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.

Karma: The Dark World is a magnificent 6-7 hour experience that you should definitely not miss if you love cinema and are a little bit interested in dystopian worlds. A story full of surprises about the paranoia of people living under an oppressive regime whose identity is not even fully known, creepy propaganda methods, regrets, hopes and fragility... and more.

La Quimera seems like a stillborn project that the development team should have spent a lot of time on, which was done right by being postponed with a sudden decision on the launch day, but with its short duration, limited content and very old mechanics, it doesn't mean much to gamers who love the genre.

The Precinct stands out as a promising production, especially in its initial hours, with the nostalgic atmosphere it offers, its arcade-style police action, and the interesting design of Averno City. The different approach it brings to police mechanics is also commendable. However, this positive start is overshadowed in the game's later stages by repetitive gameplay mechanics, a mission structure lacking depth, an unexciting story, and some technical problems.

Days Gone Remastered is a game that leaves you in limbo. If the struggle for survival in an open world filled with massive zombie hordes appeals to you, then yes, this version is absolutely the best, brightest, and smoothest way to experience the game. However, if you played the original game and were disappointed, particularly due to the issues I've mentioned, this Remastered version won't make you fall in love with the game again.

Elden Ring Nightreign is an interesting experience that combines the usual FromSoftWare games with roguelikes and battle royales. It's not bad, but it's not for everyone.

Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny is a successful remaster project carefully prepared by Capcom, targeting not only those who want to reminisce about the past, but also those who want to take the first step towards experiencing this important game series.

Deliver At All Costs is a game that offers missions full of fun and a mysterious story in the half-nuclear, half-rock ‘n’ roll and polka dot world of 1959. The game enriches its offerings with its music and graphics. From the very first minutes, you question what Winston is doing here, also speculate about his mental health. After a certain point, you adopt our hero and enjoy standing up to those who against him. With all these positive aspects and isometric gameplay, Deliver At All Costs is a worthy addition to your game library. After all, all these costs only $13.49!

RoadCraft builds on Saber Interactive’s off-road legacy with a detailed, physics-driven experience. It’s a niche title best enjoyed by fans of heavy machinery and slow-paced simulation. Co-op play adds significant value, but solo players may find the long playtime a bit demanding.

It's not perfect, but the world it offers, its art design, music, characters and stories will take you to a completely different land for about 7 hours. A dark, scary and real land that will stab you in the heart.

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.

Bethesda has certainly made a serious effort to meet expectations — that much is clear. However, this effort has mostly been limited to visual and surface-level changes. Core elements such as in-depth gameplay mechanics, AI behavior, and the animation system have not seen any fundamental overhauls.

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.

MotoGP 25 is the first game of the series that I have played after a long time, and the game reminded me of this by crashing many times. However, my failures did not turn me off from the game, on the contrary, they increased my ambition to go around the track a second, half a second, 0.1 seconds faster. This is the purest proof of how good the game is.

Overdose, where psychological horror and occult elements, supernatural and science come together, can keep you on edge with its atmosphere and especially successful sound effects on a dark night . However, if you ask whether this turns into a real horror experience, that is inconsistent enough to vary from player to player.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 deserves praise for its dynamic combat system, world map and solid atmosphere, even if it does get repetitive at times. It is weak in terms of side story, but its story that blends concepts such as life, death and fate has managed to keep the game alive. Obviously, if you don't like the turn-based system, this game is not for you. But if you grew up with Final Fantasy series, Chrono Cross, Trigger or Persona games like me, I can tell you that you are waiting for a modern JRPG-like game that will also give you a nice nostalgia.

Suikoden I&II HD Remaster, which contains remastered versions of two great games that are hard to find today, is a great packet, but it seems a bit rushed and missed the opportunity to reach more players with a more modern version.

South of Midnight stands out with its very strong and gripping story. The work starts with saving Hazel's mother and reaches a dark place that branches out much more and is based on real experiences. With its repetitive but enjoyable gameplay dynamics, wonderful music and visual design, it is for everyone who wants to listen to different tales.

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 charming setting, witty NPCs, and solid voice acting, the game suffers from weak combat, questionable AI, and immersion-breaking load times. It’s a decent Game Pass title for genre fans, but its short length and shallow depth make it hard to recommend at full price.

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.

Despite its price tag, Monster Energy Supercross 25 is a game that fails to meet expectations and fails to fill its beautiful graphics at the same level.

AI Limit is a Soulslike game that's generally well-crafted, really enjoyable to play, and manages to capture its own unique flavor. It's anchored by its original gameplay dynamics, but it's still a little too dependent on its predecessors.

Rebirth of Souls, a game that has been waiting for a new Bleach game for a long time, unfortunately delivers a weaker performance than I expected. It's not a good enough fighting game to satisfy fighting game fans, but it's a full enough game to please manga/anime fans.

Wanderstop is an entertaining and heartfelt life story disguised as a simple and cute business simulation. This is Alta's story, my story, and quite possibly your story too.

WWE 2K25 has innovative features and offers a visually impressive experience. However, in-game purchases and the lack of depth in some modes can sometimes detract from the overall gameplay experience. If you're a gamer interested in the world of WWE, WWE 2K25 is definitely worth your time and investment. However, for more casual gamers or those who are concerned about in-game purchases, this game may not live up to expectations.

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.

Assassin’s Creed Shadows is an ambitious entry that both succeeds and stumbles in equal measure. Its breathtaking world, refined stealth mechanics, and dual protagonists create a fresh experience, but pacing issues, inconsistent AI, and combat imbalances hold it back from true greatness.