Pokemon Scarlet and Violet bring a lot of innovation to the mega-popular series of collecting and battling lovable pocket monsters, but all those great new ideas are undone by the game's criminally poor performance and bugs.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet bring a lot of innovation to the mega-popular series of collecting and battling lovable pocket monsters, but all those great new ideas are undone by the game's criminally poor performance and bugs.

As a standalone title, or if it's your first NFS, it's not bad, but it's not the kick-start the series needed. If you're looking for a game to kick back and play race after race, Unbound has enough content to keep you glued to the screen.

Gungrave GORE offers immense fun until 2/3 of it when it becomes incredibly tedious and boring cause of huge spike in difficulty curve, which is a huge disappointment, since the game had a potential to be great easy going PS2-era shooter.

Sports Interactive never ceases to amaze us with the amount of detail in the Football Manager series, but regardless of the continued quality of the game, some significant improvements are needed to justify the price because this way everything feels like some kind of DLC or Patch.

The mixture of two popular Japanese genres brings a relaxing experience that, although it seems innovative on paper, in practice brings only mediocrity and a rather superficial approach to the idea of a JRPG with farming elements.

Even if this game is at first glance a Dead Space clone, Callisto Protocol manages to differentiate from its predecessor gracefully. Unfortunately some annoying design choices, repetitiveness and technical difficulties are preventing it from taking the throne of the genre.

The final title in the first season of this anthology is a mediocre experience worth trying, but one you'll probably only feel the need to go through once.

Tactics Ogre is the backbone of all tactical RPG games, and although it's not necessarily the best in history, it secured its place over twenty-five years ago, and now it's possible to play it even without a Nintendo console.

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.

PC has finally become a home of all Spider-Man adventures that we experienced few years ago on PlayStation consoles. Miles Morales game now shines even more on PC, making it the best place to experience this excellent superhero title.

Sonic Frontiers is a strange experiment that somehow worked, the mix of open world game mechanics with 3D Sonic gameplay worked out unexpectedly well, with just a little more polish on this idea SEGA could possibly have something really special here.

Although it represents a set of mechanics seen in many other games, A Plague Tale: Requiem as an extra predictable sequel perfects everything that was good in the previous game - with a few small innovations, and a drastically higher dose of rats and depression.

If you're a fan of the Call of Duty franchise, you've already bought the game. But for those who are still undecided, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is a non-stop action-packed, first-person shooter that grabs you by the hand and drags you on a crazy adventure until the very end.

God of War Ragnarok represents a culmination of the two decades Santa Monica Studios spent working and learning about this franchise. This game will be remembered for a long time for not only its impressive visuals and script, but also gameplay improvements over its predecessor.

The same endearing adventure from 2020 worthy of mention, and even more so of playing, is now on PC.

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.

Although it seems like "My Fist XCOM" with Nintendo and Ubisoft mascots, Sparks of Hope is far from it, bringing many pleasant innovations to the genre of turn-based tactical games with systems and depth that will surprise you.

What Gearbox did well, it now does even better, but it's more than obvious that they still don't feel at home within the "Telltale" framework.

Bayonetta 3 is easily one of the best games Platinum Games has ever made! With great fluid combat systems and tons of variety, Bayonetta 3 brings back everything that worked in the previous installments, duplicates it all, and adds some great new fun innovations. The only thing that really holds this title back is the limitations of the Switch hardware.

A superb game with great variety of gameplay, unforgettable atmosphere and twisted story in a hard-to-get-better-than-this-on-Switch edition is still a must-play for every human being.

We can only recommend the game to extreme fans of the Batman/Gotham universe as well as people who have this as their first PlayStation 5 game because once you start any other game and see 60fps with good controls, Gotham Knights will be instantly forgotten.

After a long period of dominance on consoles, the legendary Uncharted franchise has finally arrived on PC in the form of an excellent collection that includes two of the most impressive titles from the PlayStation 4 era.

Scorn is an esoteric journey / roller coaster. While its raising the atmosphere with great artistic direction and amazing sound, it slows down to a halt with clunky shooting mechanics and repetitive puzzles. Still – great job Ebb Software.

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.

The Diofield Chronicle is a game that tries to be a lot of things but it ends up being just average. There is undeniably quality in the design and even in the strange battle system and controls, but when we sum everything up it is just another strategy JRPG with a tiresome political story without any special identity.

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.

With a solid but simple combat system but all other aspects of the game in trouble, the new Valkyrie only barely manages to rise above the mediocre.