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Guilty Gear Strive 2.0 Starter Edition is a fantastic fighter that manages to be accessible for newcomers while still offering the depth that hardcore players crave.
Kusan: City of Wolves is a cracking little action game that delivers fast, violent and incredibly satisfying top‑down shooting.
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is a brave title that moves the series in a whole new direction, but it lands it perfectly, managing to blend history, adventure and human drama into something that feels different.
Mortal Shell II has a few rough edges here and there, but it's still a very enjoyable soulslike that understands what makes the genre work while building on its own core vision
Splatoon Raiders offers enough new ideas to feel fresh without throwing away what made the series so enjoyable in the first place
Kazuma Kaneko's Tsukuyomi's biggest issue is that having an artist's name on the box while using Gen AI as well feel a bit underhand and overall does nothing but tarnish the game in the worst way.
Warhammer 40,000: Speed Freeks is dumb, violent fun with no holds barred and even less common sense - another spin-off win
Boiling Point unquestionably adds to Ready or Not, delivering more of what the game already excels at: tense, grounded, and deeply satisfying tactical action
Resynced reminds everyone why Black Flag remains one of not just the Assassin’s Creed series' greatest moments.
One or two little issues you can overlook, but there are just so many here in Halo: Campaign Evolved, it's like the Flood.
Rhythm Paradise Groove is an impressive return that delivers another wonderfully odd collection of rhythm challenges backed by fantastic music and endless charm.
PowerWash Simulator 2 - Star Wars Pack is another excellent collaboration that feels like a natural fit for the game.
The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu delivers some fresh and clever ideas wrapped inside an atmospheric co-op horror adventure, but it doesn't always maintain its momentum, and the repetitive structure stops it from reaching true greatness. .
Star Fox spread its wings and serve up exciting arcade‑style action that is as entertaining today on Switch 2 as it was decades ago on N64 - however, long‑time fans may wish Nintendo had taken a few bigger risks.
Echoes of Aincrad delivers an enjoyable action RPG packed with meaningful progression, satisfying combat, and enough original storytelling to keep even the most die-hard Sword Art Online fans invested.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book delivers a polished, creative, and thoroughly enjoyable adventure filled with charm and whimsy from start to finish
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is an outstanding second instalment that successfully expands upon nearly every aspect of Intergrade.
4PGP strikes a great balance between capturing the look and feel of the elder racers without looking and feeling too like them.
World of Tanks: HEAT delivers a tense, explosive, and deeply rewarding multiplayer experience that understands exactly what tank warfare should feel like while looking at it through a more arcade lens.
Directive 8020 delivers a tense and entertaining sci-fi horror packed with tough choices and enough creepy moments to keep pushing to the end.