Tekken 8 blows fresh air into the ultra-popular series that was slacking behind the competition in recent years, delivering one of the best fighting experiences of this generation and maybe ever.

Call of Duty is back to its former glory with this Modern Warfare reboot, and is easily the best military shooter out there. The single-player campaign is pure gold, although short as always, and the multi-player that the franchise is know for is back to give you an almost complete package. Future looks very bright for the series.

Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics gathers some of the most important parts of Capcom's history and offers them back in a comprehensive package. To experience such a rich collection on modern consoles with today's standards is an opportunity nobody should miss.

Tales of Arise feels like new blood in the Tales series veins, as it gathers all the qualities of the previous games, puts them together and takes them to the next level.

Arc Raiders proves that even in the most saturated markets, smart design and genuine respect for players can still shine. It goes head-to-head with giants like Battlefield 6 and Black Ops 7, and often comes out on top, thanks to its sharp core mechanics, punchy sound design, and nonstop excitement. For old-school shooter fans, Arc Raiders sure feels like an early Christmas gift.

If someone asks me which games are similar to Monster Hunter World, I honestly don’t know how to answer. It is a mixture of the best Action RPG titles that bring all qualities of the genre together, creating a new formula along the way. Even if you are not a fan of the genre, you should definitely give Monster Hunter World a chance, because it’ll be one the most special experiences you’ll ever have.

Final Fantasy VII Remake is a dream that finally came true. A dream that not only is precious to die hard fans of the series, but also one that opens a beautiful door to those who never experienced a Final Fantasy game before.

Due to it's Rogue-like structure, Returnal is a hard game to get into as it requires a lot of trial and error to get comfortable with. But thanks to its mysterious setting, fun gameplay, fantastic use of DualSense technology and superb audio and visual design, you will be satisfied when you finally tackle all the challenges.

The fifth installment in the Persona series is one the best ever in JRPG genre. Everything the fans have expected, including great story, unforgettable characters, deep and satisfying gameplay and beautiful art design are on offer here. And though the game is suffering from some graphical and sound design issues, it still is one of the best JRPGs available on the market.

The Delicious Last Course is in fact so good that it will tempt you to go back and try the original Cuphead again before playing it for the second time.

Even though the first quarter of the main story is boring, loading screens pop-up every time you blink and some gameplay mechanisms are lacking, Starfield is still one of the best RPGs we’ve seen in years and definitely one of the best when it comes to science fiction. Does it live up to the massive hype behind it? Probably not. Will we be playing and talking about it for years to come? Definitely yes.

The Witcher Tales is a strange potion that is surprisingly good. From a logical point of view, a game that mixes so many genres together can’t be this amazing, but then comes CDPR, a company that is just unable to develop bad titles.

Lies of P sets foot in a realm that many studios have ventured into and failed, and even though it’s still not at the level of the works by the great Miyazaki, it is one the best Soulslike games ever made.

If you are a fan of classic shooters, you probably already tried Amid Evil, but even if you have the slightest passion for the FPS genre, you will no doubt enjoy this one.

While everyone is waiting for technically advanced 9th generation games, Little Nightmares 2 steals the show with its beautiful art design, jaw-dropping story and unique gameplay and atmosphere.

Despite the Series S’s limitations, Silent Hill 2 remains a valuable experience on Xbox’s current-gen systems. The Series X version matches the PS5 edition in quality and, with its more consistent frame rates, even outperforms it in certain scenarios. The Series S does show some weaknesses, but these stem naturally from the hardware constraints of this compact yet charming console. While it can’t present Silent Hill 2 in its most complete form, the experience remains smooth, with no noticeable frame-rate drops. All in all, the end of the game’s timed exclusivity and its availability on the Xbox ecosystem is a welcome development for horror fans.

By addressing the biggest criticisms of the first game, Respawn has managed to improve an already great shooter. Fast-paced, electric single-player campaign along with a full-featured multiplayer has made Titanfall 2 a must play for shooter fans.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is yet another title that you can clearly see Nintendo's mark on it. It aims only to entertain, and it succeeds. If you are looking to distant yourself from all the violence and adrenaline that most games on the market are offering right now, then this is a perfect match for you.

Despite a very short campaign, Battlefield 1 still offers the best single-player experience in the series. Mix it with a huge, brilliant multi-player that the series is known for and you have an almost complete package. Definitely the best approach to World War 1 yet.

The Coalition has managed to successfully bring every great elements from previous games into a new setting. Whether you go for single-player, multiplayer or horde mode, GoW4 hast plenty to offer. The visuals are stunning and the gameplay is the best in the series thus far; and despite shortcomings in the story and development of characters, GoW4 is easily one of the best third-person shooters of this generation.

Mankind Divided rewards exploration and respects your choices throughout its hefty campaign. The city of Prague is absolutely amazing with great details and visuals. The gameplay is also exactly what you expect from a Deus Ex game.

Project CARS 2’ main goal is being a fun and enjoyable driving experience. And although it’s basically a driving simulator, you don’t have to be an expert to enjoy it. With a huge set of options and more than 200 different cars to choose from, Project CARS 2 is one the best racing games available, even with some minor AI and technical problems.

Kingdom Hearts III is finally here, and the story of 7 guardians of light and 13 forces of darkness is now over. A story full of exciting, happy and sad moments that tries to show us that friendship is a force so strong that can defeat just anything.

The PS5 version of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is as impressive as its PC and Xbox counterparts—if not better. It stands out as one of the best action-adventure games in recent memory, with the iconic Indiana Jones himself serving as the perfect cherry on top.

GRIS is full of joy and elegance, and it's the place where video games meet art. And all this elegance is mixed with simple yet solid gameplay, and offers an experience that cannot be found anywhere other than the video games industry.

Octopath Traveler II's solid artistic design, unforgettable characters, and sublime music make it not only a great sequel but a fantastic RPG experience that nobody should miss.

Mix in classic action platformers with Walt Disney cartoons and the result is Cuphead. With so many different levels and enemies to deal with, and with beautiful visuals and smooth gameplay, every single cell in your body will be cheered up to death after you finally manage to beat one level and move on to the next.

Marvel's Spider-Man is not only the best Spider-Man ever made, but it's also one of the best superhero titles of all time, as well as being one of the best games of 2018. Surfing New York in the shoes of Peter Parker has never been this good, and may never be this good again. An engaging and fresh story, wonderful environments, solid gameplay, top-notch visuals, what else would one need to enjoy a game?