Resident Evil Requiem succeeds in breathing new life into the series rather than relying on nostalgia. The nostalgic elements, updated gameplay mechanics, the ease of playing from different perspectives, and the surprises combine to create a Resident Evil storm that will keep you glued to your seat for hours. But I must add this: Those expecting the revolutionary change Resident Evil 7 brought may not find what they're looking for.

Split Fiction is a great co-op game that renewed our trust in Jasef Fares. Game has amazing and marvellous dynamics which progresses at a high tempo and renews itself every episode, promising you unforgettable hours once again, whether you play with your spouse, your child or a close friend.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is one of the best games of recent years, with an amazing world, atmosphere, soundtrack, gameplay dynamics and visual style. The PC version makes this experience one of the best in terms of visuals and almost seamless performance. Thanks to its great optimization and a wide range of graphics settings, we have a PC port that even players with average PC systems can easily play. If you love the original Final Fantasy VII and want to play it at its best, you should not miss Final Fantasy VII Rebirth PC version.

The PC version of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered is, unlike some of the recent Sony ports, the best version we've got so far to play this already proven franchise. Yes, the story choices may have broken some of our hearts and Neil Druckmann has been known to emotionally beat us to the ground throughout the game, but The Last of Us Part 2 is still a very, very good game. And the Remastered PC version is almost as strong.

As I mentioned earlier, the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade really surprised me. It has significantly altered my expectations for the series' presence on this platform. The game looks great in docked mode and also performs well in portable mode. If you haven't had a chance to check out this remastered version yet and have any doubts, the Switch 2 version is definitely worth considering due to its portability.

Death Stranding 2 is just as enjoyable as the first game for those who like to take things slowly, enjoy the journey rather than the destination, and think they are carrying an idea rather than a package. However, it may disappoint those expecting a different tone.

It's hard to describe the level of detail in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. The team has managed to take the best aspects of the first game and offer players a larger, more detailed and more immersive world. Despite minor glitches, they have managed to offer players a realistic medieval simulation with its atmosphere, immersive fiction, improved combat mechanics, much larger and fuller open world. If you are interested in the historical RPG genre, you should definitely add Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 to your list. It will be one of the most ambitious games of 2025.

Mewgenics is one of the most ambitious indie games of recent years, with its boundary-pushing tactical depth, massive content volume, and absurd cat-breeding simulation. While the learning curve is steep and the luck factor is unforgiving, once you grasp the mechanics, you won't be able to put it down—it's a full-fledged 200-hour “meowsterpiece.”

Monster Hunter Wilds appears to be a similar game to World, but when you look deeper, you see that almost everything is newer and more accessible, appealing to a wider range of players while also offering innovations that won’t bother fans of the series.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is an enjoyable game. While the simplistic gameplay is a bit disappointing, I had a good time from start to finish, with vivid environments brought to life with stunning detail, a script, performances and a fun adventure that captures the tone and feel of the movie series.

Despite its major problems, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle manages to do the most important thing, which is to be entertaining. It is a production worthy of the name of the legendary series on which it is based, and it has a fiction that can support them and fill the gaps.

Even if you're not familiar with tactical RPGs, The Ivalice Chronicles will draw you in. The battle system remains at the top of its class; the new interface and voice acting bring this classic experience into 2025.

With its modernized gameplay systems and great-looking graphics while preserving the spirit of the original, Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is one of the best open-world JRPG games you can play on Nintendo Switch.

Mario Kart World is a game powerful enough to launch Switch 2 and just as much fun. It brings serious innovations to the series, but its real strength comes from its already solid foundations. The open-world move that connects the tracks is enjoyable, and modes such as Knockout Tour add meaning to this structure.

While Ghost of Yotei shares similarities with the first game, it's a production that builds significantly upon it. The game has a Western vibe, which is particularly noticeable in the bounty hunting missions. While it may lack depth in character development and presentation, it's a very good action game overall, with its fun gameplay, sword fighting, and graphics. If you liked the first game, I can say you'll love this one.

ARC Raiders may not be reinventing the extraction shooter genre mechanically, but it redefines it in terms of gameplay and engagement. It builds on a system that is highly enjoyable and never tiresome, with impressive graphics and atmosphere. It stands out from its competitors with tense combat, a rewarding progression loop, and a balanced risk-reward structure.

Monster Hunter Stories 3, a game for those tired of hunting monsters and wanting to tame them, is definitely the best game in the trilogy. All Monster Hunter and JRPG fans should give it a try.

With Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, Square Enix is ​​showing us all how to improve old JRPG classics without disappointing old players and make new players love the game.

Doom: The Dark Ages is the third game in the new generation Doom series and I can easily say that it does not disappoint after its predecessors. In fact, it is a pure-blooded Doom game, although not perfect, with its melee combat dynamics, new and strengthenable weapon options, a brand new upgrade system and perhaps most importantly, its magnificent atmosphere.

Silent Hill f is a solid game that manages to be a Silent Hill game even though it's very different from its predecessors, with dynamics that work perfectly within themselves. Sorry, a solid Silent Hill game! Frankly, the first 4-5 hours didn't quite win me over, but what followed —the shocking scenes I can't even describe, the dark story that feels like a challenging puzzle, and the much more it offers in New Game+— has already secured a special place in my heart.

Nioh 3 stands out even in an era when the soulslike genre has become overly crowded. While its open-world structure isn't flawless, it largely achieves its goals thanks to the exploration motivation it offers, its visual quality, and its side content. Add to this a top-tier combat system, two distinct gameplay modes, deep build options, a lengthy narrative structure, and the wealth of content in New Game+, and you have a game that competes at the very top of its genre.

By bringing the city-building–trade–warfare balance to Rome with finesse, Anno 117 shines with a sleek interface and a breathtaking atmosphere; but a short, shallow story and limited variety of military missions blunt its potential.

Keep Driving is a game that envelops you with its music, graphics and plot. The stories of the hitchhikers you pick up, the missions they give you, the difficulties you encounter on the road, the paths waiting to be explored, and the suddenly flat tire or running out of gas make the game a perfect road story.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater has modernized one of the most memorable games in gaming history for a new generation of players. Set in the gloomy atmosphere of the Cold War, this journey is one of the strongest examples of how deep and impressive a video game can be. It's hard to call it a complete remake, because apart from the modern camera angle, it remains very faithful to the original.

Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse starts slowly but once it finds its rhythm, it delivers an unforgettable adventure. Recommended as one of the best visual novels on the Switch for fans of the genre.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 seems to be aimed at a smaller audience than the first collection, but most of the titles are good enough to warrant a purchase on their own.

MIO: Memories in Orbit, another ‘refined’ game project from French developers. Despite being somewhat uneven in terms of difficulty, it manages to keep the player immersed in its world, and its music and mysterious universe construction make you lose track of time. Whether you love the genre or not, I think you should definitely join MIO on its special journey.

Despite all these minor flaws, The Rogue Prince of Persia offers a high-quality and enjoyable experience. Staying true to its series' legacy, it breathes new life into the roguelite genre with its fluid parkour and dynamic combat mechanics.