Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance is an almost perfect JRPG that has plenty to offer both complete beginners and hardcore players seeking the toughest challenges in the genre. The excellent foundation from 2021 has been meaningfully expanded and enriched in this multiplatform release, with new content and much-needed quality-of-life options.

A great tribute to the legendary Nintendo competitions, showing us that classic NES games are still very playable and fun, even in the format of short speedrun challenges. With a large number of games and various offline and online modes, this edition offers more fun than you might expect.

If there was ever a belief that FromSoftware couldn't get any better, this DLC shatters that notion. With each release, they demonstrate progress and implement new concepts that delight fans. At this pace, only FromSoftware can outdo FromSoftware, which is somewhat expected as they remain the masters of the Souls formula.

Wrath of the Mutants is an old-school arcade port that adds little new to the 'home' version of the game, which can still be completed in about an hour. It's mainly for TMNT collectors and younger fans of the newer turtles.

Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD brings the 3DS sequel back to life with improved graphics, though it retains the original content unchanged. While it misses the chance to update mechanics to align with the latest installment, it still guarantees fun for those new to Luigi's ghost-catching adventures.

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.

The impossible has happened! The Final Shape is not only the best expansion in the ten-year history of the Destiny series, but also one of the best games Bungie has ever made. This top-of-the-line FPS title now has the potential to be the basis for even bigger and more ambitious adventures in the next decade.

An unusually beautiful game that fails to surpass the success of its predecessor. This is a classic example of how all the money and time in the world can't guarantee a final product that satisfies players. It offers an intriguing deep dive into the psychoses and inner visions that the mentally ill endure daily, and the struggles required to overcome (or at least manage) these challenges.

Rising Tide offers an interesting addition to the story in Final Fantasy XVI with a slightly different atmosphere and the most challenging content yet, which might deter casual players. Aside from a new Eikon and a few additional surprises, it doesn't add much new or impact the already concluded main story. It's mainly for hardcore fans of the sixteenth installment who want a bit more of the same.

Despite expectations for this year's F1 game to surpass its predecessor, it fell short. Although the upgraded main Career mode may appeal to casual drivers, the overall package and the complete simulation layer remain too dry and unbalanced for serious driving enthusiasts.

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.

The remake of the beloved Paper Mario sequel brings completely new, stunning graphics and a few minor tweaks to the already tried-and-true, acclaimed Nintendo RPG classic. The biggest downside is that the new version runs at half the frame rate of the two-decade-old original, but despite this, it's hard not to recommend the new and improved Thousand-Year Door to all Switch players.

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.

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.

Sand Land successfully conveys Toriyama's vision in an interactive format, offering players a unique adventure full of action, strategy, and personalization. If you're a fan of oversized vehicles and RPG systems with occasional platforming elements, this game will be a great fun for the upcoming hot summer days.

Endless Ocean: Luminous is a highly unique and beautiful game that can serve as relaxation software for all ocean enthusiasts. Although it lacks almost any gameplay challenge, the loop is very addictive. However, it quickly reaches its limits, especially if you play alone.

When we take a deeper look at Unicorn Overlord, as a new product of Vanillaware, the aspect of kinda generic and predictable mediocre story is drastically saved by incredibly interesting action and tactics which can be considered as one of best in JRPG genre.

Stellar Blade is an action-packed adventure that offers much more than initially meets the eye. If you're a true souls-like fan, arm yourself with patience and dive into an adventure you won't soon forget.

Although it is a descendant of the franchise that created the survival horror genre, Alone in the Dark from 2024 does not bring too much survival, nor horror. Apart from the new puzzles, this game does not bring anything interesting to the table.

On paper, South Park: Snow Day! sounds like a blast—a co-op RPG action set in the 3D world of the legendary series, complete with its trademark unfiltered humor. However, in practice, the completely broken combat system and very poor technical solutions make this title look like nothing more than a huge missed opportunity.

The PC version of the PlayStation megahit Horizon Forbidden West represents the ultimate rendition of this ambitious open-world game. A sequel worthy of every praise, enhancing every aspect of the original and paving the way for the entire franchise towards a bright future.

For WWE 2K24, all the stars have aligned to finally deliver a WWE title that can be recommended to players beyond the wrestling fandom without any reservations. While it may not represent a leap of faith from the Hell in a Cell for series veterans, it brings enough changes to make this edition undoubtedly the best of this generation so far.

If you've ever wondered how to actually play a game of baseball, MLB The Show 24 is your perfect introduction to this unique and complex sport with a long tradition. While it may not have the flashiest graphics, this game offers plenty of content, both solo and online, making it worthwhile whether you're new to the sport or a die-hard fan.

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.

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.

Despite its slightly dated graphics and occasional frame rate issues, Dragon's Dogma II emerges as a standout action RPG, offering a unique style and refreshing gameplay formula that captivates players. While it may struggle on modern consoles, its compelling experience makes it a must-play for fans of the genre.

Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth is an excellent sequel to the first Yakuza JRPG from 2020, bringing significant expansions to the already brilliant formula, with entirely new locations and characters, as well as a very exciting conclusion to many of the great stories from this enduring series.

A delightful retro compilation featuring beloved 2D racers from the 16-bit era, retaining their timeless charm and providing surprisingly enjoyable gameplay even in their largely unaltered forms.