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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is charismatic. It may not be the best game in the HD-2D scene, but it's certainly not a bad experience. It's not only another step in the constant evolution that Square Enix began after the release of Octopath Traveler, but it's also an adventure worth experiencing, even if some parts aren't quite as good as many of us would have liked.

Luna Abyss positions itself as an interesting proposition within the first-person shooter genre, especially for its ambition to combine action with a more reflective narrative.

If you want to have a fun time remembering the most iconic moments of the bat, you should definitely try it, since it doesn't matter what generation you're from.

More than 1,200 fully hand-crafted screens speak very clearly about the kind of video game Mina the Hollower is: one made with an incredible amount of passion and love. Thanks to careful planning and even better execution, it arrives as the standout indie title of 2026, one that—just as we’ve seen in the past—can rival any major AAA production. Yacht Club Games is releasing something truly special that we believe should be high on your priority list. Honestly, you can’t imagine the kind of adventure waiting for you, and I’m sure it will be remembered for a long time to come. Not to mention the ridiculously low price at which it’s being sold across various digital storefronts.

007: First Light is one of the best games of the year, there's no doubt about it. While there are a couple of stumbles caused by bugs and the fact that there are some weaker moments in the adventure, it's impossible not to be amazed by the great work that IO Interactive has presented us with this time. While we don't know what will happen in the future, I hope the studio is already developing James Bond's next mission.

Bubsy 4D doesn't feel like a true revival of the character from the 90s. The lack of variety means that after a few minutes it feels like a soulless 3D platformer.

Although it's not the most challenging game in the world, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book makes up for that with levels full of creativity and fun.

Forza Horizon 6 is precisely what we had all been expecting ever since it was revealed, and that is not a bad thing at all. It’s simply impossible to ask that, with every new installment, a series this expensive to produce completely reinvents itself; however, throughout all my hours with the game, I couldn’t stop wondering how difficult it would have been to try changing the game’s structure or some aspects of the design behind its special events, because obviously there’s very little left to change on the core gameplay side within a semi-arcade racing game. Be that as it may, Playground Games’ work definitely has to be considered a victory for Xbox Game Studios, one they undoubtedly need in order to get back on the right track. Do we recommend it? Absolutely. You’re going to have a great time driving through the roads of this beautiful recreation of such a special country as Japan.

In some ways, Kiln is a return to a simpler time. There are no microtransactions or a battle pass trying to monetize your time. Double Fine has created a straightforward experience, which has both positive and negative aspects. However, it's undeniable that Kiln lacks content. While there's a promise of more maps and pottery in the future, at the moment there aren't many reasons to stick with this experience. At this point, Double Fine's work is perfect for Xbox Game Pass. You can jump in, have fun with your friends, and move on with your life without looking back.

Saros is brilliant from every angle, even if it isn’t the bold, risk-taking, and highly innovative bet that Returnal once was. Its highly sophisticated gameplay fits perfectly with a beautiful level design and its entire roguelite structure. On top of that, it presents one of the most visually and audibly impressive titles you can currently find on PS5—without even mentioning its deeply crafted science fiction story that keeps you engaged throughout a surprisingly long runtime. Yes, we’re looking at one of those games that will undoubtedly appear on “best of the year” lists, and it could even earn a spot among those competing for Game of the Year.