NBA 2K26 is a disappointing step back for the franchise. Core gameplay issues, messy design, and aggressive monetization overshadow the few highlights that remain. While MyNBA still offers depth, it can’t compensate for a product that feels stale and exploitative. A series once celebrated for authenticity now looks more like a cash grab than a love letter to basketball.

Cronos: The New Dawn shows Bloober Team stepping out of the shadow of Silent Hill and proving they can deliver original horror of the highest order. With its oppressive atmosphere, inventive mechanics, and grotesque enemy design, it’s a fresh yet familiar survival-horror experience. Some technical hiccups and a lack of difficulty options hold it back from true greatness, but make no mistake: this is one of the strongest new entries in the genre in years.

With its striking visuals, refined controls, and smart quality-of-life updates, this remake is the definitive way to experience one of gaming’s greatest stealth adventures. Despite some performance hiccups, it’s a faithful yet modern revival that honors the original while making it shine for a new generation.

Hell is Us isn’t without flaws, but it’s one of those rare games that dares to be different. This sci-fi survival adventure thrives on atmosphere, tension, and mystery, pushing players to figure things out on their own instead of spoon-feeding answers. The combat could definitely use more depth and variety, yet the overall experience feels refreshing in a landscape crowded with safe sequels and predictable formulas. As a debut, it’s bold, ambitious, and brimming with vision. This is the kind of game that might not please everyone, but deserves attention and respect.

This Switch 2 release is easily the best-looking version of the platforming classic, with slick visuals, fun new transformations, and clever remixed levels. But for the asking price, it feels like the package should deliver more content.

With a handful of iconic characters and brutally satisfying gameplay, this Reloaded edition is a stellar PS5 upgrade for Gears of War. Sure, its Xbox 360 roots occasionally show, but Gears remains one of the best cover shooters ever made. An absolute must-play.

Original concept, but Drag X Drive’s execution leaves much to be desired. It feels more like a tech demo for the Switch 2’s new mouse controls than a full-fledged gaming experience for Nintendo's newest console.

Mafia: The Old Country is a cinematic and atmospheric journey into the heart of the Sicilian mafia. But behind its beautiful façade lies outdated, uninspired gameplay that leaves much of its potential untapped.

Senua's Saga: Hellblade II delivers a phenomenal audiovisual experience on PS5. Its outstanding sound design and powerful visual portrayal of psychosis create a uniquely unsettling journey that’s well worth playing.

Aside from a few original ideas, Shadow Labyrinth ultimately falls short as a Metroidvania. The combat is overly basic, the platforming gets repetitive fast, and the game is brutally difficult. Our advice? Just rewatch that episode of Secret Level instead.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is a solid in-between title for Soulslike fans. But if you’re looking for the next big step in the genre, or a Soulslike with a truly memorable identity, you’re better off looking elsewhere.

Jamboree TV brings some fun new Switch 2 features to an already great party game. The motion-controlled mini-games and all-new Frenzy Mode are definite highlights, but the clunky game structure and camera-based Bowser mini-games don’t quite hit the mark.

Rebellion puts forward an interesting concept with Atomfall, but doesn’t flesh it out enough to make it truly memorable. Despite a pretty — yet static — game world, Atomfall stays shallow across the board. Maybe Atomfall 2 will get it right?

An excellent PC port of a game that thrives on action. The story is less fleshed out than the main character, but the fast-paced combat is even more immersive on PC.

MLB The Show 25 shows respect for its players, with minimal microtransactions and a few genuine attempts at innovation. The only downside? The yearly release cycle makes it hard to justify this upgrade.

The captivating visual style, rich atmosphere, and cast of strong characters easily make you forget the mediocre gameplay in this one-of-a-kind action platformer.

he Great Circle delivers the coolest and best Indiana Jones adventure in decades. Got a PS5 Pro? Then you’re in for the ultimate experience, if you ask us.

Bethesda Game Studios doesn’t just bring the visual spectacle — they pack in a ton of upgrades without losing that classic Oblivion feel. A remaster done right, if only it weren’t for those annoying framerate dips.

Bend Studio delivers the definitive version of its underrated zombie hit on PS5. More stable, better-looking, and with a solid new Horde Assault mode. Now we’re secretly hoping for a sequel. Pretty please, Sony?

MotoGP 25 builds on the rock-solid foundation of MotoGP 24. Once again, the folks at Milestone prove they’re the only mainstream developers who truly know how to handle two wheels.

A debut that leaves you wanting more. Whether you're a turn-based veteran or diving in for the first time, Clair Obscur is an easy recommendation — especially if you're into dark worlds and storylines.

Id Software doesn’t shake up the formula flawlessly, but despite some shallow mech and dragon levels, they deliver another brutally fun shooter.

An intriguing experiment—perfect for multiplayer fans who don’t shy away from a tough challenge. But whether the Souls niche was really craving this? We’re not so sure.

A pocket-sized tribute to classic turn-based RPGs. It draws you into an intriguing world with fun characters and deep, solid gameplay — especially for a handheld title that stands out on its own.

A fun and clever way to explore all the tech and features of the Switch 2. It’s both entertaining and educational — but honestly, it’s a crime Nintendo’s charging for this. It should’ve been free for everyone.

The new open world might not be as captivating as we’d hoped, but Mario Kart World still hits hard as a Switch 2 exclusive — technically rock-solid, drop-dead gorgeous, and an absolute blast to play.

Hideo Kojima made up for his past missteps and turned Death Stranding 2 into the blockbuster the first game should’ve been. More action, more variety, less punishment — and just way more fun to play.

An excellent PC port of a game that thrives on action. The story is less fleshed out than the main character, but the fast-paced combat is even more immersive on PC.