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.

Star-Crossed World adds a touch of the familiar and just enough fresh ideas to enrich an already generous package—now even more complete thanks to the improved performance on Switch 2. The challenge can be surprisingly steep for those who want it, but even so, Kirby and the Forgotten Land remains, three years later, one of the most delightful and accessible 3D platformers for players of all ages and skill levels.

Even if you're not a fan of the retro film series, RoboCop: Rogue City is still worth your time due to its excellent gameplay and compelling plot, despite its lesser production qualities.

An action hero for the ages, Karl Fairburn takes you trough a bullet-ridden, high-stakes, action-packed blockbuster thrill ride. Sniper Elite 5 is the epitome of what it means to marry tactical shooters and stealth action games.

Despite a few technical shortcomings and rough edges, Ninja Gaiden 4 succeeds in something that once seemed nearly impossible – reviving one of the toughest and most demanding series in gaming history and making it relevant again.

The beloved looping roguelite makes its way to the Nintendo Switch. This decent port is great for quick pick-up-and-play fun and should scratch that rogue-lite itch that many of us have.

Armored Core 6 is a phenomenal game that breathes life into the long-forgotten genre of mecha action. Although it appears superficial, with brief missions and boss encounters that turn off many gamers, this game will pay off every dime you put in it if you give it a chance.

Star Ocean: The Divine Force is a wonderful treat for fans of the Star Ocean series and JRPGs in general. Players will enjoyably spend tens to hundreds of hours exploring everything this game has to offer.

Despite taking three years to develop, RIDE 5 didn't significantly improve upon its predecessor in terms of new features. Even if we had higher expectations, this is still the greatest moto game that isn't directly based on a real championship and a very good place for new moto sim fans to get started.

Ripout is a beautifully designed and very finely seasoned blend of first-person-shooter and rogue-lite game. Although there are balance issues (especially with solo mode), we can't remember the last time we played an FPS this unique and addictive. If you're sick of run-and-gun games, try Ripout and see how patience trumps aggression and rushing.

The Last of Us Part I is not the most optimized and stable PC port of all time, but it still managed to impress us with its impeccable visuals, a vast array of accessibility features, and a legendary story that nobody has managed to surpass in 10 years after its original release.

For yet another year in a row, MotoGP proves to be the best series for two-wheel racing fans, with noticeable improvements over previous entries. The changes on the track significantly help newcomers enjoy the game during the learning phase and have fun even without being experienced riders, while the new Race-off mode brings plenty of excitement away from the glamour of the 'Grand Prix'.

Suppose we didn’t know this was a remaster of a 15-year-old Wii game. In that case, we’d think it was a completely new, modern, and above all, exceptionally polished platformer that pays brilliant homage to the Super Nintendo classics. The newly balanced difficulty and more accessible controls make this modern classic even better.

Fantasian: Neo Dimension is a nostalgic journey in which the legends behind the classic Final Fantasy titles take us back directly to the golden age of the JRPG genre. This port offers a more complete experience with new voice acting, Final Fantasy music, and a few minor improvements, but essentially remains the same Apple Arcade game without significant changes.

Mortal Kombat 1 brings a lot of freshness with the yet another reset accompanied by a new layer of vivid colors and a good dose of nostalgia, along the way tweaking the combat system to be faster and adding a couple of interesting new modes.

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!

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.

Shadow Labyrinth is a dark metroidvania where Pac-Man eats your enemies and your nerves, but for some reason, you cannot stop playing.

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.

Pikmin 4 is still as unique, fun, and weird as it ever was, but you'll have the best experience if you haven't even played the previous installments. In addition to all the new gimmicks and features, this is still the same great game that now just has more mechanics and fancy new graphics that are finally more up-to-date with today's times.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a horror masterpiece that contains the original recipe of this genre - tension, creepy atmosphere and excellent stealth mechanics. If you've ever wondered what it's like to live in the world that fell silent from the movie series of the same name, this game will give you an excellent impression of the eerie everyday life of survival.

If you're a fan of detective noir style stories, Nobody Wants to Die is a fresh adventure set in a retro-futuristic world, which will provide you with several very entertaining hours of enjoyment.

Whether you grew up with Lara Croft or are just discovering her original adventures, Tomb Raider I-III Remastered is a collection you won’t want to miss. It beautifully captures the nostalgia of the classic trilogy, delivering the same excitement and thrill that players experienced in the past. This remastered edition does an excellent job of bringing those iconic adventures back to life.

If the idea of a tactic where worms with Scottish accents throw super sheep at each other sounds funny to you - buy it immediately! Worms Armageddon: Anniversary Edition is a phenomenal moment from the past, when games were good and humor was wholesome.

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.

The remake of the beloved Paper Mario sequel brings completely new, stunning graphics and a few minor tweaks to the already tried-and-true, acclaimed Nintendo RPG classic. The biggest downside is that the new version runs at half the frame rate of the two-decade-old original, but despite this, it's hard not to recommend the new and improved Thousand-Year Door to all Switch players.

EA FC is a very interesting beginning of a new period in the world of football simulations, if you have been a fan of EA football until now, then there is no reason not to like this new "FIFA" with a different name.

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.