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My journey with Godbreakers lasted for over a dozen hours, but, I actually finished the game in under ten. I had so much fun, that I kept fighting bosses and unlocking new cosmetic extras even after finishing the campaign. After a while, the lack of enemy variety and the limitations of the combat system started to wear on me, but I’ll happily return once an update drops. It’s an enjoyable and rather small title that could really benefit from more content.

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PAC-MAN World 2 Re-PAC is a fine remaster, but it didn’t win my heart, because some annoying design choices effectively ruins the fun in it.

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We can grumble about microtransactions, the randomness of soccer packs, and criticize the emphasis on spending real money, but if you want to play a truly great football game, there’s really only one choice: the EA Sports FC series. The game is constantly being developed and improved, and you can feel it.

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Death Relives is a solid choice for those looking for a short, atmospheric horror game with an Aztec twist. It has mood and character, but also, unfortunately quite a few flaws. Still, if you’re a fan of horrors, it plays quite decently, as long as you can forgive its many rough edges and untapped potential. It’s clear the developers ran out of money or time. Or both.

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Hades 2 was supposed to be a game that I am already familiar with — something I already knew inside out. But eventually, it surprised me with so many new elements that it felt like much more than I ever expected. Practically every part of the game shines in my eyes. Truly awesome title.

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Borderlands 4 is the most magnificent broken game I’ve ever played. The shooting mechanics, character progression, and combat satisfaction are absolute masterpieces, but the whole thing drowns in technical issues, a bland story, and chaotic execution. Gearbox has created a diamond — unfortunately, one still covered in dust.

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Little Nightmares 3 is a step in the right direction for the series, which has the potential to grow into an excellent co-op franchise. Its linear horror story can be genuinely terrifying, and the monsters stalking the children are among the best designs in the entire series. The cooperative gameplay adds real depth, and solving puzzles together works wonderfully. It’s a real shame, though, that there’s no split-screen mode. At least the developers included a Friend’s Pass, meaning only one copy of the game is needed for both players.

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Uboat is a simulator that demands a significant investment of time. This applies both to learning the basics of gameplay and to fulfill scenarios goals. For this reason, it’s definitely not a game for everyone — especially console players. Why? Because the controls are just pure awful, and developers decided to remove mouse support from the console version altogether anyway. This looks like a fine game in its core, but just not on the consoles due to poor execution.

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Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is a wonderful game and an absolute must-play for all fans of the genre. It has all the essential elements of a model JRPG, and instead of trying to impress with flashy graphics, it captivates through an excellent story, engaging gameplay, and a unique atmosphere. It’s another title that proves to modern developers that in the race for innovation, it’s sometimes better to stop and look back. I sincerely hope Nihon Falcom will give us the joy of experiencing the later entries in the series, which until now have been reserved only for Japanese players.

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Jotunslayer: Hoders of Hel is a great alternative to Vampire Survivors, with the potential to go even further while also offering some interesting twists of its own. For now, though, the developers haven’t fully tapped into the possibilities of their game. The core gameplay is extremely satisfying, and the Nordic atmosphere fits perfectly. What I can’t understand, however, is why the brutality has been toned down so much. Unfortunately, that drawback casts a shadow over the overall experience.

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Kirby and the Forgotten Land is a wonderfully crafted platformer that keeps surprising players with its original ideas right up until the very end. It’s clearly a project made with genuine love for the franchise, one that elevated the series to a completely new level of quality. It’s the first truly large-scale Kirby game, and it absolutely delivered. Even though I hadn’t had much experience with the adorable pink puffball before, I instantly became a fan!

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It’s clear that the studio still hasn’t returned to the form it lost somewhere around the release of Dying Light 2 Stay Human. Their latest title feels like a work heavily inspired by the cult classic from 2015 but at the same time produced by the same team that screwed up the sequel. The lack of fresh, successful gameplay ideas is very noticeable here.

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Lost Soul Aside doesn’t hold up in any other respect. Every additional hour with it was a dose of boredom and frustration, thanks to the dreadful camera work and the clunky controls of the main character, which lack any sense of physics. It’s just incredibly bland. It doesn’t do anything well enough to actually draw players in.

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The title is exactly what it was twenty years ago, just prettier. The industry however, hasn’t been frozen in time, so certain elements fall short of today’s standards. Still, it's fun if you remember about few cons.

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows: Claws of Awaji is a huge disappointment. The map is practically identical, filled with the same activities we already know, and we run across it guided by a story that uses the very same motives and scenes we encountered in the base game. Is this an expansion aimed at the most die-hard fans of the series? Ubisoft — is that really all you’ve got?

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9 Years of Shadow is a very intriguing production with an excellent, old-school audiovisual style. However, it is definitely a title aimed at fans of metroidvanias, who should consider it a must-play. Other players may complain about the high difficulty level, formulaic structure, and repetitive gameplay. Nevertheless, the developers have delivered a technically solid and polished game that is undoubtedly worth attention. Play it if only for the soundtrack alone, which is truly outstanding.

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