Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny is a nostalgic gem that mulches demons by a bunch, but fixed cameras and retro limitations make it more a love letter to the PS2 era than a modern hit. Worth a try if you love Capcom’s eccentricity, but don’t expect a masterpiece by today’s standards.

Despite the phenomenal graphics and details, sim-specialized authors from Milestone stumbled a little bit while trying to make their trip to the arcade genre fun enough.

This is a game that stays true to the source material. It adds something fresh to the table that has long been desired. Danger lurks at every turn as you balance alien danger and marine mental condition. A sequel to Aliens Dark Descent is in order! I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.

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.

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.

All things considered, MotoGP 2026 is a solid, by-the-book annual continuation straight out of the Milestone playbook - one that loyal fans of the series will definitely appreciate, but it’s hard to see it offering anything particularly new or compelling for everyone else.

WarioWare: Move It! brings the very familiar chaotic fun that we are used to from the games in this series, returning the focus to the somewhat forgotten motion-controls. This approach brings a lot of new creative solutions for controlling the ever-fresh micro-games, but it also overcomplicates things for a lot of new players.

Sniper Elite: Resistance is another addition to the series that uses the old tried and tested recipe with satisfying sniper mechanics and open mission design, but it lacks significant innovation and suffers from technical problems. Inconsistent opponent AI and outdated graphics limit it, making it a game mostly for dedicated fans.

The Ezio Collection for the Switch reminds us of how far the Assassin's Creed series has come. Unfortunately, apart from the fact that these games are now available on Nintendo, this compilation does not bring anything essentially new or correct the six-year-old problems brought about by the original remasters.

Lost Records: Bloom and Rage relatively successfully captures the essence of nostalgia and mystery in a completely original new adventure in the spirit of Life is Strange, but the gameplay is too simple and passive, even compared to previous Don't Nod releases.

Mega Man Star Force: Legacy Collection is a great way to discover some of the most obscure Mega Man games ever made. As a successor to the Battle Network series, it focuses on card-based tactical combat rather than classic Mega Man action, meaning it will primarily appeal to fans of this style, as well as a niche group of players with strong nostalgia for these DS titles.

Boltgun is a great blend of old and new and of a Dark SciFi franchise thats widely beloved. It has its flaws and minor issues concerning gun balancing and map design but it is a great game for boomer shooter lovers and Warhammer fans alike. It bathes in Emperor's light!

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is a truly incredible homage to old-school JRPGs that will hit the "sweet spot" for nostalgic players with its mechanics, story, and graphics. Additionally, it is an excellent game for new players who want to experience the magic of the predecessors of today's JRPGs.

The long-forgotten point & click classic Beneath a Steel Sky finally gets a sequel that takes us back to a completely different time in many ways. After many years, Revolution Software is demonstrating that they are still able to create an exciting story based on old fears about the future that are even more relevant today than before. Even new players who are not familiar with the previous instalment will get a very well-rounded story and experience, but they will still have to invest a little more than in other today's derivatives of the once-popular genre.

The first volume of the new Metal Gear collection brings several legendary titles from the beginning of this once extremely popular series, along with a couple of never-before-released bonus content that definitely has something for old fans. However, KONAMI's laziness to devote more time to polishing these titles makes the compilation seem like only a half-sincere attempt to bring players' attention back to Snake and crew.

A legendary Japanese RPG like Chrono Cross deserves much better treatment than this devastatingly bad remaster.

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.

Emio - The Smiling Man is ok. The game is faithful to its 80s Famicom roots and it does have an intriguing story to tell. However, it’s full of dull sections, outdated mechanics and unremarkable characters that almost ruined our experience.

We can recommend Discounty to all fans of management sims who don’t mind essentially working a supermarket shift in their free time - but don’t expect anything revolutionary.

Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake still retains the outstanding atmosphere and story of the original, but severe technical issues and an outdated design that hasn’t been sufficiently modernized seriously undermine the overall experience. In the end, this remake feels more like a reminder that some things from the past might be better left there.

Persona 5 Tactica is another P5 game with different art style and tactical battle mechanics, which will be a treat for Persona fans, while others won't be so fascinated since the game does not bring anything totally new and refreshing to this genre.

The latest installment brings the entire season 2023 update and, as expected, some improvements in all aspects of the game, while new players get a couple of innovative help systems that may finally allow them to get a little more serious in this very demanding motorcycle simulator.

Soul Hackers 2 is a true full-blooded Atlus experience, there is no doubt about that, but it does not stand out in any way compared to other JRPG titles of this publisher, so it may be the most interesting to the new fans.

If you like soulslike games and are not allergic to feathers - Wuchang is a must-play.

Princess Peach: Showtime delivers a fresh and inventive platforming experience, showcasing Nintendo's iconic character in a variety of captivating roles. Despite its engaging transformations and level design, disappointing performance issues and a lack of content compared to other Nintendo titles undermine its overall appeal.

The Quarry is like any other summer horror slasher movie that we watched as kids during the 80’s. Its good in the first few hours but then it loses its momentum. Unfortunately a much weaker game than Until Dawn.

It’s nice to see Pac-Man back in the spotlight, but beneath the fresh coat of paint and new levels lies an old PlayStation 2–era game that even the best remaster couldn’t fully modernize.

Atomfall feels like a constant struggle for survival, where any mistake can cost you dearly. If you are a fan of STALKER and Metro 2033, this game will be a real treat for you.