosted by Mojo, a character just as unhinged as Deadpool himself.
While SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide isn't particularly challenging, it's well-written, consistently fun and fun enough to be enjoyed by Goofy Goobers, young and old.
With so much potential to be had, RENNSPORT fumbled the bag with a limited selection of cars, paid liveries, and single-player AI that behaves unpredictably at best.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 offers predictable but fun multiplayer, interesting additions to its zombies mode, but a single-player/co-op campaign that's tedious and too goofy by far.
Dispatch is an incredible narrative experience wrapped around an idea so good that it could stand alone as its own game.
Possessor(s) combines a compelling narrative, solid understanding of Metroid-like design and genuinely fun combat for an experience that is intensely captivating.
Lumines Arise is a must play for puzzle gamers, and a must try for fans of trap music.
Though not exactly gentle on new players, Anno 117: Pax Romana is not only one of the most stunning city-builders I have ever played, but it is also extremely rewarding.
When it comes to party games, Overcooked 2 and its original sit among the cream of the crop, with the sequel made even better thanks to the power of the Nintendo Switch 2.
Arc Raiders combines deep yet accessible mechanics with S-tier sci-fi world-building to deliver the best extraction shooter yet.
Hyrule Warriors returns to form in Age of Imprisonment, borrowing from and enriching Tears of the Kingdom in the process.
Europa Universalis V ushers in what will likely be a new golden age for this grand strategy franchise, even if it currently needs some fine-tuning.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection is a triumphant return for the series that brings back the best the series has to offer.
Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, as the name implies, are two full remakes based on the first two Dragon Quest titles
Wreckreation heralds the return of Burnout-style vehicular mayhem in an over-the-top sandbox for you and your friends to get lost in.
Bounty Star is a fun mech action game with surprising systems, fun characters, and some light base-building mechanics, but a lack of polish in key places really hold it back.
The Lonesome Guild may be a bit simple in its combat and puzzles, but its world and meta-narrative are incredibly touching and deeply captivating.
The Outer Worlds 2 feels like it improves upon everything from the first game.
PowerWash Simulator 2 is a sequel that tweaks or improves nearly every issue from the original game.
Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted isn't breaking the mould in gameplay options, and it isn't flawless, but I have still been glued to my controller since I got it.