Life is Strange: Reunion – Max and Chloe return to close an unfinished story
Life is Strange: Reunion brings Max and Chloe back with the weight of everything that happened before. It is not trying to erase the past, but to confront what surviving,…
Read reviewMixtape – A teenage farewell scored by songs to remember
Mixtape is a coming-of-age story built from memories, music, and small acts of rebellion. Its strength lies less in challenge than in mood, rhythm, and the way each song frames…
Read reviewForza Horizon 6 – Japan turns the road into an unforgettable festival
Forza Horizon 6 takes the festival to Japan and uses that setting for more than scenery. Mountain roads, dense cities, seasonal routes, and car culture give Playground Games a setting…
Read reviewPokémon Champions – Competitive battles made accessible
Pokémon Champions strips the series down to competitive battles and makes team building far more accessible. It is a smart entry point for players who want to understand the strategic…
Read reviewSaros – Housemarque returns stronger under Carcosa’s eclipse
Saros refines Housemarque's strengths with spectacular combat, sharp control, and a roguelike structure built around learning from every death. It is demanding, but rarely arbitrary, and it turns punishment into…
Read reviewPragmata – Hacking, shooting, and surviving on the Moon
Pragmata combines third-person shooting, hacking puzzles, and a lonely lunar setting into a game with a clear identity. Its best ideas work because Diana and Hugh are not just narrative…
Read reviewCrimson Desert – A colossal world held back by its own ambition
Crimson Desert aims for a vast open world full of systems, spectacle, and constant activity. Its ambition is impressive, but the same scale that makes it exciting also leaves uneven…
Read reviewMarathon – Bungie shoots with precision, but needs a good squad
Marathon is stronger than its first impressions suggested. Bungie's extraction shooter has precise gunplay, distinctive classes, and a more interesting Tau Ceti IV than expected, but it still needs more…
Read reviewRomancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered International: A Classic, Finally in Spanish
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered International arrives on PlayStation 5 on December 9 as a welcome rarity in the modern JRPG landscape: a game that does not try to guide…
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Dark Quest 4: Dungeons, Dice and Pure Nostalgia
Dark Quest 4 successfully captures the magic of classic board games and transfers it into digital form. Combining turn-based tactical strategy, dungeon exploration and co-operative play, it offers an accessible…
Read reviewAbra-Cooking-Dabra: Culinary Chaos That’s Easy to Learn and Hard to Put Down
Door 407, the Russian studio behind the brutally demanding strategy game Diplomacy is Not an Option and the laid-back city builder URBO , has taken a sharp turn with Abra-Cooking-Dabra…
Read reviewSlots & Daggers: When Every Spin Is Your Only Ally
The slot machine has never been this lethal. Slots & Daggers is the boldest project yet from Berlin-based developer Friedemann, leaving behind the contemplative warmth of Summerhouse for something far…
Read reviewTavern Keeper: The Most Addictive Tavern in Years
After eleven years of quiet development, Greenheart Games has returned to management sims. This time, however, you are not running the video game industry. You are designing, operating and personalizing…
Read reviewBall x Pit: A Perfectly Rounded Kind of Chaos
The roguelite genre is currently enjoying a period of creative abundance, with a new game seemingly attempting to reinvent the formula every month. Ball x Pit does more than attempt…
Read reviewSimon the Sorcerer Origins: The Return of Simon’s Acid Wit
Thirty years after a smart-mouthed youngster introduced many of us to the finest traditions of point-and-click adventure games, Smallthing Studios decided it was time to open his spellbook once again.…
Read reviewAs Long as You’re Here: An Intimate, Interactive Portrait of Alzheimer’s
As Long as You’re Here is a short first-person narrative game that places us in the life of Annie, an older woman living with Alzheimer’s disease. Developed by independent studio…
Read reviewThe Lonesome Guild: A Charming Entry Point into Action RPGs
The Lonesome Guild arrives with an intriguing premise: a game in which friendship is the most powerful weapon against a world consumed by loneliness. Developed by Tiny Bull Studios, the…
Read reviewGhost of Yotei: Revenge on the Island of Ezo
Sucker Punch returns to its feudal Japan series 300 years later, with a new protagonist and a completely new setting: the island of Ezo. Within its opening minutes, Ghost of…
Read reviewPlan B: Terraform – From Barren Rock to Living Planet
Plan B: Terraform is a chill, planet-scale builder where you start on a dead world and, chain by chain, transform it into a living ecosystem. Version 1.0 adds creative mode,…
Read reviewEchoes of the End – An Icelandic fantasy that captures the eye
Echoes of the End is a narrative action adventure built around a cinematic, linear campaign. You play as Ryn, a Vestige with burgeoning powers, accompanied by Abram, across Aema, a…
Read reviewQuartet – Four intertwined stories in a classic JRPG
Quartet is a classic-style JRPG that begins with four protagonists and four seemingly independent prologues. Gradually, their paths converge to uncover a greater mystery. With turn-based battles, clear progression up…
Read reviewDonkey Kong Bananza – DK is Back!
Donkey Kong Bananza brings back Nintendo’s most famous gorilla in a brand-new 3D platforming adventure packed with action. In this installment, almost the entire environment can be destroyed with DK’s…
Read reviewWordatro – An Addictive Cross Between Scrabble and Roguelike
Wordatro is a word puzzle game with roguelike elements that blends the classic mechanics of Scrabble with random strategic twists. Each run challenges you to form words and hit target…
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