Starfield is a beautiful and rich space RPG but it is made in an engine that holds it back. No matter how much you love (or dislike) Bethesda's games, it's hard to justify all these limitations in this day and age.

All in all, you have a really bad shooter with even worse acting, non-existent mission variations, bugs that have been around for over half a year, and a ton of other things that will put you off ever starting this game again - you could say that it's “criminally bad” (pun intended).

Armored Core 6 is a phenomenal game that breathes life into the long-forgotten genre of mecha action. Although it appears superficial, with brief missions and boss encounters that turn off many gamers, this game will pay off every dime you put in it if you give it a chance.

The beloved looping roguelite makes its way to the Nintendo Switch. This decent port is great for quick pick-up-and-play fun and should scratch that rogue-lite itch that many of us have.

Although the Sonic Origins Collection is aimed at those who are nostalgic for early days of Blue Blur, we believe that new players will also enjoy these improved versions of the beloved 2D games that graced a beautiful period of the 90s. Game Gear games are just cherry on the top!

Atlas Fallen kinda reminds us of Forspoken, in the most negative way possible. It is a shallow, open-world adventure that doesn’t bring anything revolutionary or innovative to the table.

You'll love Jagged Alliance 3 if you're willing to overlook outdated graphics, some weird in-game mechanics and you like 90s American humor. Otherwise, you better spend your money elsewhere.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a modern RPG masterpiece that has surpassed all of our considerable expectations. A landmark moment for the RPG genre and a game that will forever be remembered for pushing the genre forward.

A masterful mix of souls-like and rogue-like elements with some excellent third person shooting, makes Remnant 2 a game you can sink hundreds of hours into and still not get enough.

After two decades of popularity on PlayStation consoles, the legendary action-platformer franchise Ratchet & Clank has finally arrived on PC in a polished port that will entertain PC gamers of all ages.

Miasma Chronicles is an excellent addition to the turn-based strategy genre. If you're a fan of tactics in the RPG setting, this game will offer you hours of good fun.

Company of Heroes 3: Console Edition brings the glory of the real-time strategy genre to the consoles in a spectacular way. Featuring two different campaigns and a freshened-up design, it will give you hours of good fun sitting in front of your big screen.

Ilusion Island brings some unconvincing and lukewarm modern mix of indie platformer and Metroidvania where things are often so simple that you get the impression that the very existence of this title is forced. Mickey and friends had much better platformer adventures 30 years ago.

Crash Team Rumble is a refreshing team-based platforming adventure that will give you hours of casual fun, especially if you play it with friends.

Exoprimal is a game that had unprecedented potential to be multiplayer entertainment for millions of mecha and dinosaur fans, and yet we got a pale unoriginal copy of typical competitive shooters.

Pikmin 4 is still as unique, fun, and weird as it ever was, but you'll have the best experience if you haven't even played the previous installments. In addition to all the new gimmicks and features, this is still the same great game that now just has more mechanics and fancy new graphics that are finally more up-to-date with today's times.

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.

Spike Chunsoft has proven again that they still have plenty of twisted murders and killers for their games. Master Detective Archives: Rain Code feels both familiar and brand new. Maybe it’s not the Danganronpa sequel that we wanted but it is the spiritual sequel we needed.

Final Fantasy XVI may not be the game that all fans of this legendary JRPG series were expecting, but the final product is a spectacular action game that will not leave anyone feeling indifferent.

While the last year’s game was a transitional release, this year’s sequel brings a spectacle-filed singleplayer campaign and ambitious focus on more live service challenges and professional league racing. While it does not master all aspects of its driving and presentation, it is another in the line of very solid racing titles from Codemasters that can satisfy both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Capcom has somehow managed to create a title that has enough content and activities from the start for both old-school fans and the brand new generation of Street Figures. The new battle system will make competitive matches much more fun to watch, while the Battle Hub and World Tour will keep you in the game longer than you expect.

Unfortunately, War Mongrels is yet another failure to resurrect the original Commandos formula. Bugs, terrible AI, and horrid controls will ruin the experience for those nostalgics who just want to relive the magic of and old-school real-time tactical games.

New fancy graphics are quite good and combined with the fluid gameplay makes it seem like this sequel was almost worth the wait. If some more quality of life options are implemented, we definitely have something here that will keep us glued to the screens for a long time.

With solid visuals, dark music, and an often hair-raising atmosphere, this game holds its own quite solidly with its contemporaries. It doesn't excel graphically, but the experience is there! The game's pacing stands the test of time and shows why System Shock is the daddy of the Bioshock series.

Surprisingly competent 3D stealth platformer that has managed to accurately showcase one of the most famous anti-heroes in the world of fantasy entertainment. Despite its underdeveloped visual presentation, it is still one of the rare Lord of the Rings games that are worth playing.

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!

Tears of the Kingdom appears to be the ultimate open-world title that builds on the strong foundation of its predecessor, introducing significant innovations and even better design, completely redefining the legendary Zelda into a game that anyone can easily understand, fall in love with, and have fun for hundreds of hours.

A game that should have been A New Hope turned into Revenge of the Sith. Technical problems and insane FPS drops are something that hampers the experience so much that some parts of the game were almost unplayable. Please fix this glimmer of hope.