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Remedy has channeled its madness and boldness into gameplay that defies the laws of physics. And while the story didn’t quite win me over, it’s in the combat and movement mechanics that the new heart of these Finnish virtuosos truly beats.

Marvel’s Wolverine delivers spectacular and bloody adventures featuring Logan that are all too reminiscent of games from years past, mainly in terms of gameplay mechanics and limited content.

Onimusha is back and ready to claim the highest honors. Content, quality, fun – the full package is right here.

The Blood of Dawnwalker is a game with The Witcher roots, a sandbox feel, but also a unique take on the genre. Its time management system significantly changes the action RPG formula, even if it is something of an unfulfilled promise.

Resonance blends dynamic combat, exploration and solving environmental puzzles. It draws heavily from Tomb Raider, but differs from it in scale and budget. At the same time, you can tell it’s a game from the creators of A Plague Tale.

Can a game that focuses on its story fail in that regard and still keep you glued to the screen for hours? Well... yes. Despite a flood of poorly executed cutscenes, this arcade-style football game manages to deliver a ton of pure fun.

Splatoon Raiders has ditched PvP in favor of single-player or co-op gameplay, and that’s definitely a good thing. I haven’t played a better shooter this year.

A great platformer for Batman fans of all ages. You’ll find plenty of gameplay variety, lots of puzzles, a fun and polished co-op mode, and a ton of love for one of DC Comics’ most iconic heroes.

Forza Horizon 6 is massive, packed with content, and just makes you want to play it. After spending over a dozen hours in virtual Japan, I already know this is my favorite installment in the series.

It’s more beautiful than ever, though its core remains unchanged. It’s still the good old Halo, built around satisfying combat and the use of vehicles on a scale never before seen in single player shooters.