With incredible scenery, smooth gameplay, and a good campaign length, Arken Age is one of the best VR games ever made. Complete for action fans, it goes beyond its proposal by improving the physics-based combat system as we know it.

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU is a bold, thrilling and emotional journey through grief and african culture, capable of mixing classic metroidvania features with stunning visuals and a gameplay that is both easy to enjoy and hard to master. With plenty of possibilities and an inspiring narrative, Abubakar Salim's dream became a great reality for every player.

Awaceb told us they were creating a game with "heart and soul", and Tchia really brings all of that and much more. With a touching story and versatile gameplay, it has all the tools to bring fun and joy to the players.

Wild Hearts improves on all existing aspects of it's main competitor, Monster Hunter. The game adds a touch of originality with surprising and functional mechanics. Fun and challenging, the game is a visual spectacle that excites and also delivers unique rewards for the players.

NBA 2K25 follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, maintaining its stunning presentation, refined gameplay, and fun game modes. Notable improvements have been made to connectivity for Latin American players, especially in The City – the game’s standout mode. Now, with the new server for our region, we can finally enjoy it to the fullest.

Resident Evil Village Gold Edition has plenty of new stuff to lure the fans back to the Village, and at the same time, it delivers a nice closure to the Winters’ story.

A Plague Tale Requiem is one of those sequels that are even better than the original entry. It upgrades everything that was already good on A Plague Tale Innocence and also corrects some of the mistakes from the first game. Although it still has some technical difficulties, it's an amazing experience, with great storytelling and fun gameplay.

Sea of Thieves is a gem from Rare and Xbox Game Studios for PS5. It offers a highly engaging experience for those seeking casual fun with friends and family. On the other hand, the single-player mode may not be as compelling as the rest of the game.

If Crash Bandicoot met Super Mario 3D and significantly reduced its difficulty level, the result would be Max Mustard. Fun, pleasant, and super simple, the title is a great VR experience that manages to be nostalgic without losing its sense of innovation.

An ambitious and content-rich open-world adventure, Crimson Desert stands out for its freedom, deep exploration, and dozens of hours of gameplay, but suffers from a weak narrative, underdeveloped characters, and inconsistencies in some mechanics and technical aspects.

Ultimately, Helldivers 2 boasts significantly more advantages than drawbacks, and what's most exciting is that it appears to be merely at the onset of its journey. Without a doubt, for those who have a penchant for this particular genre of gaming, there lies ahead many more hours of enjoyment than what many other games offer. The effort put into it pays off, as does the entertainment value. Immensely so!

The remastering of Zero Dawn is a significant advancement over the 2017 game, with many technical elements that are truly impressive, especially in details that showcase the developers' meticulous work. Technically speaking, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered falls somewhere between Zero Dawn and Forbidden West. It’s not exactly a remake that shakes up the new generation of consoles, but it certainly brings more polish to the series. If you already own the PS4 version, the upgrade is definitely worth it.

After a long loop of similar games in the franchise, Metal Slug Tactics is the breath of fresh air the IP needed. The turn-based gameplay fits perfectly, and the area control system is a different and enjoyable mechanic. Although it has a few minor issues, they don't hinder the fun, and the title undoubtedly has far more strengths. For die-hard fans or people who have never played a Metal Slug game, the new release from Leikir Studios is the best way to experience the series.

Dynasty Warriors: Origins offers a strategic and immersive evolution of the musou genre. The introduction of “Large Forces” in battles and “Assault” mechanics keeps the gameplay fresh and engaging, preventing it from falling into monotony. The option to customize the protagonist and experiment with a wide array of weapons further enhances the experience, adding variety and depth. However, its impact on progression remains limited unless players invest time in fully exploring the available options.

Oxenfree II is a sci-fi suspense narrative adventure with plenty of depth. Your choices determine the fate of all the characters, as well as multiple endings and other events. Despite excelling in the soundtrack and visual aspects, there is some inconsistency in frame rate and loading times — but that doesn't detract from the overall quality of the game in all other aspects.

Pragmata blends third-person shooting with a real-time hacking system that runs alongside combat, creating a solid and engaging gameplay loop. Enemy variety and boss fights stand out, while visuals are strong in Quality mode but less consistent in Performance. The story has an interesting premise but suffers from rushed pacing. In the end, the gameplay is the clear highlight.

