As Capcom continues its winning streak at full throttle, Monster Hunter has raised the bar back to its former glory after the bittersweet Wilds.

While it retains some of the flaws of the first game and is far from satisfying story-wise, it is a unique experience in terms of adventure with an open world that is fun to explore. Struggling to beat dragons in a sandpit has never been so enjoyable.

Armored Core VI is action packed and has great pacing yet the polishing is nowhere to be found. It’s basically a PS4 game with the same old mechanics of a PS3 era game. I love the atmosphere and story yet the visuals looks very old and characters are dull as hell. It’s a good comeback but not as grand as we expect from From Software standards.

Cairn successfully conveys the physical and mental challenge of free climbing in the most realistic way possible, making it an experience with "that magic" you can only see in video games.

The War Within heralds a return to that Warcraft vibe we've been craving for many years. It's hard to speak too soon without seeing how the expansion pack does in MMOs, but if they can keep this momentum going, we may be facing one of the best expansions of WoW.

This simple but effective fun formula, which I don't mind calling "pure Nintendo fun", combines with a bunch of toys you can use and drops you into an extremely cute looking playground.

This game became my Skyrim. Even though I've finished the game and seen a lot of things, there are still a lot of quests I want to do, a lot of planets I want to explore, a lot of people I want to meet. If you like science fiction, I'm almost sure you'll agree with me.

A game that will feel like a remedy for those craving Disco Elysium. Those who can’t find an FRP group but still want to dive into a tabletop-style adventure can also pull up a chair and join in without hesitation. With a bit more production backing, it could have been a true contender for the top of its genre.

Shredder’s Revenge may not be an AAA game, but it's by far the best game of TMNT series.

While offering a much freer and more exaggerated power fantasy compared to DOOM Eternal, it also does a great job of setting itself apart from it.

If you were looking for a foxy answer to the question "What would happen if Zelda was a Soulslike?" (I don't know why you're looking in a foxy way), you found it.

SILENT HILL f blends the foggy, oppressive atmosphere of classic Silent Hill with the hallmarks of Japanese horror, delivering an experience that is both aesthetically rich and deeply unsettling. The narrative depth brought by Ryukishi07’s writing, combined with the intricate design of Ebisugaoka town, its overarching symbolism, and Hinako’s diaries, elevates the game far beyond a mere spin-off. That said, the question of whether it really needed to carry the Silent Hill name remains open for debate; it could just as easily have stood on its own as a Japanese horror title in the vein of Fatal Frame.

Overture is a DLC that maintains Lies of P’s exceptionally high quality standards without missing a beat, both in terms of design and technical performance. And it doesn’t stop there - because it also knows exactly how to tug at the heartstrings, it delivers yet another unforgettable adventure in Krat.

The most innovative Nioh game to date, but if you’re already burned out on the formula from the first two games, it still might not hook you.

Octopath Traveler 2 retains all the truths of the first game. Unfortunately, it couldn't make enough bold decisions to go beyond being a very good game and become a classic.

It's one of the best adventure games of recent times, with challenging puzzles, an immersive atmosphere of horror, great visuals, and a great voice acting.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a fantastic starting point for Nintendo to keep third-party developers on board. I can't think of a better game to showcase what the console is capable of.

A genuine science fiction work that, even if it slightly sidelines gameplay to stay true to its original concept, manages to captivate players with its strong emotional core.

Rise of the Golden Idol has raised the bar it set one unit higher. An exquisite detective story full of incredibly well-crafted logic puzzles awaits you.

Platypus Reclayed is an unparalleled shoot 'em up with a play-dough aesthetic that appeals to both nostalgic gamers and those new to the genre. It stands out with its simple yet deep gameplay and fast-paced yet enjoyable design. Even if just for ten-minute sessions, it's a gem that deserves a place in every gamer's library. If only it had a good story, though. Modders, it's your turn!

A heavy, slow, complex and truly grand strategy game that demands your full attention and continues to occupy your thoughts even when you’re not playing. Yes, it has some big problems but I’m sure it will reach perfection before long.

As Kirby emerges from the 3D waters where he sailed for the first time, he also manages to shed light on the future of platform games with its wide variety of gameplay and meticulous location designs.

Mimimi Games shocked us all by saying "let's retire when we're at the top" after delivering their masterpiece with Shadow Gambit. It's a must-play game, the cursed crew needs our company.

The Lost Crown isn't your typical Prince of Persia game. But it's the first big surprise of this year with its smooth gameplay, challenging enemies and glorious bosses. Ubisoft has not only returned the series to its roots, but also made one of the best metroidvania games ever made. Prince would have been worthy of such a return.

If you are looking for a fast and enjoyable mobile card game to blow off some steam, look no further.

Their choice of the Roman Empire as the main theme, along with setting the game in a relatively peaceful historical period, is an apt move. Anno 117 is an enjoyable strategy game that captures the spirit of the Anno series—feeling both familiar and refreshing, while introducing new elements that bring fresh energy to the franchise.

If you enjoyed Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, then Two Point Museum is a fantastic game you can grab without hesitation. If you haven’t tried this type of game before, it’s a great opportunity to start.

System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster isn’t just a gift for longtime fans, it’s also a rare gem for those discovering this masterpiece for the first time. It doesn’t merely offer improved textures and controls; it also provides a chance to revisit one of the most pivotal milestones that paved the way for games like BioShock and Prey.