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RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army is a fantastic title that every fan of classic jRPGs from the PS2 era should experience. Despite some dated graphics and mechanics, it remains a captivating production with its atmosphere, story, and unconventional ideas. The remaster's creators have done an excellent job of enhancing the original while preserving what made it great.

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Len’s Island is a highly digestible blend of survival, crafting, and action RPG. It offers considerable freedom, a picturesque world, numerous systems, and, at least for the first few hours, satisfying gameplay both solo and in co-op. Even if it didn’t win my heart I consider it a fairly interesting entry among recent indie sandbox games, proving that even in a flood of similar titles, something unique can be created. Playing solo, you’ll likely get bored quickly, but in a group, this title can provide many hours of engaging fun. After all, everything’s better with friends, even running around barefoot.

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Date Everything! is quite a good choice for those looking for a one-time fun experience and an interesting story. The characters are really well written, beautifully drawn, and excellently voiced. However, the presence of bugs that prevent completing certain character routes may discourage players who want to finish the game 100%.

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Dune: Awakening heavily relies on its well-known universe, offering very average, sometimes outright boring gameplay mechanics. If you’re not a fan of Frank Herbert’s world, you won’t find a captivating story here. Instead, you’ll get hours of traversing a monotonous desert while engaging in equally monotonous resource gathering, with resources constantly respawning in the same spots. Unfortunately, in Funcom’s production, I found nothing that would make me want to spend more time with it, so I cannot recommend it.

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F1 25 is just another annual sports game release that hasn't brought the anticipated changes. While the updates to My Team mode are genuinely cool, the persistence of the same technical issues effectively overshadows this.

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The Alters is a game I didn’t have high expectations for after playing the demo at PGA, due to a weak prologue. Now, having experienced the full version, it’s my personal candidate for game of the year. An incredibly emotional adventure, full of highs and lows, where we constantly feel the heat of the approaching sun.

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Days Gone Remastered is a refresh that wasn’t particularly necessary. The base version of the game on PlayStation 5 already delivers the expected quality and fluidity, and the new edition only slightly enhances that experience. However, it’s undeniable that this is the best way to experience Bend Studio’s latest game. Over the years, the title has been significantly improved, resulting in gameplay that is largely free of major technical issues. Let's hope we will get a sequel.

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Revenge of the Savage Planet is a title that's hard to take seriously. The humorous tone of the story and the fairly simple gameplay structure make the game perfect for a break from large, open-world titles. While exploration could offer a few unique types of puzzles, often the most fun comes from discovering ways to outsmart the developers and find your own path to the reward.

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Roadcraft is a highly engaging and relaxing game. Saber Interactive has done it again, delivering a title with plenty of content already, while also serving as a solid foundation for their signature support with new seasons and ideas.

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For fans of Scott Cawthon's world, this is a must-play, while for those who haven't yet encountered Freddy, it's an interesting title to check out. There are plenty of references to the 'main' story, though knowing it isn't necessary to enjoy this game. So, I give it a thumbs-up and keep my fingers crossed for Mega Cat Studios to create more games like this — well-priced adventures offering a ton of engaging mechanics.

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JDM: Japanese Drift Master seems to hit all the right notes for fans of Japanese drifting culture. You'll find a refined driving model, tons of great music, beautiful visuals, and a decent story, whose manga-style presentation will either draw you in even more or completely put you off. It's a shame that the picturesque map we get turns out to have few memorable locations and feels relatively lifeless. The traffic simulation is quite average. However, these shortcomings don't change the fact that sliding through corners in JDM: Japanese Drift Master was incredibly fun for me.

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Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition is an exemplary case of refreshing classic RTS games. The developers didn’t try to forcibly revolutionize or alter the iconic title but focused solely on enhancing its visuals and adapting it to the expectations of modern players. As a result, the game is equally enjoyable for veterans who remember the original and for new players encountering a real-time strategy game for the first time. Hopefully, this example will help other developers understand what truly matters in a great RTS.

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Let yourself be consumed by this world. Let the emotions sweep you away. Just remember — you won’t be the same person when you finish Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that Clair Obscur is to the jRPG genre what The Last of Us was to TPP games in its time — sure, the budgets and studio sizes are incomparable, but this title is one of the biggest surprises of the last decade.

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The Precinct is a title created with passion, and it shows in many ways. We get a wealth of options for dealing with criminals, from issuing fines to making arrests, and even engaging in shootouts. Each form of patrolling varies depending on the tools used, providing plenty of options and, above all, a lot of fun. However, the game suffers significantly from its current technical state, giving the impression that the delayed release wasn’t fully utilized.

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle pleasantly surprised me. After some initially unjustified skepticism, it turned out that the creators have a great understanding of the film original and have crafted a game that puts a strong emphasis on exploration and solving fairly challenging puzzles. The title captures the spirit of the original well and takes the player to several truly unique locations where you can spend hours uncovering hidden secrets. The story itself also unfolds in an incredibly intriguing direction, allowing you to feel like a true adventurer eager to unravel an ancient mystery.

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