A.I.L.A is the new project from Pulsatrix Studios, creators of Fobia: St. Dinfna Hotel, and marks a creative leap for the Brazilian studio. Blending psychological horror, sci-fi, and interactive storytelling, the game puts players in the role of Samuel, a beta tester trapped in simulations created by an AI. The experiences range from supernatural adventures to medieval settings, all while maintaining narrative cohesion. Highlights include the immersive sound design, well-crafted puzzles, and challenging boss battles.

Horizon Chase 2 succeeds by being different from the first. The game introduces some really cool new features while removing other elements to make the gameplay more dynamic and engaging. Those who played the first will love the second. And for those who want to get to know the franchise starting with this new one, they will find a great arcade game with beautiful artistic direction.

Dragon’s Dogma 2 features good graphics, an extremely comprehensive character creation system, and highly enjoyable gameplay. Its issues do not diminish the experience, which deserves to be praised.

The Last Of Us Part I looks stunning. It's amazing to see how beautiful the game is on the PS5, how well it uses the console's new features and, of course, the groundbreaking accessibility options. But don't get your hopes up on improved gameplay or level design. It feels like the same game that you played almost ten years ago.

Mesmerizing and immersive to the point of breathtaking, Bionic Bay is one of the most visually stunning indie games ever made. Challenging in just the right measure and with broad appeal for speedrunners, it has all the elements to go viral among hardcore players while remaining unforgettable for casual gamers.

Pentiment is an excellent choice for narrative genre enthusiasts, despite its occasionally slow pacing. The abundance of choices and diverse paths available consistently challenges players to question their decisions, offering a multitude of possibilities and distinct destinations.

Blue Prince is a puzzle game that stands out for its organic progression, enjoyable gameplay, and unique concept, delivering a highly addictive and challenging experience. The sense of discovery is remarkable, with endless mansion layout possibilities, a wealth of items, and alternative paths that keep players engaged.

The First Berserker: Khazan delivers a brutal and versatile combat experience, blending the best elements of the soulslike genre into a fast-paced and intuitive gameplay. While the story lacks originality, the game compensates with its challenging encounters and extensive campaign, offering over 50 hours of engaging content.

What was already a good game has become even better with The Pristine Cut. Slay the Princess is a unique horror and RPG experience that debuts on PlayStation with excellent voice acting, multiple route possibilities, and well-defined characteristics.

Indika is provocative and intriguing in its essence. With beautiful visuals, great ambiance, and technical aspects, the game is highly recommended. Some things could be improved, and there is room for more stories and more narrative elements, but that doesn't take away from the brilliance of the game.

Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin is a substantial improvement over its predecessor. It features Breath of the Wild-style visuals, more accessible combat, simplified gameplay systems, and a campaign that is less demanding in terms of duration.

Addictive, immersive, and challenging, Spin Rhythm arrives on PlayStation in its definitive version, containing dozens of songs that will make you dance while you play. Its high learning curve does not prevent it from guaranteeing many hours of fun, especially for fans of rhythm games in flat or VR format.

A well-crafted roguelike, packed with upgrade options that keep the pace from ever slowing down. Players can expect moments where their reflexes and the lessons learned throughout the journey will be thoroughly tested, along with a satisfying progression that keeps us invested in both the story and Elsie's evolution.

BioWare made the right choice by delivering a Dragon Age game on a smaller scale while prioritizing quality. At first, it feels odd to see a game of this stature with a scope reminiscent of classic titles, but as the story progresses, players realize that this decision enhances the overall engagement and commitment to the game.

Fobia - St Dinfna Hotel is a great survival horror game, that delivers a mysterious story, fun puzzles and an atmosphere that keeps the player's attention. It's the first game of the brazilian studio Pulsatrix Studio and although it has some technical limitations, it's a nice one for those who enjoy horror experiences.

Very profound, Exo One is the ultimate space odyssey and combines mesmerizing landscapes and a soundtrack in the style of The Artful Escape into a unique concept. The world's settings and anomalies are beautiful, while the gameplay progresses pleasantly.

Mortal Kombat 1 is another great game in the franchise. It showcases NetherRealm Studios' abilities to keep delivering compelling stories and increasingly refined gameplay, coupled with stunning graphics. It falls short only in the Invasion mode, which is very repetitive.

