With its charming world, imaginative characters, and plenty of new additions, the Director’s Cut proves that Nikoderiko deserves its place among modern indie gems.

If you want to continue your Kakarot adventure with higher framerate support and even better graphics, or start all over, the Kakarot Legendary Edition brings all the DLC released for the original game in 2020 and continues to add new content through the Season Pass 2. Overall this turns into one gigantic Dragon Ball Z package that true fans should not miss.

Terminator 2D: No Fate is a modern retro title that truly understands the essence of classic 2D action games, delivering pure, fast, and addictive fun without any unnecessary padding.

Company of Heroes 3: Console Edition brings the glory of the real-time strategy genre to the consoles in a spectacular way. Featuring two different campaigns and a freshened-up design, it will give you hours of good fun sitting in front of your big screen.

A solid blend of Destiny-style action and striking Star Wars elements, the Renegades expansion delivers many hours of excellent fun, giving fans plenty to enjoy while waiting for Bungie to finally confirm work on a full-fledged sequel.

Capcom brings us back, once again, to the golden age of arcades with another collection of authentic old-school coin-op games that delivers more than we expected.

Lies of P, blew us away… both with its gameplay and difficulty. Souls-like fans shouldn’t sleep on this retelling of a classic Italian tale complete with killer robotic puppets, deadly weapons, and a beautifully depressing world.

Vampire Survivors on Switch is a well-matured indie-darling game right from the start that comes with a better engine and an insane amount of fun and content for an incredibly low price.

For WWE 2K24, all the stars have aligned to finally deliver a WWE title that can be recommended to players beyond the wrestling fandom without any reservations. While it may not represent a leap of faith from the Hell in a Cell for series veterans, it brings enough changes to make this edition undoubtedly the best of this generation so far.

If you're a Final Fantasy super-fan and can name the most famous theme songs from each mainline sequel, you'll enjoy listening to these iconic tunes with a bit of interaction - provided you don't get bored of all this before you grind your way to your favorite JRPG music.

Battlefield 6 returns to the heart of the series - from its raw, fast-paced, and minimalist single-player action to chaotic, tactically demanding multiplayer, where teamwork perfectly recaptures the classic feeling of war on screen.

MLB The Show 22 is a slight improvement over the last year's edition with a couple of novelties that fans will know how to appreciate, but it still leaves a lot of room for future adjustments, especially when it comes to the new online co-op mode.

Although Mario's return to the soccer field does not reinvent the wheel... or should we say soccer ball, there are no auto-goals this time, so we have another fantastic Switch title in the row.

The complete Skywalker Saga in LEGO form is the biggest LEGO game so far, although some new systems may not be implemented the best, this is still one giant entertainment package in which every Star Wars fan will be able to invest hundreds of hours.

Reunion finally gives fans what they’ve been asking for - a return of Max and Chloe in a form that captures the very essence of the series. It’s rare for a final chapter to correct past missteps and deliver a satisfying conclusion to a story we’ve followed for over a decade, which makes Reunion essential for all fans, even those turned away by Double Exposure. It may not be perfect, but it’s effective and emotional enough to remind us why we fell in love with Life is Strange in the first place.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows delivers a stunning and content-rich open world set in feudal Japan, featuring a diverse stealth and combat system with two distinct playstyles. While Ubisoft sticks to its familiar formulas, Shadows successfully offers one of the most impressive AC experiences to date.

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.

Although it’s not the strongest entry in the series narratively, Xenoblade Chronicles X delivers a fantastic sense of exploration and a truly original mecha dimension to this unique single-player MMO-like JRPG world. The remaster doesn’t change much, but it ensures that the game finally gets the attention it deserves.

Date Everything is definitely not for everyone, but those who dare to give it a try and dive a little deeper will be pleasantly surprised by the quality and the love poured into this dating sim.

Another great nostalgia trip to the time of the pixelated JRPGs that doesn't bring many new things, neither to the Octopath series nor to this long-lived genre, but it still introduces us to eight unique characters and stories that you shouldn't miss - if you have 100 hours to spare.

GRIME II is an excellent metroidvania/soulslike that builds on everything the original did well, delivering brutal, precise combat, well-designed bosses, and a striking aesthetic. It’s a great fit for fans of the genre who enjoy a challenge, mastering mechanics, and carefully exploring every corner of the map.

Triangle Strategy is much more than a nostalgic reminder of the long gone era of the old tactical JRPG. Rich story, the decisions that have meaning and a very elaborate world and characters, put it in a class for itself. However, due to its format and a slower pace, especially in the beginning, the recommendation is only for fans of the genre and extremely patient gamers - it pays off in the end.

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined is a modernized 100-hour old-school JRPG classic that successfully tames the most problematic entry in the series and transforms it into an ideal starting point for newcomers - without losing its essence.

New fancy graphics are quite good and combined with the fluid gameplay makes it seem like this sequel was almost worth the wait. If some more quality of life options are implemented, we definitely have something here that will keep us glued to the screens for a long time.

Little Nightmares 3 is a hauntingly beautiful adventure that pulls you deep into a world shaped by fear. The co-op mode is a true masterpiece and an absolute joy to play. While the core formula could use a bit more innovation, we’re confident the next installment will take that final step forward.

The long-awaited sequel may not bring major innovations to the series, but its refined design and technical polish, now fully realized on the Switch 2, come together to create an outstanding experience. Whether you’re a longtime fan or stepping into Samus Aran’s 3D adventures for the first time, this is one journey you shouldn’t skip.

Anno 117: Pax Romana is beautiful, unexpectedly complex, but also deliberately incomplete. It has been released as a base version of something that is supposed to represent the golden age of Ancient Rome — but only after about three to six DLCs. The more tired fans of the genre, who have poured thousands of hours into Anno 1800, may end up drinking sugar water already in the early stages of the game, but our complaining does not negate the fact that this is an overall excellent sequel to a beloved series, set in an even more beloved historical period that we have missed so much.

The new Mario vs. Donkey Kong, with considerably improved visuals and the usual Nintendo excellence, is a fantastic tribute to both the original game and the arcade classic it is based on. Because the puzzle-platforming genre is nearly nonexistent today, the gameplay may appear very basic in comparison to modern platformers, raising the question of how interesting this title will be to today's gamers.