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Tenebris Somnia is one of the most original horror games of the year. Complex puzzles in the style of classic adventure games, stunning pixel art, and superbly executed live-action scenes come together to create a combination you won’t find anywhere else, and the story—about a cult, filmmaking, and a relationship falling apart—keeps you glued to the screen until the very end. However, the game lacks precision in combat, and the lead actress’s emotionless performance takes away some of the tension. If you’re a fan of classic survival horror games and enjoy giving your brain a workout, this title is definitely worth checking out—preferably around Halloween.

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I was quietly hoping that Thank You Bus Driver would turn out to be one of the dark horses of this year’s indie gaming scene. Especially since it was developed by the legendary Double Fine Productions, the studio responsible for classics like the excellent Psychonauts and Brütal Legend, as well as the more recent, definitely noteworthy Keeper. Unfortunately, my hopes were quickly dashed by reality. What we got was a boring, monotonous, and painfully repetitive game, though it undoubtedly has its own artistic character and a good dose of charm. That doesn’t mean, however, that Thank You Bus Driver is a complete failure. It’s more of a short, disappointing experience that, despite its numerous flaws, can provide some pretty enjoyable entertainment for a little while. Some will certainly be amused by its absurd humor as well. What’s more, I’d even go so far as to say that it’s worth giving this game a chance, if only because of its ridiculously low price.

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Valor Mortis is a very successful debut for One More Level in the soulslike genre. The satisfying combat system, which combines swordplay, firearms, and supernatural powers, works great from a first-person perspective, and the lore built through notes and visions from the past is more engaging than the story itself. However, the game lacks freedom in exploration, the controls take some getting used to, and the graphics don’t quite live up to what you’d expect from a game released in 2026. If you’re a fan of soulslikes and are looking for something fresh, this title is definitely worth a try, especially at such an affordable price.

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I won’t lie—after all the hate, I approached Marvel’s Wolverine with extreme skepticism. My expectations were practically nonexistent, and I assumed from the start that I was in for a total piece of junk. So I was all the more surprised when I finally sat down with the controller in my hands, and with every passing moment, hope began to stir within me. Hope that maybe it isn’t as bad as everyone says. And you know what? It wasn’t at all! Sure, there’s a lot to criticize about this Insomniac Games title, but there’s one thing you can’t deny: it manages to be quite a bit of fun. Of course, that’s assuming you’re looking for a not-too-ambitious superhero roller coaster ride. It’s one of those games where you can settle comfortably on the couch, turn off your brain, and just let yourself be swept away by the spectacular—albeit undemanding—gameplay.

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Gears of War: E-Day was my first encounter with this popular series, and to be honest, it didn’t encourage me to check out the other games in the series. Don’t get me wrong—it’s not a bad game. Not at all. It’s just incredibly uneven. It’s a game full of extremes, where great, well-thought-out solutions are interspersed with ideas that are outright bad or suffer from poor execution. The latest Gears game offers a spectacular, almost cinematic adventure, accompanied by superb graphics and an incredible, dark atmosphere. Unfortunately, behind all of this lies, well, a terrible story and poorly written characters. Moving on, on the one hand, we have beautiful, detailed locations; on the other, however, we have tedious exploration and places that, despite their polished appearance, are completely forgettable. The same goes for the gameplay, which can be a lot of fun but at the same time grows tiresome due to its repetitiveness and, at times, is downright frustrating because of its uneven difficulty.

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Car Mechanic Simulator 2021 remains, for me, one of the biggest pleasant surprises of recent years. What’s more, I can say without a shadow of a doubt that it’s the best—and my favorite—simulator I’ve ever played. And believe me, I’ve played quite a few of them in my life. And believe me, I’ve played quite a few of them in my life. It’s a game that’s very addictive, lets you unwind, and at the same time provides immense satisfaction with every repair and every car you restore.

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Minecraft Dungeons II is a sequel that set out to be bigger in every way, but forgot that bigger doesn’t always mean better. The open world is convoluted and empty, the multi-level navigation suffers from poorly implemented collision detection, and the story is too simple to hold your interest for long. It’s saved by a huge variety of weapons, an extensive inventory, the stunning Sift, and great co-op. If you have someone to play with, you’ll find a few enjoyable evenings here, but if you’re playing solo, you’re definitely better off waiting for patches and sales.

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CONTROL Resonant shows us that Remedy is definitely still at the top of its game and can tackle any genre. CONTROL Resonant delivers a great story wrapped in phenomenal level design and a combat system that provides hours of fantastic gameplay. Games from Remedy Entertainment are one of a kind, and CONTROL Resonant demonstrates this perfectly.

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Nocturne is my biggest surprise of the year. An outstanding story about the search for one’s own identity, brotherhood, friendship, and the struggle for society. The game also features one of the most diverse soundtracks of the year, which nonetheless blends seamlessly into a perfectly harmonious mix of musical styles. Combined with the stunning visuals, I was treated to something truly exceptional. Games like this don’t come along very often.