The ultimate hunting experience comes to PlayStation consoles with performance improvements and innovative gameplay features, but Monster Hunter Rise could have a better UX. It's uninviting system and the information overload are not very friendly for those who are new to the series.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is, above all, a celebration of what the series does best. The package strikes a smart balance between nostalgia and modernization, revisiting a key chapter in Kazuma Kiryu’s journey while expanding the universe with an original story that adds depth to one of the franchise’s most compelling antagonists. It’s not a revolutionary game, but it is a very welcome refinement of a formula that still works.

A must-play for survival horror fans, The Chant is a psychological horror experience that stands out for its originality and cinematic presentation resources. Despite not being a title that draws attention as a new generation game and being limited in terms of content, it feels like a love letter to Lovecraftians and visual horror enthusiasts.

Avowed is an RPG adventure that, surprisingly, manages to appeal to different types of players. It works for those who value charismatic characters and meaningful interactions, for those looking for intense combat filled with magic and build variety, and also for anyone who enjoys spending hours immersed in a richly crafted world. Precisely because it tries to embrace so much, it can feel somewhat superficial in certain aspects. Even so, it delivers a solid, engaging, and fun journey, carrying the level of quality you would expect from an experienced studio like Obsidian.

Metro Awakening is one of the best games made for the PS VR2 in terms of optimization, solidity, and as a port of a traditional franchise. We consider it a must-buy for anyone who owns the headset.

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is a hit for both Star Wars and LEGO fans. It mixes the amazing universe that George Lucas developed for movies/TV with fun and games that are a trademark of the video game franchise. The storyline is really funny, gameplay is pretty friendly and you will probably love it if you enjoy Jedi stuff.

Hardcore and even more beautiful, Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is the definitive version of the best game in the franchise. Cutting-edge graphics combine with ultra-violent gameplay while ensuring considerable improvements over the original Ninja Gaiden 2. Ideal for newcomers and veterans of the franchise, the title highlights Ryu Hayabusa's promising future in video games.

Alan Wake 2 is a compelling choice, primarily due to its captivating narrative that holds our attention throughout the gaming experience. What's more, it delivers a far more intense and terrifying experience compared to its predecessor. The only aspect that could be improved is its technical performance.

With a very different and highly competent proposal, Capcom's new title fulfills its role very well and delivers a quality experience. The gameplay expertly blends strategy and action in the right measure so that the levels do not fall into excessive repetitiveness, although the difficulty is very accessible and, at several points, even too easy.

Nostalgic for veterans and appealing to newcomers, the Onimusha 2 remaster is a leap forward compared to Warlords. The quality-of-life improvements are excellent, while the updated visuals give Jubei a fresh look. Despite this, the limitations of the fixed camera system remain evident.

Visually stunning, Harold Halibut weaves a profound tale of human curiosity. Centered around a remarkably peculiar protagonist with scant knowledge of the universe, the game explores themes of friendship and virtue, crafting an unconventional narrative brimming with memorable moments.

The Casting of Frank Stone is the most beautiful game made by Supermassive, in terms of visuals. Full of special references to Dead by Daylight, it has a shorter and slower narrative than the conventional, but stands out for its creativity, good twists and innovations in accessibility.

Brutal and impactful, Slitterhead is an excellent debut title. With a great campaign time, it satisfies both action fans and horror fans, bringing a unique and visually disturbing atmosphere that will definitely mark those who give it a chance.

The final result from Among Giants is impressive, showcasing their mastery in delivering such a bold, authentic, and highly artistic project. Albatroz is, indeed, a hard game to define, but perhaps that's its greatest charm. It truly embraces the idea that the journey is far more valuable than the destination itself.

Elden Ring: Nightreign delivers fast-paced, trio-only Expeditions through Limveld — with strategy and teamwork being key elements. Players explore, fight bosses, and face a final Nightlord in short, intense runs. Although fun and rewarding, the experience may be hurt because of it's clunky UI and poor coordination between players.

The Callisto Protocol is not a groundbreaking experience or the best horror game ever, but it’s a pretty good one. The amazing visuals, great cast, perfect settings and intense combat make it one of the most enjoyable adventures of 2022 - although it’s quite short (and sometimes glitchy).

