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.

When taken as a whole, Space Adventure Cobra - The Awakening is a true revival of the legendary space pirate—sure to captivate fans of this old-school anime - yet it also serves as a reminder that we need a few more games to fully experience the world of Cobra.

An excellently crafted action roguelike that directly aims to entertain fans of Dead Cells and Hades with a wide spectrum of new challenges. A vast selection of combat options, platforming sections that require a lot of attention, and an excellent movement system elevate this title above most of its competitors.

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.

Robocop Rogue City: Unfinished Business is an almost ideal shooter, where our beloved powerhouse Robocop dishes out justice across a crime-ridden tower it won’t take the smile off your face for a single moment.

Mafia escapades in Sicily feel fresh and entertaining, yet they serve as a reminder that a linear film and an interactive game are two very different experiences. The strong narrative focus and the deliberate choice to avoid open-world trends are commendable, but sadly, the limited freedom and lack of side content hold it back from reaching true greatness.

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.

We recommend Killing Floor 3 to those who want a quick dose of bloody chaos with friends, but not to those who expect deep and lasting content.

Ninja Gaiden Ragebound might not be the hardcore challenge of the past, but it's one of the most fun and best-looking retro action titles we've had in the last decade.

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

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

THPS 3 + 4 Remake is a nostalgic and technically impressive return to the legendary skateboarding games, managing to retain the spirit of the originals despite a few compromises. While THPS 4 feels slightly stripped down due to its reworked format, the overall package remains rich, fun, and true to the series. For longtime fans - it was worth the wait.

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.

Kojima once again proves that no one uses the video game medium as authentically and boldly as he does. Few games evoke such strong emotions and deep reflection, and Death Stranding 2 does so without compromise or fear of dividing its audience.

Mario Kart World brings a fresh update to the series with an open world, new modes, and improved driving mechanics, while still managing to retain the classic, recognizable fun and ease of play. Although some online features feel outdated, the game delivers a strong start for the Switch 2 and shows great potential for future growth.

Blades of Fire brings a fresh combat system and addictive weapon crafting, but its unconvincing story and poorly designed levels with excessive backtracking wear players down. At 60 hours, it's far too long for what it offers, with technical issues adding to the frustration—but its colorful visual style and engaging combat might still appeal to Action RPG fans.

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.

Elden Ring Nightreign is best described as beautiful chaos. While it brings a sense of challenge and wild fun with its energetic pace, its inherent balance issue will surely bother Souls players who are used to skill being the decisive factor in victory, not chance.

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.

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'.

DOOM: The Dark Ages is proof that id Software still knows how to refine the gems already present in its library. Make no mistake – this is DOOM. The rhythm may be different, and the world may feel familiar from afar, but the soul remains the same. The core formula is untouched. Demons still deserve nothing but hot lead!

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.

All things considered, Yasha is an anime roguelite that doesn’t bring anything revolutionary to the table with each new playthrough. What you're left with is a one-time burst of fun that might at least give your fingers a workout as you try to make every battle look as flashy and cool as possible.

The emotional premise and nostalgic aesthetic aren’t enough to make up for the weak narrative resolution, poor optimization, and virtually nonexistent gameplay progression.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 delivers a heavy dose of nostalgia for anyone who played on the Dreamcast in the early 2000s, featuring excellent ports of both Capcom vs. SNK games that fans have been asking to see re-released for years. Everything else in the collection is a great bonus that will surely delight both old-school veterans and new fighting game fans alike.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a masterpiece of the turn-based RPG genre, clear indicator of the knowledge and capacity of modern French game-dev scene, and a title that will surely be placed among the best games of 2025. Play it as soon as possible.

If you like open-world games with a touch of zombie action, Days Gone Remastered is worth the drive, especially for the creepy hordes and beautiful Oregon. New modes and improved visuals make it the best version of the game, but don't expect a revolution. Grab your motorbike and join Deacon - just be careful not to run out of gas!

The legendary Naughty Dog game has arrived on PC in an almost perfect edition. This excellent action-adventure promotes stealth, freedom of movement, and high tension during encounters, while also featuring a top-tier narrative that portrays a complex tale of revenge from many surprising angles.