NBA 2K25 is definitely a step up from its predecessor, with richer, more natural animations and an impressive amount of content that feels nearly endless.

A classic hero from an ever-popular franchise returns, revamped and better than ever on the Nintendo Switch. Players can experience the original game that was released two years ago with a new twist; a co-op multiplayer mode that is designed to offer hours of fun and entertainment among friends and family members as well.

Mario Golf: Super Rush manages to deliver what it promises; a full golf experience, mixed with an all-stars cast of the Mario franchise. Despite the enhanced playstyle and game types that are offered in the game, there are still some areas that require improvement.

Hirogami may be a bit shallow in its combat and slightly repetitive in platforming, but its beautiful aesthetics and imaginative character transformations more than make up for these shortcomings.

Riders Republic has all the annoying elements of a modern game that wants to keep the player constantly in their game, so they can spend more money. At least, it’s doing it with a very good gameplay, improved in all the aspects that went wrong with Steep.

XCOM Enemy Unknown is a fine introduction to the genre of turn based tactical strategy games for the console gamers or the younger ones, and a satisfactory re-introduction to some PC veterans. Any comparison with the glorious past of the series loses its meaning since Firaxis' effort is a really challenging and a marvelous game by itself.

This War of Mine does not pull punches. Introducing the horrors of the recent Bosnian war to the mainstream and unsuspecting public, it does so with finesse and through the tearful eyes of the refuges, the simple citizens, the everyday survivors lost in a war not of their own wish or making.

While it stays true to the formula that made the franchise so popular, Assault Horizon introduces some new ideas -at least for Namco's series- that work well and offer a great experience.

Frantics is a charming and diverse party game and an excellent showcase for PS4’s PlayLink technology.

Ghostrunner 2 retains the fast paced action through the lenses of a cyberninja, keeping the adrenaline high, even if it has a certain "expansion" feeling. It will certainly offer an enjoyable new experience for fans of the first game, however, it could benefit from more risks in its core gameplay elements.

While Rome 2 struggles with a few issues, its size and scope offer a breathtaking experience, making it another wonderful addition to the Total War series.

LUNA’s design creates the feeling that we are watching a lovely European animation of a simple yet affectionate fairy tale. The slightly easy riddles keep the momentum forward in order to experience it as a one-shot 3-4 hours gaming session.

If you own the original game then there's not much here for you. But if you haven't and you are looking for the best 3D fighter for your shiny, new PS4, you can't go wrong with the Last Round edition of DOA5.

A thrilling and captivating story, a breathtaking world and a colorful cast of characters are brought to life, and looking better than ever. The re-release would have been an ideal purchase should it had fixed some of its past wrongdoings, and should the Future Connected epilogue chapter had been more promising, compared to what is being offered today.

It's not quite the evolution we hoped it to be, but on the other hand Carmack and his team show how guns on an FPS should really feel like, showcasing amazing A.I. and stunning graphics that never fall below the mark of 60 fps.

Anno takes it to the future with a game beautifully crafted that offers immense depth, great graphics and the Anno gameplay we know and love.

A fast arcade racer filled with imagination in its track design. The sequel to the excellent Hot Wheels Unleased can offer loads of fun hours to younger ages as well as adults, which may fill a nostalgic rush thanks to the great selection and depictions of their favourite Hot Wheels.

If you are into "absolute realism" in racing videogames Assetto Corsa Competizione is the game for you. With laser scanned tracks and masterful driving simulation, it delivers what it promises. Be careful, though, because "absolute realism" means that this game is so difficult that is not suitable for the casual gamer.

A competent soulsborne 2d platform that would be an ideal choice especially for those which thoroughly enjoyed Salt and Sanctuary.

Heroes III and Heroes V combine into a great addition to the M&M universe. The many improvements offer one of the most challenging games in the market, albeit a bit frustrating due to its "cheap" A.I.

Total War: The Three Kingdoms reverts the franchise in a more down-to-earth fashion, focusing more on the historical characters and the impact they have on the unfolding of the story. Diplomacy is revamped and is more dynamic than ever, while the implications of the inter and outer relations are in another new level. On the other hand, the action on the battlefield, regarding the troops and the units, remains stale and unchanged.

The second chapter in the Dark Pictures Anthology is a major improvement over Man of Medan. With better pacing, a well written story and a great multiplayer mode, Little Hope is ideal for fans of horror and their friends.

It might be difficult to understand why someone wants to play backgammon, dominoes or toy boxing on the Switch, but if you do so, this collection is going to worth your money and time.

The perfect homage to the AVGN legacy and a capable 2d Mega Man – inspired side scroller.

A short but delightful and funny 2D puzzle platformer.

RIDE 4 retains all the positive aspects of the previous game (like the great riding model and the superb physics), but besides that there is nothing really new in this years edition.

With enough updates to keep you going for the next year, superb graphics and the ability to import your saves from the previous versions, The Show 15 probably is the best baseball game out there.

While Al Lowe’s absence and the indie budget are acutely visible and the “moon logic” does show its head now and then, the latest LSL game from CrazyBunch has some subtle improvements over its predecessor and provides a welcoming and entertaining addition to the series.