Burning Shores is a must have for people who enjoyed Horizon Forbidden West. It’s visually incredible, brings a lot of cool features and delivers some incredible “Horizon moments”. The only downside is that it’s a great ride, but a really short one.

Ovrdark stands as a shining example of how to push the boundaries of PS VR2 hardware. With stunning visuals, top-tier horror elements, and a 5-hour campaign, the title is an essential single-player adventure for virtual reality enthusiasts, reminiscent of the eerie atmosphere found in Resident Evil 7.

Fun and far more than just the basics, Sunderfolk reinvents the wheel of tabletop RPGs with an experience worthy of grand fantasy adventures. Its smartphone integration is revolutionary and seamless, while the in-game content promises to captivate players for dozens of hours.

Like a Dragon: Ishin! is a wonderful mix of Japanese culture and Yakuza gameplay. With great characters, story and narrative, it makes you want to play more and more. And even though there are some technical difficulties, it provides enough content and fun to become one of the best entries in the franchise. It could have better visuals, but it's still a no-brainer for those who love this kind of game.

Firebreak excels in its fast-paced and rewarding gameplay loop, visually rich environments, and seamless integration of lore. It also offers meaningful progression through difficulty tiers, modifiers, and kit customization. However, the game suffers from noticeable performance drops—especially at higher difficulties—and a limited amount of content at launch. Despite these issues, it delivers a compelling experience with strong cooperative mechanics and creative level design, making it a promising addition to Remedy’s catalog.

EA SPORTS College Football 25 satisfies the nostalgia for a franchise that fans have always loved. The big issue, however, is that it is a game heavily focused on the American audience and may not attract much attention from those who don't follow the history of College Football.

Brilliant in its proposal, Fear the Spotlight is a horror game that combines classic aesthetics with modern controls very well. Its narrative focus and tense atmosphere make everything more cinematic in a work that makes few mistakes, but without staying in the safe zone.

FIFA 23 is a farewell letter to millions of football fans around the world. With amazing visuals and an improved gameplay, the last entry of the FIFA series delivers a well rounded experience. It ain’t perfect, and maybe not the most entertaining, but it’s as close as real life soccer that FIFA has ever been in 30 years of history.

System Shock proves that it is like wine and has improved with time. Although it is already 30 years old, its mechanics have not aged poorly. In fact, the visual modernization has made the title more appealing for modern consoles.

Granblue Fantasy: Relink is a game-as-a-service, featuring a brief campaign with a few epic moments and an assortment of distinct and enjoyable characters to play. It's an action and adventure game that allows for spending several hours alone or with friends, especially in the post-game content.

Disturbing, Ratshaker is far from being just a mere pest control simulator. Despite being very short, the game draws players in through a deeply unsettling atmosphere and uncomfortable technical effects. A great choice for fans of unconventional horror.

As a cooperative horror experience, The Outlast Trials is recommended even for those with weak hearts. The missions work very well, and the voice chat and messaging features contribute to communication, making the journey into the abyss more enjoyable and less lonely.

Marvel's Midnight Suns is a turn-based RPG with great narrative and friendly gameplay. It has every tool to reach a young fanbase with Marvel's heroes in thrilling adventures for those who enjoy this kind of game. The only issue is that it doesn't look like a new gen game, but you can overlook that if you're willing to have fun.

Great immersive sim, the thaumaturge is an original adventure that combines RPG elements with deep narrative very well. Despite leaving something to be desired in technical aspects, the title is rich in history and content, easily yielding more than 30 hours of campaign.

Gotham Knights is a pretty good experience, especially for those who like superheroes and are familiar with Batman and the other characters. The gameplay is well-developed and the fact that you have four playable heroes, each with unique combat and movement skills, makes it fun. On the other side, though, it has some technical issues, mainly frame rate drops, that are disappointing.

Sonic Crossworlds strikes a fine balance between fun and challenge, allowing each player to adjust the level of competitiveness according to their style, whether it’s racing casually or fighting for every corner in pursuit of victory. While it could offer more impactful rewards and a greater variety of car customization options, the game stands out as a vibrant kart arcade with colorful visuals, an engaging soundtrack, and races full of excitement.

Sushi Ben is everything casual fans expect from a virtual reality game: light, relaxing, funny, and entertaining. Even with a short campaign, the mechanics are well utilized and coexist within an easily understandable narrative.

