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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.

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater rebuilds the 2004 classic with modern visuals, refined controls, and faithful design, proving Konami’s remake is a careful but impactful modernization.

Cronos: The New Dawn is Bloober Team’s latest horror release, blending time-travel mechanics with disturbing monsters and moral choices. It’s available now on all major platforms.

Is This Seat Taken? delivers a charming puzzle experience where logic meets tactile fun. Organize seating charts across cities and scenarios in this beautifully designed, polished game.

Hell Clock delivers a bold mix of historical storytelling and deep ARPG-style build-crafting, offering hours of strategic gameplay and progression for dedicated roguelike fans.

Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles 2 delivers an impressive sequel with stunning visuals, tight combat, and faithful story adaptation, making it a must-play for anime and fighting game fans

Pokémon Friends is out now on Switch 2, Switch, iOS, and Android. Over 1,200 puzzles and 150 plush await, but the game’s charm may not be enough to keep players hooked for long.

A new era of Ninja Gaiden arrives with Ragebound — a sharp, old-school challenge packed with new tricks. Here’s a deep dive into why this revival stands out from the crowd.

A haunting dive into Dead Take, a game that turns Hollywood horror into a psychological labyrinth, blending disturbing truths with puzzle-solving in a surreal, first-person mansion mystery.

Operation Night Strikers brings four classic Taito arcade titles to Switch and PC, remastered by M2 with modern features, while leaving console ports as paid DLC.

EA Tiburon’s Madden NFL 26 finally delivers the breakthrough fans have been waiting for, with deeper Franchise play, sharper gameplay, and richer presentation, marking a huge step forward for the

Nintendo brings back the classic GameCube controller for Switch 2, adding wireless play, gyro controls, and new buttons while staying true to its original design.

Arctic’s first PC case, the Xtender, delivers strong cooling, sleek design, and solid value—if you avoid the vertical GPU mount. Here’s a deep dive into its build quality, airflow, and quirks.

Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream is a gorgeous, tightly built stealth tactics game with smart mechanics and rich environments, but its story never fully connects. Here’s the full breakdown.

A detailed breakdown of the new RoadCraft — how it changes the Spintires formula, what works, what frustrates, and whether streamlined construction and chaotic AI make it worth playing.

A deep dive into Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 + 4—what’s new, what’s old, and why it’s still worth playing even if it’s not a giant leap forward. Based on James Daly’s GamesRadar+ review.

Grounded 2 launches in early access with big improvements like buggies and the omni-tool, but Creative mode feels thin for now. It’s a solid step forward, but still a work in progress.

Nintendo’s new sports experiment, Drag x Drive, delivers motion controls unlike anything before, but IGN says its shallow content may stop it from being more than a niche favorite.

PC Gamer’s latest review calls Mafia: The Old Country a shallow, predictable, and poorly optimised entry that trades ambition for focus but forgets to improve its fundamentals.