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Doggy Don’t Care is not my personal favourite game of the year. In fact, there’s a good chance I would have moved on from it pretty quickly. My daughters, on the other hand, absolutely love it. And not just because the game has a dedicated “pee” button.
FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE isn’t a groundbreaking video game, it’s a comforting nostalgia play. It takes the best of the games I grew up with and polishes it for a modern audience, but importantly, doesn’t buff out its retro charm.
Fans of Strange Antiquities and puzzle adventures should definitely give Allogloom a whirl. It’s gorgeous, delightfully weird and just the right amount of creepy, making it a lovely little addition to your Halloween gaming list.
STAR WARS: Galactic Racer is one of the best racing games, let alone Star Wars games, I’ve played in a long time (ago in a galaxy far away).
Fans of the original mobile game may find something to enjoy in this console adaptation, but for seasoned RPG fans, there are far more exciting adventures waiting on the other side of the time portal.
For the second time this year, I’ve experienced genuine fear while playing a video game. The first was Resident Evil 9. The second is Silent Hill: Townfall, a game that had me white knuckling my controller so tightly I’m surprised it didn’t break — and genuinely questioning why I willingly put myself through this.
Ace Combat 8 understands that fighter jets are cool. This is probably why it connected with me as much as it did.
The repetitive structure and lack of inventive escalation in the story puts too much pressure of a core game mechanic that isn’t compelling enough to support it. The game’s quirky premise offers some charming moments, particularly towards the very end. But too often the game squanders its outrageous setup by merely settling to cheaply outrage.
Classic battles are better than ever. Combat animations are truly excellent and with the exception of the more battles you grind on the world map, no two encounters are the same. Overall, it’s easy to recommend Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave to fans of the series. Newcomers will be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of systems and mechanics there is to learn. For that reason, I’d still recommend playing the excellent Fire Emblem Three Houses first.
I have completed Marvel’s Wolverine within every inch of its life. 32 hours total playtime. Platinum Trophy obtained. This is a fantastic game and I absolutely adored it… to a point. After Insomniac Games’ triumph with the Spider-Man series, expectations were very high for its next major project. And while Marvel’s Wolverine is an incredible title and absolutely worth your time, it doesn’t quite hit the same peaks. But that doesn’t mean Logan’s first Insomniac adventure isn’t something special.
One thing is clear: The Blood of Dawnwalker definitely doesn’t suck. In fact, after over 50 hours with The Blood of Dawnwalker, I’d go as far as saying it’s one of the best RPGs I’ve played this year. It just has some teething problems…
The Greek mythology premise was what first drew me into Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, along with its notable Uncharted and Tomb Raider vibes. I’d never played the original games, so Resonance gave me a pretty good place to start — and I’m glad I did. This game is the perfect introduction to the series and struck all the right chords.
House House has created something genuinely special with Big Walk. It’s funny, inventive, surprisingly relaxing, and constantly finds new ways to encourage genuine cooperation between friends. Whether you’re exploring with one mate or a full group of twelve, every session is filled with memorable moments. It’s one of the most enjoyable cooperative experiences I’ve played this year — and undoubtedly a walk to remember.
Heave Ho 2 is absolute chaos in the best possible way. Between the physics-based platforming, constant communication, and inevitable accidental betrayals, it’s the kind of game that creates memorable moments almost every few minutes.
While Resynced improves the presentation and performance, it doesn’t completely reinvent the experience. At its core, this is still a focused pirate adventure built around exploration, storytelling and the thrill of life on the open seas. There’s no endless gear grind or constant stream of RPG systems — just a great story, a memorable world and one of the best pirate fantasies in gaming. Whether you’re experiencing Edward Kenway’s journey for the first time or returning all these years later, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is a great excuse to set sail again.
Even though Rhythm Paradise Groove made me smile at times.... it's certainly not my favourite.
There is something special about Star Fox on Nintendo Switch 2. Yes, it tells a story we’ve already heard but it’s never been told quite like this. New cinematics, challenges and quality-of-life improvements had me repeatedly diving into the Lylat Wars to find every alternate path, every cutscene and of course, the game’s true ending. Long story short, Star Fox’s campaign is polished with a capital ‘P’.
The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales took me back to a simpler time. A time when I would sit cross-legged in front of my Super Nintendo, controller in hand, ready to lose myself in a world filled with secrets, dungeons, and wonder. It captures that same childhood sense of curiosity, where every path begs to be explored and every new discovery feels exciting.
There’s no shortage of modern indie arcade racers chasing the ghosts of the genre’s ’90s golden era, each tapping into nostalgia in their own way. Few, however, commit to it as purely as 4PGP. 4PGP is unapologetically simple. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel or overwhelm with features — instead, it locks into a very specific vision and executes it cleanly. Even so, I feel it could’ve offered more.
Space is already terrifying. Being trapped on a ship with an alien threat while your crew slowly falls apart makes it worse. Throw in a scattered story, broken tension, and some lacklustre gameplay mechanics… and that’s the icing on the cake.