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Mala Petaka revives the spirit of classic Doom through a colorful and chaotic new shooter made entirely in the old GZDoom engine. The demo showcases fast-paced action, style, and challenge.

Digimon Story Time Stranger sets a new standard for the franchise with a bold time-travel narrative, deep combat systems, and over 450 Digimon to collect, despite some weaker human characters.

The Sims 4 Adventure Awaits expansion delivers a fresh outdoor world, Gibbi Point, packed with new activities, Imaginary Friends, and child-focused gameplay that expands life-long Sim experiences.

Formula Legends brings seven decades of unlicensed F1-inspired racing with style, but struggles with uneven AI, steering lag, and missing multiplayer support.

Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor leaves early access with its 1.0 launch, blending tactical mining and roguelike combat into one of the most complete survivor-likes released to date.

After three years in Early Access, Slime Rancher 2 has officially launched, landing with a 94% “Very Positive” rating on Steam and expanded content that is drawing in fans old and new.

Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter has been remade for modern platforms, preserving Falcom’s original story while introducing updated visuals, hybrid combat, and quality-of-life improvements.

Tokyo Xtreme Racer has returned after two decades, with Genki releasing a full new entry that feels pulled straight from 2005 while running in 2025.

Bad Viking’s Strange Antiquities has launched, a cozy yet eerie puzzle adventure where players identify occult artifacts in a small Edwardian shop while an ominous story unfolds in the background.

Marvelous’ mech-action sequel Daemon x Machina: Titanic Scion has landed with refined gameplay, deeper customization, and mixed performance across platforms.

Ghost of Yotei refines the samurai power fantasy with fluid combat, cinematic style, and a gripping revenge tale across the striking landscapes of Ezo.

Supergiant Games has officially launched Hades 2, with players now able to experience Melinoë’s battle against Chronos in a full release that expands nearly every aspect of the acclaimed roguelike.

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles delivers a refined remake of the RPG classic, with modern updates, streamlined systems, and voice acting that breathe new life into its timeless story.

Baby Steps turns awkward physics into a 15-hour mountain climb parodying open-world games, reviewed at 85/100 for its mix of satire, slapstick, and frustration.

Konami’s Silent Hill f review reveals a bold new Japanese setting, divisive melee combat, and a haunting narrative that splits fans ahead of release.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds delivers a fast-paced kart racer with inventive mechanics, a stacked roster, and deep customization, giving Sega’s hedgehog a strong contender for the genre’s crown.

Dying Light: The Beast delivers familiar rooftop parkour and zombie carnage with a monstrous twist, but sticks closely to the series’ formula despite a new half-man, half-beast protagonist.

Lost Soul Aside delivers satisfying combat with style but falls short outside of battle, weighed down by weak storytelling, poor platforming, and uninspired level design despite its flashy

Caput Mortum brings medieval horror and eccentric controls to the forefront, blending atmosphere, puzzles, and emergent encounters in a short but memorable first-person indie experience.

Hell is Us has launched with a bold mix of haunting atmosphere, cryptic design, and divisive mechanics, earning both praise and frustration in early reviews of Rogue Factor’s new war-torn adventure.

Classic horror games still terrify better than modern releases, from Silent Hill 3 to Left 4 Dead, offering timeless suspense and unforgettable experiences for this spooky season.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater delivers a faithful remake with sharp visuals and strong performance, but questions remain about whether it takes enough creative risks for a modern audience.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land + Star-Crossed World expands the Switch 2 catalog with a crystalline mini-campaign, tougher late-game stages, and enhanced visuals, though it brings modest upgrades.

Garfield Kart 2: All You Can Drift returns with chaotic races, eccentric mechanics, and Werner Herzog-inspired reflection, but its shallow systems and limited content keep it far from Mario Kart’s

LEGO Voyagers launches as a co-op LEGO adventure blending Light Brick Studios’ design with Annapurna Interactive’s publishing style, but its brief runtime leaves players wanting more.

Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots returns with vibrant visuals, the biggest character roster yet, fun modes like Wacky Golf, and a balance of casual play with skill-based depth across platforms.

Borderlands 4 refines gunplay and builds into its strongest form yet but struggles with weak characters, bland story, and repetitive quests that drag down its long-term appeal.