All in all, about 15 hours of first-class one hit kill action awaits you, which will provide a good pastime for fans of this genre. The freedom given to Jack in this game is definitely a huge improvement for which One More Level studio deserves all the words of praise.

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.

The new-old Kirby feels right at home on the Switch, with beautiful graphics, lots of new content that feels like it's always been there, and of course the traditional lighthearted and fun Kirby experience that we love.

With plenty of additional refinements, Gears of War Reloaded hardly feels like a game that’s nearly 20 years old - the action and co-op remain fantastic, even though the original grit has been replaced with a more colorful layer of modern graphics.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins revitalizes the series by returning to its roots with modernized graphics, enhanced combat mechanics, and a richer narrative, delivering the ultimate power fantasy on the battlefield. While the lack of co-op mode and occasional mission repetitiveness may be drawbacks, the game remains a must-play for hack-and-slash enthusiasts.

Although in some respects it seems firmly stuck in the past, KOFXV is a nicer, tighter version of the previous edition with surprisingly good online mode.

Transitional game - that is the easiest way to describe the state of the latest F1 game where Codemasters either didn't want to take the risk of adding a more ambitious game modes or they just didn't have time to prepare something like that in a year when the whole sport switched to a totally new form. Despite the lack of central campaign, F1 22 is still a game that can satisfy both newcomers and veterans alike with its still superb driving simulation and attractive presentation style.

A top-notch collection full of TMNT titles from various retro systems and arcades - the games may be of varying quality, but many options and mods, quality of life improvements, and tons of bonus content make this compilation one of the best yet.

Madness, chaos, and Majima – the perfect combination for Yakuza fans! This installment may not be ideal for newcomers, but longtime Yakuza veterans are in for an unforgettable high-seas adventure.

With small technical problems, Riders Republic has a story that shouldn't exist. If you ignore the ''overbloating'' of some of its elements as it happens in every Ubisoft title, it is still a great game.

RIDE 6 is a sim-cade love letter to motorcycles that, closer than anything since Tourist Trophy, delivers a level of depth and seriousness reminiscent of Gran Turismo. With over 300 bikes, a varied and demanding career mode, and flexible handling options, it offers a rich riding experience - despite minor flaws such as inconsistent AI, weaker character models, and a festival-style presentation that decorates the menus more than the racing itself.

The Outer Worlds 2 is that rare sequel that manages to improve on nearly everything the first game did right—without losing its signature charm and sarcastic wit. It’s bigger, prettier, and mechanically tighter, though at times a bit too text-heavy for its own good.

If you’re tired of the usual mascot kart racers and want something a bit different, Kirby Air Riders offers a fresh take - a racing game unlike anything else out there, aside from its decades-old predecessor. Its fast, chaotic races are a lot of fun, but the unusual control scheme might take some getting used to and could be a sticking point for some players.

An all-new Horizon experience that, with the help of the powerful PSVR 2, will transport you directly into this unique world full of mechanical animals, with never more opportunities to interact in one solid-length adventure for a VR title.

If it works, don't change it. However, given the price, fans have the right to expect bigger changes. NBA 2K25 brings refined gameplay, improved MyNBA and MyGM modes, and minor updates in The City mode. The quality has improved compared to last year, and it remains a top-tier basketball simulation.

Despite the new engine and slightly improved gameplay, Dead Rising is, still, the same awkward game we played back in 2006. While it’s still interesting to see so many zombies and use everything around you as a weapon, the time limit and babysitting NPCs really isn’t fun. Maybe one remaster per game is enough.

Despite expectations for this year's F1 game to surpass its predecessor, it fell short. Although the upgraded main Career mode may appeal to casual drivers, the overall package and the complete simulation layer remain too dry and unbalanced for serious driving enthusiasts.

The best Civilization game to date, offering a much-welcome refresh for longtime fans while providing the perfect entry point for newcomers. Addictive and immersive, it will quickly become your new favorite game as you lose track of time in its deep strategic gameplay.

Rising Tide offers an interesting addition to the story in Final Fantasy XVI with a slightly different atmosphere and the most challenging content yet, which might deter casual players. Aside from a new Eikon and a few additional surprises, it doesn't add much new or impact the already concluded main story. It's mainly for hardcore fans of the sixteenth installment who want a bit more of the same.

Tormented Souls 2 isn’t a rip-off - it’s a rebellion. It boldly and successfully reminds us that true horror doesn’t come from endless obstacles, but from relentless tension, puzzles that demand real thought, and the unsettling feeling of being alone in the dark with something you’re not supposed to see.

Jurassic World Evolution 2 brings many good novelties to the tried and tested formula of the original, but still represents a title only for the most patient fans of dinosaurs and managerial simulations. If those even exist.

With solid visuals, dark music, and an often hair-raising atmosphere, this game holds its own quite solidly with its contemporaries. It doesn't excel graphically, but the experience is there! The game's pacing stands the test of time and shows why System Shock is the daddy of the Bioshock series.

Although it doesn’t reinvent the formula, The Beast delivers bloodier horror, a more dangerous atmosphere, and enough new elements to justify its existence as a standalone game.

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.

A shorter but wonderfully packed spin-off that finally gives fans of the multi-decade franchise a satisfying end to Kiryu Kazuma's story while also reminding us of all the greatest parts from the previous action-based Yakuza games.

Old gameplay mechanics and some minor innovations are not guaranteeing that this series is going in the right direction. Sports games and real money microtransaction don't mix well. Zero respect for the time of the players that don't have fat wallets.

A great museum-style collection and a nostalgic time capsule for fans, but a few small shortcomings - along with a disastrous online mode - make this release better suited for casual players and collectors than for the hardcore Mortal Kombat crowd.

Sonic Origins brings great versions of legendary games from the Mega Drive era, Sonic 1, Sonic 2 Sonic 3 & Knuckles and even Sonic CDs are finally playable on the big screens again, with a lot of additional content and quality of life changes that old-school fans will appreciate. A couple of minor issues will eventually be patched but the only thing we can’t forgive is what they did with Sonic 3's music.