Warhammer 40K Chaosgate: Daemonhunters is a good evolutionary path for the genre and for the Warhammer franchise that usually deals with tabletop battles. If you like more isolated combat like in the glorious Firaxis title and you like Warhammer 40K then this is a perfect combination for you because - Emperor Protects!

The same endearing adventure from 2020 worthy of mention, and even more so of playing, is now on PC.

With a compelling story and a world conveyed without a single written or spoken word, Keeper is yet another proof that Double Fine can turn any idea they dream up into something truly memorable.

Even though it’s not too friendly with newcomers, it’s hard to deny the value that Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy brings. For one price, you get three excellent visual novels filled with memorable characters, interesting plot twists, and plenty of humor.

Syberia: The World Before is a perfectly refreshing point & click adventure that, except for a couple negligible control problems, manages to give you a significant experience.

Extremely nicely revitalized Like a Dragon: Ishin walks the fine line between remake and remaster, offering the usual RGG Studio fun in a slightly different time period while still showing its age in a somewhat rigid system and a departure from the more modern game Yakuza / Like a Dragon titles. It will provide solid amusement for fans of the franchise as we wait for new upcoming games about Japanese crime and honor

Stellar Blade is an action-packed adventure that offers much more than initially meets the eye. If you're a true souls-like fan, arm yourself with patience and dive into an adventure you won't soon forget.

An unusually beautiful game that fails to surpass the success of its predecessor. This is a classic example of how all the money and time in the world can't guarantee a final product that satisfies players. It offers an intriguing deep dive into the psychoses and inner visions that the mentally ill endure daily, and the struggles required to overcome (or at least manage) these challenges.

SIFU is a game that combines the sharpness and tension of an urban action with all the finesse and beauty of old-school kung fu flick. SIFU's combat system and atmosphere are highly addictive, and the advancement system will put you in front of some difficult choices. The flow and speed of the fights are impressive. You'll enjoy doing damage and hurting people in cafes, kung-fu schools, and other urban areas. All in all, this is a highly addictive and fun piece for all fans of "one man army" games.

The new Fire Emblem Warriors title brings even greater musou integration with this classic JRPG, while also being a great spin-off for Three Houses and a clear evolution of this long-standing genre. However, due to its specificity, it will be interesting only to a very narrow audience.

Fire Emblem Engage is a significant improvement over the previous mainline sequel, with a greater focus on the story, better performance and design, it brings everything that should please old and new fans of the long-running series.

The adventures of mini-Bayonetta and her demon are a surprisingly well made and highly stylized puzzle-platformer with everything you'd never anticipate from the sexy-witch series. This title, exclusive to Nintendo Switch, is a very good starting point for gamers of all ages, but also a real treat for old-school fans.

An excellent package for Resident Evil fans that brings the continuation of the story and a couple of features that should have been there at the time of the release. Village is now a slightly more complete title, and the good future of the series is slowly becoming more certain.

Anyone who has played any modern edition of Codemasters' F1 game already knows what to expect if they decide to play this title. However, this year's addition of the Breakpoint 3 campaign and new team management options in Career mode makes this year's game more engaging than the last.

The Zone has finally arrived on PS5, and the wait was worth every moment. The DualSense controller adds a whole new layer of immersion, turning this into an unforgettable experience that will impress longtime fans just as much as those entering the dangerous stretches of Chernobyl for the very first time.

We highly recommend playing Stray, if you haven’t already, on more powerful consoles or PC to experience this intriguing and beautiful story as it was originally crafted. However, if the Nintendo Switch is truly your only option, this is still an okay way to enjoy the game about the cat that has captured so many hearts… even if it’s a bit blurry.

PGA Tour 2K25 is a solid game that offers an enjoyable golf experience, but it doesn’t break new ground. Newcomers to the series will find plenty to enjoy, while veterans may feel like they’re playing the same game they did two years ago. 2K could take a cue from the competition and inject more personality into their games.

Sports Interactive never ceases to amaze us with the amount of detail in the Football Manager series, but regardless of the continued quality of the game, some significant improvements are needed to justify the price because this way everything feels like some kind of DLC or Patch.

Sonic x Shadow Generations brings back one of the best compilations of reimagined classic Sonic levels, while also delivering a completely new, massive section dedicated to Shadow, featuring some of the best 3D levels in the long history of this franchise.

If you've ever wondered how to actually play a game of baseball, MLB The Show 24 is your perfect introduction to this unique and complex sport with a long tradition. While it may not have the flashiest graphics, this game offers plenty of content, both solo and online, making it worthwhile whether you're new to the sport or a die-hard fan.

Although it’s still not the ultimate version of Ninja Gaiden 2, Black brings back the brutal action and challenge that the genre has been missing for years. With enhanced graphics and ultra-fast technical performance, this classic doesn’t feel outdated even today and serves as the perfect warm-up for the series' return with its fourth installment later this year.

Wo Long Fallen Dynasty is the latest Team Ninja game and it is a good counterpart to Nioh games even if its more Sekiro than Dark Souls. Brutal combat and good level design are there but some caveats are going to be thorn in the eye for the veterans of the genre.

Expeditions Rome is trying to bridge the gap between turn-based RPGs and turn-based strategy games - and it succeeds almost completely. Unfortunately, mass battles during the campaign become unnecessary, so the narrative weight in that aspect is completely lost. Nevertheless, a big step up compared to the previous instalment.

Marvel Cosmic Invasion might not reach the full magic of Capcom's classics, but it delivers enough nostalgia combined with a solid dose of modern ideas to easily stand as Dotemu’s best release yet. If you love old-school 2D side-scrolling beat ’em ups and cosmic Marvel chaos, this game was made just for you.

An excellently crafted action roguelike that directly aims to entertain fans of Dead Cells and Hades with a wide spectrum of new challenges. A vast selection of combat options, platforming sections that require a lot of attention, and an excellent movement system elevate this title above most of its competitors.

City of the Wolves revitalizes Fatal Fury in a modern style, featuring a deep fighting system and great respect for its legacy, but technical roughness and a steep learning curve for newcomers currently prevent it from fully competing on equal footing with the competition.

A masterful mix of souls-like and rogue-like elements with some excellent third person shooting, makes Remnant 2 a game you can sink hundreds of hours into and still not get enough.

WWE 2K25 is the most content-rich and up-to-date entry in the series yet, but the unnecessary The Island mode and microtransactions keep it from claiming the championship title.