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Weapons of all kinds, gadgets, and locations brimming with possibilities form the foundation of a story that excels in every aspect. Marcus and Dom return alongside old and new acquaintances in a prequel that feels fresh and invigorating. The story of Kalona’s downfall on E-Day serves as the starting point for a war-torn odyssey filled with unique situations, memorable scenes, and the feeling of experiencing an iconic moment in a saga that, for many, is a must-play. Gears of War: E-Day marks a turning point for the Xbox catalog with a console and PC exclusive that’s determined to raise the bar for Microsoft.

Minecraft Dungeons II offers a fun, addictive, and highly accessible experience, with satisfying progression, solid combat, and polished visuals, although it feels too similar and repetitive compared to its predecessor.

Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve breaks the mold of the series with an installment that excels in every aspect. A deep, highly replayable single-player campaign, top-notch performance and visuals, and rock-solid gameplay form the foundation of a game that stands out for its variety. A wealth of aircraft, parts, and unlockables are complemented by a highly entertaining online multiplayer mode packed with rewards for those of us who never want to leave the cockpit. The icing on the cake is the music by Ryo Watanabe, featuring Keiki Kobayashi, and a story by Sunao Katabuchi that will leave a lasting impression. The only downside? It doesn’t include Spanish voice acting

EA Sports FC 27 is a largely iterative entry that improves its gameplay and expands its game modes with new features such as The Grounds and a more comprehensive Career Mode.

Well Dweller masterfully blends dark fantasy with fable, and its exquisite level design, combined with simple yet captivating combat, is sure to win over any Metroidvania fan in no time.

Silent Hill Townfall is cryptic, tense, and makes excellent use of the first-person perspective while staying true to the series. Simple combat and challenging puzzles highlight an experience that, despite its ups and downs, will leave Silent Hill fans satisfied.

Control: Resonant is Remedy at its finest: strange, ambitious, and hard to compare to anything else. Its fantastic hack-and-slash gameplay takes a while to reveal its full potential and can feel somewhat repetitive at times, but it ultimately delivers frantic, flexible, and incredibly addictive combat. Its extraordinary mobility, the strength of its narrative, and a Manhattan capable of creating one-of-a-kind images and sensations make this sequel one of the most unique games of the year.

After being announced as a survival MMO, Dune: Awakening arrives on consoles with a much more comprehensive offering that includes a single-player mode packed with narrative content. An open world that’s just as enjoyable solo as it is with friends, allowing us to tailor the gameplay experience to our preferences to embark on a great adventure in the legendary Arrakis. Building, crafting, and combat come together in a grand adventure that offers a breath of fresh air amid the avalanche of AI-generated drivel threatening to bury us. It may not be a triple-A title, but Funcom’s work once again delivers a game in which the setting and the care taken with the franchise that inspired it are the cornerstones of the experience.

Following in the footsteps of Three Houses, Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave features a four-protagonist structure, though it suffers from some pacing issues in the first half. Fortunately, once it overcomes those hiccups and returns to being a true Fire Emblem game, it delivers some of the best battles in the entire franchise, all set against the most spectacular and varied backdrop the series has seen to date.

Insomniac never disappoints when it comes to superheroes. Their take on Wolverine isn't afraid to get his claws dirty, and he proves that through a highly responsive, bloody, and visceral combat system. The limited side content and a few pacing issues in the story don't detract from Logan's strong solo debut in PS5.