Age of Mythology: Retold is a definitive edition that successfully revitalizes the classic strategy game by blending various mythologies into a cohesive narrative. Players follow the hero Arkantos in a campaign featuring 33 diverse missions, engaging with Greek, Egyptian, and Norse deities. While the game introduces new content and supports multiplayer modes, some graphical shortcomings and control adaptations for consoles could be improved. Overall, it offers a nostalgic and enjoyable experience for fans and newcomers alike.

Amanda the Adventurer is an escape room that stimulates creativity through simple mechanics and a narrative that breaks the fourth wall. Its short campaign time is enough to make you rack your brains with environmental puzzles, multiple endings and a super strange story.

Alone in the Dark brings back that survival horror feeling with a fresh new look and honors the classic 1992 game that was one of the inspirations for so many others, like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. The gameplay with two main characters is pretty enjoyable, the puzzles are challenging and combat is fun. It could have better visuals and optimization, but it's a good experience for those that like the genre.

TopSpin 2K25 is a solid comeback for the fan-favorite franchise. It gives you a foundation for the next years, with plenty of develop, but a nice first serve in the right direction. Visuals are pretty good and gameplay feels good. More game modes and players to choose would be welcome, but maybe they can come in the future.

Brutal, relentless, and deeply unsettling, Labyrinth of the Demon King is a hardcore experience inspired by PS1 classics. Its blurry, dark aesthetic shines with smooth, modernized gameplay, though it falters at times due to occasional lack of responsiveness.

Visually stunning and featuring a cinematic campaign, Space Marine 2 is the brutal shooter that many franchise fans have been waiting for. Its short and linear campaign is balanced by cooperative and competitive multiplayer modes, which breathe life into a game that is not very accessible in terms of narrative.

A vast and immersive space adventure, Starfield offers strong exploration, solid gunplay, and a compelling sense of discovery on PS5, enhanced by meaningful improvements and added content. However, it is held back by repetitive side missions, limited enemy AI, and RPG systems that lack deeper refinement, preventing it from reaching its full potential.

Sophstar is an innovative shoot 'em up that can be pretty challenging but also really chill. Developed by the Brazilian studio Banana Bytes, it is a welcome surprise for people that enjoy this kind of game.

The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2: Retribution is a lot of fun and has plenty to offer to the PlayStation VR2 owners. With fast-paced gameplay and many improvements from the first game, it delivers a fresh and joyful experience to the Walking Dead fans.

As Dusk Falls is worth your time, but only if you're deeply passionate about narratives, don't mind the limited gameplay options, and genuinely want to connect with the characters. The game aims to provide a spectator-focused experience, deliberately centered around storytelling. Occasionally, you'll make minor movements with the analog sticks or make important dialogue choices with a single button press.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare II delivers exactly what everyone knew it would. It has some issues, of course, like the lack of multiplayer maps and the bad UI, but it's a really fun and well-rounded shooter. If you love CoD, you gonna love MWII.

Killer Klowns from Outer Space is an experience that can delight fans of the film franchise and has what it takes to have the same effect on a new audience. The comedic theme and gameplay systems fit very well with the overall concept.

Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a highly competent game, featuring engaging characters, a thrilling storyline, and captivating plot twists. However, with the return of Max Caulfield as the protagonist, it's challenging to separate this new installment from the original Life is Strange released in 2015, which may pose a dilemma for longtime fans.

Sniper Elite 5 is the best one yet. It still has some technical issues, like the messy AI and it can be hard sometimes, but it’s still a lot of fun and probably enough to make both hardcore fans and newcomers happy. It’s a blast.

Spongebob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake is such a blast! With great gameplay and a lot of nods to the Nickelodeon show, it brings a colorful vibe and joy to the whole family. Both hardcore gamers and casual ones will enjoy it.

The Quarry feels and plays a lot like Until Dawn, but it's not as scary as its "older (and more famous) brother". Well, it's not scary at all. But it's still a pretty fun game, that will probably make you want to play the whole story a couple of times to see the different scenes and endings.

Despite some minor flaws in design and execution, Beat the Beats VR stands out as an excellent option for those seeking alternatives to Beat Saber and Synth Riders. The boxing mechanics are well-implemented and function satisfactorily, offering a rewarding experience akin to a virtual workout.

