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Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots is a game you can jump into casually or sink hours into refining your play. It may not surpass the PS4 edition in scope, but it delivers fun, just what we associate with the series.
Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a game for people who adore mechs and want to customize them in every way possible. It’s ambitious, sometimes flawed, but always fun. Now you know where to obtain a nice old-fashioned mech adventure.
Katanaut is a quick, stylish, and violent roguelike that action, strategy, and atmospheric horror fans will enjoy. This shows how a single developer can use well-known games as motivation to make a game that is both familiar and fresh. With its never-ending challenges, deep customizable options, and hauntingly beautiful world, Katanaut is one of the best games of 2025. It’s a game that rewards skill, exploration, and persistence, and it makes you want to come back for one more run.
Borderlands 4 is a looter shooter that knows how to walk the fine line between too much and too little. It adds to a long history while introducing new features that make it difficult to return to earlier games. It is a crazy, beautiful, and always fun trip into the heart of Gearbox’s biggest and best-known world yet, for both longtime fans and newcomers.
Cronos: The New Dawn is a very impressive survival horror experience that comes with an intriguing and very well-written story, but those aspects are clearly carrying this game. The combat is a massive disappointment. It’s not immersive, and rather than enjoying the combat, I was more inclined to finish them just to progress and see what happens next in the story.
Hell Is Us isn’t a flawless game. The combat is underwhelming, the enemy variety is lacking, and many of you may be frustrated by its refusal to hold your hand. But those flaws are outweighed by what it does so well. The exploration, puzzles, atmosphere, and handling of its themes—war and the supernatural—combine into something unique.
There are a lot of things that SHUTEN ORDER does that are too much for some visual novels, but it works. It gives you a big, bold, and stylish experience by combining five different types of stories into one murder mystery. Some of the mechanics don’t hold up to close inspection, but the story hooks, smart writing, and stunning presentation more than make up for it.
Hollow Knight: Silksong isn’t just a follow-up; it’s a step forward. Team Cherry improved almost every part of a well-known independent classic, including the fighting, movement, world design, and progression, without taking away any of the game’s charm or mystery that made it famous in the first place.
The Order of Giants epitomizes what a DLC should be. An incredible gaming experience, rather than a simple cash grab. This DLC is, as they say nowadays, absolute cinema. It felt good to reprise the role of Indy and enter a brand-new adventure that brings immersion to a whole new level.
METAL EDEN is an intense independent shooter that is fast-paced, interesting, and beautiful to look at. The story isn’t very clear, and the fighting can get in the way of the story sometimes, but that’s not a big deal when the gameplay is this fun.
SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance is a triumph in reviving a classic franchise. It balances old-school nostalgia with modernity, offering a game that’s truly a coming-of-age experience. Some features do miss the mark, but for those willing to join in on a nostalgia party, you have our invitation.
Lost Soul Aside is a flashy, ambitious action RPG with stunning music and thrilling boss encounters, but its shallow progression, uneven visuals, and repetitive combat hold it back. A game of passion, yes, but not the masterpiece many expected.
The Knightling is a touching adventure that is built on exploration, movement, and the bond between a hero and his shield. The environment of the story pushes people to explore at every chance, and the tale strikes a good balance between silly adventures and the mystery of Sir Lionstone’s fate. Shield-surfing and nimble mobility mechanics are two of the most fun ways to go about in recent memory.
The Nameless: Slay Dragon is a suitable choice for fans of independent role-playing games, tabletop adaptations, and players who enjoy tactical combat and making meaningful choices. It costs about $17.99 and has multiple endings. For completists, there may be 100 hours of material. You can have a lot of fun with this if you don’t mind randomness and dice-based chaos.
Although VARLET has potential, its focus on repetitive tasks, excessive chit-chatting, and uninspired combat prevents it from being enjoyable in any significant way. In this instance, VARLET might be best enjoyed as a manga or anime, as you can at least jump to the important sections.
SUPER ROBOT WARS Y offers an enjoyable tactical role-playing game that holds the value of mecha history while progressively advancing the franchise, regardless of whether you’ve been a fan for a long time or are just starting out.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater manages to recapture the essence of 2004’s original, and it’s a remake that both original and new fans of the Metal Gear Solid series will be proud of. I believe that a large portion of the motivation behind this remake was to appeal to newer fans who aren’t familiar with the Metal Gear franchise, and I can assure you that you’ll love this classic.
Dungeon Stalkers is a game that looks great, plays well enough to keep you engaged, and could become a staple in the PvPvE space if the developers continue to fine-tune combat and maybe lessen monetization. For now, it’s a rocky start, but Dungeon Stalkers has laid the foundation for future success here, but if the mistakes persist, the game also may succumb to a dungeon of obscurity.
Given Space Adventure Cobra – The Awakening’s budget they have worked with, we can cut Magic Pockets some slack for some of the game’s shortcomings. The story campaign offers approximately twelve hours of content, with side missions and unlockables adding to its replay value.
Herdling shows that games can have an effect without having complicated systems, deep stories, or intense battles. It’s a quiet, emotional journey that rewards you for being patient, paying attention, and understanding.