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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.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder: Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park enhances the package while at the same time celebrating everything that made Wonder so brilliant in the first place
Docked is a focused and fairly accessible sim. It doesn’t reinvent the genre, but it delivers a steady, engaging experience.
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 brings forward a classic with the fit and look of a modern 2026 title
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss delivers an intriguing and often unsettling narrative while delivering some really challenging puzzles - however, it's not without its flaws.
Parasol Superstars delivers a truly colourful little slice of arcade history that has been brought back with care, accessibility in mind, and love for its source material.
Forza Horizon 6 is bigger, bolder and more stylish than ever before - arcade racing at its absolute peak and another must-buy for Xbox owners.
Tides of Tomorrow is an emotional, creative and surprisingly clever evolution of the ideas introduced in Road 96. Outstanding.
Much like an actual mixtape, Mixtape messy in places, deeply personal, and likely to have a track or two that everyone can enjoy.
In a landscape filled with overly familiar formulas and yearly updates, Pragmata stands out by daring to be something different.
Life Is Strange: Reunion is a heartfelt entry in the series, a fitting end to the main plot line that has been 10 years in the making.
MARVEL MaXimum Collection succeeds in celebrating the 16-bit legacy of Marvel while making it accessible and 'enjoyable' in a modern format.
No Sleep for Kaname Date leans fully into what makes the series special: eccentric storytelling, memorable characters, and that constant sense of 'this is completely insane'.
Grind Survivors is fun in short bursts, but it struggles to hook you once the dust settles after a few runs.
Pokémon Pokopia is a laid‑back, charming title that rewards patience and creativity while offering a peaceful escape