Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a faithful, fun, and surprisingly effective adventure. Machine Games succeeds by focusing on exploration, cinematic storytelling, and accessible puzzles rather than intense gunplay. The game impresses with iconic locations and an immersive soundtrack. Combat leans into stealth and melee, staying true to Indy’s scholarly nature. While pacing can slow down and puzzles feel overly simple, the experience remains authentic, offering around 20 hours of main story and up to 35 hours of total content. A journey that honors the legacy of the iconic hero and stands out in the genre.

Hi-Fi Rush isn't a AAA ultra-realistic game with stunning graphics and intricate details. It goes against the grain as "just" a fun, rhythmic game that can easily hook you within the first ten minutes of gameplay.

Immersive and expansive, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 offers the ultimate medieval gaming experience. With over 100 hours of content, it boasts a vast array of activities, engaging quests, and a deep progression system reminiscent of The Witcher 3 Its richly detailed world is teeming with opportunities at every turn, making it a truly remarkable achievement in the genre.

An authentic love letter to the world of video games, Pixel Ripped 1995 offers a delightful and approachable experience that truly underscores the joy of gaming. Overflowing with nods to classics, the game boasts immersive gameplay systems and enhancements that can only be delivered by the PS VR2.

Persona 3 Reload is by far the best game in the franchise. With plenty of new content, significant visual and performance improvements, fine-tuned adjustments in all gameplay systems, and a captivating story, it feels fresh on today's consoles. Addictive and stylish, Atlus's JRPG is more than just a well-crafted remake, it's one of the greatest games of the decade.

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.

Impactful, deep, and visually mesmerizing, Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance is one of the best JRPGs in recent years. Its combat is addictive, and the progression system creates a desire to uncover everything in the extensive maps.

Saros marks the peak of Housemarque’s craft. Moving away from a more traditional roguelite structure, it adopts a slightly less punishing approach without sacrificing challenge or its highly addictive nature. Built around a strong sense of progression, the game delivers a rewarding feeling of evolution throughout the journey. With a well-crafted sci-fi universe and sharp, responsive gameplay, Saros strikes a compelling balance between demanding encounters and an inviting overall experience.

Epic. It's as simple as that when it comes to Final Fantasy XVI. Narrative, graphics, game design, combat. It's a flawless experience for both newcomers and hardcore fans. Innovative but also true to the franchise's roots, it's for sure one of the main titles of a really stacked 2023 for gaming.

If you were dying to see Nathan Drake in action again, you’re going to get it. UNCHARTED: Legacy of Thieves Collection is a blessing. Uncharted 4 and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy look stunning on the PS5, and their gameplay are just as good, reassuring that both games were ahead of their times and aged like fine wine.

Gran Turismo 7 brings to the tracks every single thing fans always wanted: the GT Mode everyone loves, plenty of customization options, car loads, classic scenarios and one of the best DualSense and 3D Audio experiences the PS5 has to offer. This is the best Gran Turismo experience we have ever seen in a long time.

Sea of Stars is undeniably the leading contender to win the title of the best indie game of 2023. Captivating from start to finish, Sabotage Studio's game is a love letter to the classics.

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.

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.

Inscryption's PS5 edition deserves every single praise. It's as good as the PC version that was released last year. It is a mysterious story with fun gameplay and many twists during the game. There are a few differences from the PC version, but nothing that messes up the experience. Inscryption is a must-have for those who like card games and solving puzzles.

Absolum blends roguelike and beat’em up with charm and style. Addictive gameplay, layered combat, and gorgeous hand-drawn visuals shine, despite minor input and hitbox issues. With a standout soundtrack and local/online multiplayer, it's one of 2025’s indie highlights and hard to put down.

After years of uncertainty regarding whether it was worth recommending the game to anyone, the expansion has finally arrived to eliminate all doubts. Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty has now taken the form it should have had from the beginning, providing an intense and captivating storyline, challenging battles, more profound customization mechanics, and content that can readily offer over 100 hours of exploration.

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.

Diablo IV is more than just a good tale. It's an amazing RPG, with plenty of content for those that enjoy this kind of game and the franchise. There are so many possibilities of builds, classes, and skills... That you'll probably want to enter hell and never leave.

Cult of the Lamb mixes two genres with a lot of creativity and delivers a great experience to the players. It's an amazing combo of survival/strategy and frenzy combat. You gotta explore four kingdoms and defeat the gods to make sure you'll stay alive. The gameplay is fun, the characters are cute and the story gives you chills. It's one of the best indies games of the year.

Since Silent Hill 2's epic and crazy journey starts because of a letter, it's fitting to say that this remake is a love letter. Not only to the OG masterpiece fans, but also to the genre. It feels fresher, smoother and more intense than ever. Great visuals, better gameplay (both in combats and puzzles) and the classic story everyone knows about. This is exactly what we always wanted in our restless dreams. To come back to this town.

Nioh 3 proves that sequels can still bring fresh ideas to an established franchise. By introducing more open regions and meaningful side activities, the new soulslike retains the strengths of its predecessors while addressing their shortcomings. The result is a well-crafted narrative, unforgettable boss battles, and a wealth of content, all supported by a progression system that feels inviting to both newcomers and longtime fans.

A fresh and cool take of the metroidvania genre. It has great exploration mechanics and a fluid and fun combat, with a really nice learning curve. Although it has some technical issues, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown delivers great art, awesome gameplay and plenty to do.

Ghost of Yotei is a visually stunning game, with exciting and addictive gameplay, varied and challenging missions — improving on basically everything that was already pretty good in Ghost of Tsushima. To be perfect, though, I wish that Atsu was ruthless until the end of her journey instead of looking for some kind of redemption.

Silent Hill f… And this “f” stands for f... with your mind. An experience capable of generating anguish, tension, fear, disgust, contempt, sadness, disbelief. Emotion. Emotions. That mix of feelings that anyone who has ever played a chapter of this iconic videogame franchise knows pretty well. Silent Hill is back in a different way, but honoring the roots of what made it so memorable for so many people. Great story, great gameplay, great all-around game.

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.

Intense, filled with verticality and combat styles, Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is challenging and highly enjoyable, all while remaining demanding. It will please longtime fans and even win over new ones, but it's not likely to become mainstream.

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.