NHL 25 is the most visually stunning release this franchise has ever seen, and on-ice gameplay is an absolute blast. Franchise Mode was given a massive upgrade while HUT and WOC saw some solid improvements, but another year of neglecting Be A Pro leaves career mode players out in the cold.

It's nearly impossible to please players of every single skill level, but F1 24 gameplay is some of the best the series has been in recent years. An extensive amount of optional systems allows more casual players to simply focus on the track, and the dedicated veterans have even more small settings to tweak as they fine-tune high difficulty strategies. Driver Career is a blast, especially when playing as iconic drivers of the past and present. Sadly, the missing story mode and poorly executed quick play options make it difficult for F1 24 to fulfill its potential.

With its extensive monster truck roster, polished presentation, and a lengthy campaign featuring a pleasing variety of game modes, Monster Jam Showdown offers a fresh take on the series and is a must-have for monster truck fans.

With its upbeat presentation, classic slapstick humor, and surprisingly in-depth combat, Lego Horizon Aventures cements itself as a worthy 15-20-hour experience for any Horizon or Lego fan.

Undisputed bursts onto the scene with a stiff right hook, and it’s definitely the best boxing game available today. Exciting gameplay and great visuals pair well with a solid career mode, but some customization and story upgrades would help. Adding a showcase to highlight moments in boxing history could also tip the scales and make this game truly great.

Enotria: The Last Song is a beautifully Italian-inspired Souls-like that perfectly captures the theme of "Summer Souls," offering punishing combat and an intricate story, all set in a stunning world. While the game suffers from a few glaring flaws, it shows strong potential to become a recognized entry in the Souls-like genre.

While it’s not perfect, Madden 25 is the biggest step forward this series has seen in years. Superstar Mode and the gameplay upgrades shine brightest, but just about every area of the game is moving in the right direction.

Citadelum is a game that hits its core objective admirably but struggles to land with several of its more ambitious systems.

Dustborn attempts to tackle a lot of genres, and it honours most of them very well. This emotional, political road trip reaches its destination, but suffers a few too many bumps along the way.

This online multiplayer brawler is a great first offering from new indie developer Hardball Games, and there’s room to grow both for the game itself and this studio. OutRage blends multiple mechanics for a seemingly easy to grasp but hard to master fighting system, and rotating between match types will keep things from getting stale too quickly.

While The Road Ahead nails its survival mechanics, it ultimately falls short in narrative and gameplay depth. An immersive experience, but one with lasting impact.

The Casting of Frank Stone stands out as an excellent and fitting new addition to the Dead by Daylight universe. Blending familiar narrative elements with new characters, the game gives players the power to make their own decisions in a way that perfectly suits the Fog. This Dead by Daylight adaptation is arguably Supermassive Games' best title yet, and will likely not only become a fan-favorite for DBD fans, but for fans of choose-your-own-adventure narrative titles altogether. It breathes new life into Dead by Daylight, but is also an interesting, well-made, and developed enough story to stand entirely on its own.

Mirthwood boasts stunning storybook-esque art design, a whimsical score, intriguing gameplay mechanics, and features hindered by performance and graphical issues. However, with the development team committed to providing post-launch support and a detailed roadmap outlining the future ahead, the game does indeed have a promising future ahead.

In the game's current state, I recommend it as an above average, albeit not groundbreaking, psychological horror title - but I can't recommend it as a simulator. Autopsy Simulator ironically isn't a simulator, but it's a pretty good psychological horror game that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Funko Fusion is not a bad game by any means, but it’s certainly not the standout experience it had the potential to be.

Norland is an exceptional medieval colony sim that marries the absurdity of Rimworld with the Intrigue and political Strife of Crusader Kings. A delightfully enjoyable game that brings something new to the genre, and one I would wholeheartedly recommend strategy fans check out. [Early Access Review]

What The Fog is great for what it is — a redeemable freebie, or a little $4.99 game otherwise. While it is a totally different experience to Dead by Daylight, and doesn't have nearly as much content, it's definitely worth checking out if you want a fun platformer/roguelike combo to play with your DBD duo and sink a couple of hours into.

For a game that dropped a prologue demo two whole years ago and is now two months out from a worldwide launch, My Museum: Treasure Hunter still has far too many fundamental flaws. Future updates may be able to make this into something more enjoyable, but at this point players need to expect a very shaky experience.

Breachway is a striking new Roguelite deck builder that steps away from the pack, and breathes some new life into the genre. [Early Access Review]

Don’t miss out on this delightfully heartwarming and unforgettable story wrapped around an excellent platformer. I’ll Be Brave, Tomorrow may not be long, but it will captivate you from start to finish.

ZEPHON delivers a thrilling, combat-focused twist on the 4X genre with relentless battles, strategic depth, and a distinctively dark, immersive world that makes every encounter feel meaningful. While not without minor issues, its polished mechanics and unique setting make it an outstanding choice for fans of grim sci-fi strategy games.

Codex Lost brings a refreshing twist to the Soulslike genre with its exclusive focus on magic abilities. Players can navigate a beautifully interconnected world filled with dungeons, challenging foes, and formidable bosses. While we can’t fully recommend the game due to its notable flaws - underwhelming gameplay mechanics, a clunky UI, and occasional performance issues - it shows strong potential as an indie title. Fans of Soulslikes seeking a magic-only adventure may still find Codex Lost a standout option in this niche.