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The Blood of Dawnwalker is undoubtedly my biggest surprise of the year. Not only did I not have high expectations for this game, but I actually wrote it off as a failure from the start. Despite all that, I decided to give it a chance, and I absolutely don’t regret it. I managed to finish the whole thing in exactly 40 hours, and I already know that I’ll be returning to the Vale Sangora many times in the future. It’s a great RPG that pulls you in like quicksand. Its unique approach to gameplay, the constantly stressful time-pass mechanics, a superbly written story, phenomenal characters, stunning audiovisuals, and a strongly felt Slavic atmosphere are among its greatest strengths. It’s all the more disappointing that the game doesn’t quite live up to the same high standard when it comes to combat, controls, and camera work.

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a very good action game that suffers from a fair amount of unnecessary repetition. Despite this significant flaw, it offers plenty of enjoyable gameplay that’s both spectacular and challenging, especially on higher difficulty levels. If you’re a fan of this kind of gameplay, you’ll find plenty to keep you entertained for hours.

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To put it bluntly, Twisted Tower isn’t anything special. I’ve played dozens of better, more original, and more distinctive boomer shooters. That doesn’t change the fact, however, that this is a very solid game that can be a lot of fun. The action is intense, dynamic, and has just the right amount of punch, and the story—despite its disappointing ending—is intriguing enough that you’ll follow it with genuine curiosity for most of the game. Twisted Tower may not go down in the history of the subgenre, but it certainly knows how to provide a few truly enjoyable hours of fun.

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ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is a great game and definitely worth recommending. My only real complaints are the music, which starts to get on my nerves after a while, and the storyline, which doesn’t fully live up to its potential. It’s also not a game I’d recommend to people looking for a precise and detailed electronics repair simulator. Because even though I’m no handyman or electronics expert, even I can see that in this regard, it’s not an overly realistic game. It’s more like playing with electronic Lego blocks—cleaning, repairing, and assembling them. But that doesn’t bother me at all. I wanted a relaxing, cozy game about assembling and repairing nostalgic electronics, and that’s exactly what I got.

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As a veteran of all kinds of simulation games, I had pretty high hopes for Low-Budget Repairs, especially since the trailer got me really excited about the game. And here I have to warn you right away not to let the promotional materials fool you too easily. They showed off a lot of features and elements that ultimately never made it into the actual game. Setting that aside, however, and judging solely the product we actually received, I find it hard to say much good about it beyond the fact that it’s fun, atmospheric, and undoubtedly had a lot of potential. Unfortunately, as it stands, it’s a heavily underdeveloped game, full of bugs and problematic design choices. The terrible controls, the near-total lack of precision when performing tasks, and several clearly ill-conceived design decisions effectively take away the enjoyment of the gameplay.

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Unfortunately, Beast of Reincarnation is a complete failure for Game Freak. Graphics straight out of the last decade, unresponsive controls, bugs, and performance issues are just a few of the elements that work against this game. I’m incredibly sad about this, because the game had enormous potential before its release, which was completely destroyed when we received the final product.

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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is a very good fighting game that, despite a few missteps in the narrative, delivers phenomenal and dynamic gameplay, a diverse cast of characters, and a wide variety of content that will keep fans of the genre and Marvel fans entertained for hours on end. If fighting games are your thing, Tōkon is a must-buy.

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I can’t say I had a bad time playing Truck kun is Supporting Me from Another World!. It’s a pretty solid, small indie game that can be a lot of fun for a while. The biggest problem, however, remains the limited content and the monotony that quickly sets in, which over time starts to feel like a simple grind. Only players who are truly interested in seeing the story through to the end will stick with this title for a full 3 hours. The rest will likely decide after just the first hour that they’ve seen pretty much everything the game has to offer.

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Splatoon Raiders is a solid entry in the series, but in my opinion, it’s designed solely for fans and won’t be able to draw in anyone from outside the series. However, if you loved the previous Splatoon games, you’ll feel right at home here—just without the intense competition.

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The developers made a ton of great decisions here, thanks to which Revelations comes close to being the perfect FPS. Of course, it can still be a bit of a drag with its unnecessary storyline—which DOOM needs about as much as a bald man needs a comb—but everything else is top-notch. It’s a brilliantly designed game that I had a blast playing, and I’m more than eager to return to it many times before the release of the next expansion—and, hopefully, the next installment in the series. I recommend Revelations to every DOOM fan and all lovers of fast-paced FPS games. You won’t be disappointed.

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So, how does Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced ultimately stack up? Is it worth giving this game a chance? The answer is obvious: absolutely. The original Black Flag was already considered, at the time of its release, not only one of the best pirate games but also one of the best titles of that era. It’s a game that stole the hearts of players around the world and remains highly acclaimed to this day. Resynced, on the other hand, is an incredibly faithful adaptation of this classic for modern times. It offers more beautiful audiovisuals, streamlined combat, improved stealth elements, still-outstanding naval battles, and hours of truly great, fresh content.

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