A refreshed but extremely unpolished new WRC experience that comes with a lot of content but in a package that lacks some essentials, we expected more from Codemasters.

Visually striking but overloaded with ideas and mechanics that mostly fail to enhance the fun, and built on a fundamental misunderstanding of what makes arcade racing enjoyable, Screamer comes across as yet another failed attempt by Milestone to create something outside the realm of hardcore motorcycle simulations.

Invincible VS is an exciting entry of a popular superhero franchise into the world of VS fighters, featuring unique tactical 3v3 gameplay, brutal combat, and an episodic story mode whose future chapters and updates should keep the game alive in the coming period.

Mario Tennis Fever is primarily a party game that shines the most in local multiplayer and its creative modes, where chaos, power-ups, and classic Nintendo charm fully come to life. The single-player content, while also fun, leaves a weaker impression, as it feels fairly shallow and serves more as an introduction to the mechanics rather than a proper campaign capable of carrying the game on its own.

Even though it has a few flaws, we had a blast going through Black Myth: Wukong on PS5. The mix of gorgeous graphics, Chinese culture, adrenaline-pumping battles and cut-scenes really spiced up this souls-lite. There were hardships along the way but we don’t regret taking this journey to the west.

Washed and reincarnated, Assassin's Creed returns to the roots that made it famous, ready to show new generations what made this franchise iconic. Smaller in scale and devoid of bugs and glitches it will for sure appeal to all those who did not like the megalomania of the last few sequels.

EA FC 25 plays it safe with solid football, avoiding too much risk or complexity, which makes sense from a business perspective. However, many players are starting to lose patience with the lack of innovation in sports games year after year. The new FC isn’t a complete copy-paste of its predecessor and does bring improvements with certain new features. It’s definitely the best football game on the market right now and one of the top sports games overall, but there’s certainly room for improvement.

GRID Legends is a hell of a fun arcade ride with a serious pedigree that continues the evolution started in the reboot from 2019. However, the FMV story mode is something we could easily do without.

WWE 2K22 seems like a game that was promised to us a long time ago, we finally have a good WWE game that actually looks and works properly, has OK graphics and a system that may open the door to new players.

If you gave someone who absolutely despises 3D platformers to make one, you’d probably get something like Epic Mickey Rebrushed. Even though this Remaster looks nicer than the original, it only managed to remind us how disappointing the original game was. As much as we love Mickey Mouse and 3D platformers, maybe it’s time to use the paint thinner on this one.

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.

In an era of copy-paste open-world festivals, this game delivers a strong linear experience that isn’t afraid to take risks. Despite somewhat clunky combat, it offers a compelling package that no fan of quality cyberpunk storytelling and aesthetics should miss.

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.

This year FIFA brings bigger updates that many expected long before. However, as it is the final game in the series, there is still the feeling that something is missing, although without a doubt FIFA 23 is the best EA Sport's release in the last few years.

MotoGP stands unparalleled in its category and is definitely a must-try for enthusiasts of the fastest motorcycles worldwide. However, the latest 2024 version brings only minor changes compared to its predecessor. These changes will especially thrill Career mode fans, as it has become noticeably more dynamic and will hold your attention for longer periods.

The huge community of farmers/players gathered around this series does not need any special recommendations, suffice it to say that the game now looks better and brings a couple of new possibilities to the old tried and tested formula. Better graphics, new maps, seasons, and new farming "disciplines" will be more than enough reason to re-enter your favorite farming simulation. And if you are new to the series, the 2022. version undoubtedly represents a very good starting position thanks to tutorials that have also matured well from season to season.

The foundation of the game is strong, drawing from the two-generations-old TopSpin 4. However, the lack of content, weak career mode, and mandatory "Virtual Currency" detract from the overall experience. While it's exciting to see TopSpin make a comeback, it falls short of expectations.

Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles 2 improves on its predecessor with a bigger roster, extra modes, and fun combat, but its linear story, bland maps, and repetitive formula keep it from reaching wider appeal. A solid pick for anime fans, but an easy skip for everyone else.

Rise of the Ronin is a curious blend of Nioh and other similar titles, offering a fresh take on samurai action in the signature Team Ninja style. Despite its somewhat dated technical and design aspects, its phenomenal fast-paced action and combat system will surely resonate with fans of this genre.

Cronos: The New Dawn will entertain horror genre fans, but it will also remind them of how effectively the old Dead Space series managed to combine elements of action, horror, and eerie atmosphere into a package that blew everyone away. This is another solid horror game from Bloober Team and, we hope, a springboard to even more impressive games.

Despite a couple of minor flaws and the fact that it won’t be to everyone’s taste, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is a spin-off that has managed to surpass Borderlands 3 in terms of story, characters and humor.

The Beasts of Burden is already the third story in Mr. Yoko Taro's new card JRPG, although it doesn't bring anything drastically new compared to previous editions, the concept is still quite fresh and different, especially if you haven't played other two Voice of Cards games in the past year.

Skyrim Anniversary Edition is yet another opportunity for the fans of the franchise to revisit the adventures of Dovahkiin. For all those who haven’t played Skyrim before, this is the perfect time to do so by taking in all the wonders and beauty of northern Tamriel and experiencing, first hand, one of the biggest giants this medium has to offer.

The Crew Motorfest is the best racing game Ubisoft has ever made, but it's still behind much stronger competition. If you've driven all Forza Horizon games or just want something similar but on PlayStation - then you've come to the right place.

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.

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.

With a fun multiplayer and sometimes tiring single player experience, Banana Mania is a true retrospective of the last 20 years of the Super Monkey Ball series.

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.