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A campaign executed to perfection in terms of both technical aspects and gameplay. A brutal and intense war spectacle featuring the best Gears story to date.

A lovingly crafted collection of the six Amiga titles. While not every game is a classic, the presentation is endearing, and the twin-stick controls significantly improve these aging but groundbreaking shooters.

More story, a brand-new region, and a roguelike mode on top: Sucker Punch has put together a compelling anniversary package.

While it may lack depth in certain areas, it more than delivers where it truly matters: Fortune's Weave is a massive tactical dream featuring a fascinating concept and bursts of highly addictive gameplay.

The question isn't whether The Witcher 3 Remastered can still compete in 2026. The real question is which comparable game of the last ten years can go toe-to-toe with it, and that is a very short list.

An all-around successful sequel featuring meaningful additions and new elements. It impresses with fast-paced gameplay and flexible builds, though it isn't as long as other action RPGs.

When a relic from the dawn of the PlayStation era still feels this fresh in its ninth installment, there’s clearly some magic at work: Despite a few minor flaws, Ace Combat 8 definitively cements the franchise's legendary status.

Speedy and fun arcade racing with stunningly lifelike model cars. The shallow content of the visually impressive open world though makes them lose traction in the long run.

Townfall's strengths lie in characters, exploration and puzzles. It doesn't falter in these disciplines, and everything comes together to create a successful horror trip. Silent Hill: Townfall doesn't reinvent the franchise, but it does enrich the series—which is a genuine achievement given the weight of such a big name.

Control Resonant is Remedy completely off the leash: a beautifully unsettling mindf*ck of brutal action and gleeful gameplay anarchy.