The remastered Horizon Zero Dawn offers an enhanced visual presentation, but its flaws remain apparent, especially in comparison to Forbidden West. Nevertheless, this is still the best way for new players to get acquainted with the franchise.

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.

Sparking Zero delivers an exceptional single-player experience with hours of fun, while the online mode adds an extra layer of excitement that will keep you hooked to your console. And if not, you can always relive the old days by playing split-screen versus with friends in one of the best Dragon Ball fighting games ever.

Beneath the new engine and slightly enhanced graphics lies the same game from 2015, with all its strengths and weaknesses remaining largely unchanged. As a horror slasher, Until Dawn is solidly average, and as an interactive cinematic adventure, it still offers a decent experience—but nothing more than that.

The Ace Attorney Investigations Collection is yet another fantastic compilation of quirky visual novels that we still can't get enough of. While Miles Edgeworth is a much more serious protagonist, his adventures are filled with humor, occasional suspense, and unforgettable moments. Despite the recurring issues shared by the entire series, this spin-off sometimes even outshines the original.

NHL 25 is yet another addition to the series that feels familiar. While it serves as a relatively complete simulation of the popular sport of ice hockey, this title fails to introduce anything new or address the longstanding issues that have plagued the franchise for quite some time.

The Silent Hill 2 Remake cautiously revives the 2001 classic, faithfully recreating the game without the significant deviations often seen in modern remakes. However, its commitment to authenticity and the extension of less engaging sections affect the overall pacing of the game and its narrative. For fans of the original, this semi-modern refresh is certainly worth revisiting, but for new players with less patience, it may prove a bit more challenging to enjoy.

Mario Party Jamboree delivers an expansive bundle of entertainment, perfect for both group gatherings and solo play. Whether you're a longtime fan of the series or embarking on your first Mario Party adventure, this is the biggest and most feature-packed version of Nintendo’s most beloved party game yet.

As the debut title from a new studio and the long-awaited revival of boxing in the sports gaming genre, Undisputed exceeds expectations. With solid gameplay and a strong selection of modes, it’s sure to please boxing fans, especially given the limited options available in this generation.

All the legendary games from the Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection remain endlessly fun and show no signs of aging, even decades later. The compilation itself is of the high quality we've come to expect from Capcom in recent years.

God of War Ragnarok on PC brings everything that made the PlayStation version fantastic, and visually, it even surpasses it. Even if you've already played the game, it's worth experiencing it again in its full glory.

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.

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.

Funko Fusion is a cute game that combines popular franchises with Funko POP! figurines, but suffers from repetitive gameplay, technical problems and weak combat mechanics. Although visually appealing, the game doesn't offer enough depth to hold the long-term interest of most players.

The new Zelda game, where you finally play as Zelda, offers an unexpectedly grand adventure, blending the best of the series' 2D titles with crafting-like mechanics inspired by Tears of the Kingdom. Echoes of Wisdom is more than a spin-off or mish-mash of previous concepts – it’s a well-crafted, refreshing addition to the legendary series.

Despite the new engine and slightly improved gameplay, Dead Rising is, still, the same awkward game we played back in 2006. While it’s still interesting to see so many zombies and use everything around you as a weapon, the time limit and babysitting NPCs really isn’t fun. Maybe one remaster per game is enough.

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.

If it works, don't change it. However, given the price, fans have the right to expect bigger changes. NBA 2K25 brings refined gameplay, improved MyNBA and MyGM modes, and minor updates in The City mode. The quality has improved compared to last year, and it remains a top-tier basketball simulation.

Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown is a failed attempt to revive a once-innovative franchise. A mix of old and new ideas with limited potential is hopelessly buried beneath layers of poor design, technical issues, and other fatal flaws. No mechanic can fix this mess - only the junkyard.

Visions of Mana takes you on a fun journey through a magical world, full of both joy and sorrow. A game that draws you in with its beauty but keeps you hooked with its RPG elements and the feeling of playing a '90s game wrapped in modern charm.

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions changes the traditional Quidditch rules so they make more sense, but doesn’t have enough content to survive as a live service game. Just like how the Harry Potter books and movies have forgotten about this senseless wizard sport, we think you will too.

Tiebreak, despite all its flaws, is the best video game representation of tennis that we have received so far. The biggest sports fans will still be able to enjoy this game for hours, provided they turn a blind eye to the somewhat poor AI and inadequate online mode.

Akimbot may not be the alternative Ratchet & Clank game we were hoping for, but it’s still pretty solid. Despite the underwhelming story and characters, this humble indie game does a lot of things right.

AstoBot is a true next-generation platformer that combines top-notch design, graphics, and mechanics with loads of fresh ideas and the traditional values of this somewhat neglected genre. It's the perfect title for both old and new fans of the PlayStation brand and for enthusiasts of high-quality platformer action that, until now, was only possible on systems from another Japanese company.

Let the blood flow, let the chainsword grind, and let the echo of the thunderhammer be heard - Space Marines will not relent. Xenos will fall at the feet of Guilliman's sons, for every dishonorable enemy is defeated from the start. Finally, a Space Marine game worthy of the watchful eyes of the gaming community.

Concord is a game that came out eight years too late and as a result is visibly lagging behind its competition in every way. This game makes sense to buy only if you are bored of every other hero shooter game and you have excess money in your pocket that you urgently need to get rid of.

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.

Star Wars Outlaws is a great game that allows everyone to explore a part of this universe they couldn't see before – exciting criminal plots and grand adventures not based on the all-powerful Force and flashy lightsaber duels.