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Blades of Fire opts for smart systems instead of a spectacle. You forge your weapons yourself, discover everything without help and fight your pace. It is well -arranged, solid and grows with you. For players who love building, planning and freedom, this is a surprisingly strong and original RPG.
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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach picks up the story Na Death Stranding from 2019. In addition, it also makes the improvements that were still missing in the first part. What follows is a fantastic adventure with a story that can sometimes not be tied to a rope. It is more accessible for new players and the fans will certainly appreciate this. Planning well and finally walking back and forth or driving ensures many hours of pleasure. Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is a great game that will keep you busy for hours. Chapeau Kojima, you just did it again.
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Elden Ring Nightreign is certainly not a bad game, but it is also not a high flyer. The story is very scanty and you are just quickly bored with what to do. You get the most out of it if you decide to play with friends. But don't expect a evening -filling program, because after an hour the boredom starts to strike.
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Do you really want to get to know the new Nintendo Switch 2? Do you see all the ins and outs but also experienced playfully? Then the Welcome Tour is for you to try. Win medals, discover every corner and experience the new technology like never before.
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Mario Kart World is the launch title for the Nintendo Switch 2. It brings you many new characters, new circuits and a large open world where you can drive back and forth. Graphically of course an improvement compared to the Nintendo Switch, but luckily a lot also stays with the old ones. Racing still feels very easy and the online multiplayer is where you can really try your luck. To be honest, it should be said that Mario Kart World is not the game for which you get a Nintendo Switch 2. It just misses that magic for that, for example, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild did. Nevertheless, this is again a game to enjoy.
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is a well -deserved remaster of the RPG from 2006. The game offers exactly the same with all its glitches from the time. Only a sleek new look with new textures was needed to breathe new life into this game. It is a remaster like a remaster should be. Do you like Open World RPGs in which you can go on an adventure yourself? Then this is a game for you.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is Turn-based RPG with some surprising new elements such as parsing and avoiding attacks outside the player's turn. The compelling story knows how to grab attention in the first few minutes and holds it through plottwist and a lot of humor.
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Doom: The Dark Ages is a Doom who turns out to be different as before. The game focuses on the new shield system where parry is also one of the new combat components. With new weapons and environments like never before, a lot of news awaits you. The Glory Kill system is also slightly adjusted. As a result, the Doom feeling is not fully present at all times. Nevertheless, it certainly remains a Doom game with smooth action as you know it. It may sometimes be slightly different than used to, but certainly a good game. For example, correct use of weapons has never been as important as before.
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Blue Prince is an addictive game where you have to think carefully about which room you can give the most benefit. It is challenging, addictive and frustrating in one. Basic principle is simple, from A to B in as few steps as possible and as smoothly as possible. Because the principle is so simple, it is easy to pick up. Yet there is still a whole world around the villa and you will think in the game after every day: one more. Blue Prince is therefore a serious contender to become Game of the Year at the end of this year.
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Bleach Rebirth of Souls is the first Bleach Game in a long time. Unfortunately this is not the winning formula for this anime. For the fans there is some entertainment to get out of the game, but not enough to keep your weeks busy. That is why Bleach Rebirth of Souls gets a 6 for the effort.
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Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the sixteenth installment in the main series, is set in 16th century Japan and follows the stories of Yasuke (an African ronin) and Naoe (a shinobi). Born from a shared mission, their partnership forces them to combine their skills, with Naoe excelling in stealth and precision while Yasuke dominates in direct confrontations. The game offers a refreshing gameplay with an immersive story set in a beautiful setting of the coveted feudal Japan. While the AI still has its shortcomings, such as guards not reacting to nearby attacks, Ubisoft seems to have finally found the right direction for the franchise after a series of disappointing titles, ensuring that both veterans and newcomers will find something to enjoy in this Japanese adventure.
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Split Fiction could well win the Award for Game of the Year, because this co-op game knows how to make its originality. Fantasy and science fiction alternate well and with protagonists Mio and Zoe you can effortlessly play all the levels without being bored.
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Two Point Museum is exactly what you expect: a charming, accessible and humorous management game. The Expedition system and the museum setting bring just enough innovation to keep the experience fresh, but the core of the game remains largely the same as in earlier parts. If you enjoyed Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, you're in the right place. If you are looking for a completely new experience, it might feel a bit too familiar.
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Monster Hunter Wilds offers a seamless world, dynamic weather and smart monster-a.i. The new Mount system and improved weapons ensure faster, tighter gameplay. The game is more accessible, but retains its ruthless end game. Monster Hunter Wilds combines innovation with the classic challenge.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II brings you back to the lively bohemia, where political intrigues and personal conflicts set the tone. The refined combat system, the rich storyline full of humor, and the impact of your choices make this sequel for both new and returning players a dynamic experience that impresses.
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In Ambulance Life: A Paramedic Simulator you take the role of ambulance brother on you and that is not always easy. You start with was basic treatments that you can perform until you finally do much more. Driving around in the city is sometimes even more dangerous than the situations you encounter. Ambulance Life: A Paramedic Simulator is entertaining enough to pick up in between. So don't expect a evening -filling program with this game.
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Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered is a much needed remaster of the original two games. The age can be abandoned and sometimes noticeable. Nevertheless, it remains a great game that can give a nostalgic feeling to the player.
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Fast Food Simulator is a fun game for together with your friends. Put everyone at work with their own tasks and run the shop. Make sure everything runs smoothly and prepare everything on time. Can you handle the stress, or do you have panic?
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle captures the iconic atmosphere of the franchise and feels like a classic Indiana Jones film. Locations like Vatican City and the pyramids of Egypt are full of hidden treasure and reward thorough exploration. The gameplay captures Indy’s essence with clever puzzles, stealth, and improvisation. Combat feels clunky, but suits his character as a smart survivor rather than a brawler. Visually, the game is stunning, with beautiful detail and cinematics that fully draw you into the adventure.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard combines a compelling story with complex team dynamics, in which choices influence relationships and the plot. The gameplay offers smooth action, strategic party-based combat and extensive exploration, with unique classes and specializations. The visually breathtaking world and powerful soundtrack make this fourth part to a peak in the series.
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