Madden NFL 26 is the most solid entry in the franchise in years, delivering a TV-style presentation, more authentic gameplay, and a Franchise Mode that finally feels meaningful. The new QB DNA system and season-long player wear and tear add realism, while blocking and defense mechanics show clear improvements. However, old issues remain: sluggish menus, persistent bugs, inconsistent AI, and aggressive monetization in Ultimate Team. Lack of localization and unstable servers continue to hurt the experience, especially for Brazilian players.

MLB The Show 22 has some visual updates, great gameplay and many different ways to play - and it is easier than ever for people who are not that used to it. But, sometimes, it feels the same as last year, and the year before that, and before that… It is a good game for baseball fans, but hopefully for the next season there are more meaningful changes.

Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is one of the best games ever by Gearbox. It is a lot of fun, with a great duration and gameplay that invites you to spend countless hours playing. If you have some friends that play it too, it is a blast.

You will fall in love with Ghostwire Tokyo's visuals. The way Tango Gameworks designed the city of Tokyo and the ghosts that wander around it is amazing. And gameplay is pretty fun too. But, if you compare it to some of the main releases of the year, it is not enough. Maybe because the developers did not have time to create something really unique. This is a good game, but it could/should have been a great one.

Team Ninja delivered on Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. Maybe the visuals are not that good, but gameplay is good enough to keep the players hooked up to the game. You can truly feel the differences between the classes and the character progression. The multiplayer is also pretty fun.

Empty Head's indie title triumphs over local challenges, offering a thrilling and chilling journey. The designs of the environments, monsters, and main characters evoke discomfort while igniting curiosity about where the story will lead.

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3+4 brings back two skateboarding classics with tight gameplay and solid performance on PS5. While unifying both games under one structure compromises THPS4’s original style, the experience remains fun and content-rich. The limited soundtrack is a letdown, but the spirit of virtual skateboarding is still alive.

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora stands as one of the most highly anticipated games, and Ubisoft successfully delivers a satisfying experience with the Na’vi. While it does share some common issues seen in many open-world games, the title distinguishes itself through innovative vertical movement gameplay, stunning visuals, and an original Avatar storyline. It serves as an excellent fan service for enthusiasts of this beloved franchise.

The collection is indispensable for Capcom fighting game fans, both for the older ones who experienced that era in its entirety and for newcomers to get to know it better. These are memorable games, capable of rekindling the flame of nostalgia while preserving the legacy, ensuring that these gems are not forgotten by time and modernity.

Horizon Call of the Mountain is both a climbing simulator and a great demo of what the PlayStation VR2 can do. It will definitely make you sweat a lot, but it's worth it in the end. Seeing Aloy and the Horizon universe in VR is an amazing experience. We just wish there were more boss fights, because they're awesome.

Days Gone Remastered delivers the most technically polished version of the game, with significant improvements to lighting, frame rate stability, reflections, and DualSense support. Nights are now genuinely oppressive, and new modes offer modest replay value. However, character models remain untouched, the performance mode on standard PS5 shows reduced clarity compared to the PS4 backward-compatible version, and visual bugs persist. This remaster doesn’t reinvent the experience but is a solid update for fans — though it feels more like a symbolic gesture from Sony than a renewed commitment to the franchise.

SAND LAND is an RPG that pays homage to the legendary Akira Toriyama. Featuring stunning graphics, previously unexplored narratives within the franchise, and robust combat mechanics, the game stands as a commendable option for fans, notwithstanding a few minor missteps.

Dying Light: The Beast brings back the series' roots with a brutal, more focused adventure led by Kyle Crane. Parkour remains sharp, melee combat is weighty and satisfying, and the open world offers tense moments, especially at night. While the progression system feels recycled and some fights get repetitive, the experience is technically solid. A strong return for fans, though its price may be a barrier.

Borderlands 4 modernizes its formula with seamless zones, tight gunplay, and great co-op features. Sidequests and characters shine, but technical issues, UI annoyances, and a forgettable main villain hold it back. It’s fun, loud, and promising—just not the full evolution yet.

When we assess The Crew Motorfest in comparison to its predecessors, the evolution is quite evident and worth it, especially if you enjoyed the previous titles and are a fan of arcade-style racing games.