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Denshattack is the kind of experience that reminds you why you love video games so much. From its wild concept and masterful, constantly surprising level design to its five-star soundtrack, this title from Undercoders is undoubtedly one of the year's best surprises and a standout release of Summer 2026.

While the new bonus campaign falls short of expectations, Halo: Campaign Evolved reassures us of Halo Studios' genuine desire to do justice to the cult FPS originally created by Bungie. This Unreal Engine 5 overhaul delivers stunning visuals and welcome additions to both gameplay and features. Would we have liked the reimagining to go even further? Yes! Halo remains a good game, but its greatest strengths have lost some of their luster after 25 years, while its fundamental flaws stand out—in 2026—like a Flood infection form right in the middle of a face.

While the new bonus campaign falls short of expectations, Halo: Campaign Evolved reassures us of Halo Studios' genuine desire to do justice to the cult FPS originally created by Bungie. This Unreal Engine 5 overhaul delivers stunning visuals and welcome additions to both gameplay and features. Would we have liked the reimagining to go even further? Yes! Halo remains a good game, but its greatest strengths have lost some of their luster after 25 years, while its fundamental flaws stand out—in 2026—like a Flood infection form right in the middle of a face.

While the new bonus campaign falls short of expectations, Halo: Campaign Evolved reassures us of Halo Studios' genuine desire to do justice to the cult FPS originally created by Bungie. This Unreal Engine 5 overhaul delivers stunning visuals and welcome additions to both gameplay and features. Would we have liked the reimagining to go even further? Yes! Halo remains a good game, but its greatest strengths have lost some of their luster after 25 years, while its fundamental flaws stand out—in 2026—like a Flood infection form right in the middle of a face.

It is rare to change one’s mind between the preview and the final review. Yet, that is exactly what happened with Splatoon Raiders. It is not just after an hour and a half of play, but rather over the long haul, that this first entry in the franchise—exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2—reveals its full potential. By adopting the conventions of Borderlands-style "shooter-looters," Splatoon Raiders delivers an addictive adventure driven by varied levels, a satisfying sense of progression, and gameplay that is more exhilarating than ever. With a wealth of customization options, there is something here for everyone as they tackle the many demanding challenges this content-rich experience has to offer. Now, I hope Nintendo gives *Splatoon Raiders* the same level of ongoing support seen with Splatoon *, ensuring this excellent foundation continues to receive regular updates.

Despite significant flaws, Palworld remains an excellent survival game and a great distillation of the best the genre has to offer: it is addictive, clever, and at times even surprising. It is a shame, however, that PocketPair failed to inject that extra touch of soul the game has sorely lacked since the start of its early access period.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced succeeds in its mission to modernize the game's presentation, yet struggles to hide the aging cracks in its core open-world formula. The pirate immersion in the heart of the Caribbean is fantastic, elevated by a cast of supporting characters—both new and returning—who remain as engaging as ever. However, a camera that often goes haywire during combat, occasionally tedious repetition in the action, and a lack of improvements to the main campaign prevent this first remake from reaching true greatness—at least for now. That said, Black Flag Resynced did succeed in making me imagine what a remake of Altaïr’s or Ezio’s adventures might look like, and I would certainly love to revisit those eras with this level of polish. This new version offers a great summer adventure for newcomers and a sweet dose of nostalgia for veterans. But if you are already burnt out on the Assassin’s Creed formula, Resynced isn't going to be the game that redeems it for you.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced succeeds in its mission to modernize the game's presentation, yet struggles to hide the aging cracks in its core open-world formula. The pirate immersion in the heart of the Caribbean is fantastic, elevated by a cast of supporting characters—both new and returning—who remain as engaging as ever. However, a camera that often goes haywire during combat, occasionally tedious repetition in the action, and a lack of improvements to the main campaign prevent this first remake from reaching true greatness—at least for now. That said, Black Flag Resynced did succeed in making me imagine what a remake of Altaïr’s or Ezio’s adventures might look like, and I would certainly love to revisit those eras with this level of polish. This new version offers a great summer adventure for newcomers and a sweet dose of nostalgia for veterans. But if you are already burnt out on the Assassin’s Creed formula, Resynced isn't going to be the game that redeems it for you.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced succeeds in its mission to modernize the game's presentation, yet struggles to hide the aging cracks in its core open-world formula. The pirate immersion in the heart of the Caribbean is fantastic, elevated by a cast of supporting characters—both new and returning—who remain as engaging as ever. However, a camera that often goes haywire during combat, occasionally tedious repetition in the action, and a lack of improvements to the main campaign prevent this first remake from reaching true greatness—at least for now. That said, Black Flag Resynced did succeed in making me imagine what a remake of Altaïr’s or Ezio’s adventures might look like, and I would certainly love to revisit those eras with this level of polish. This new version offers a great summer adventure for newcomers and a sweet dose of nostalgia for veterans. But if you are already burnt out on the Assassin’s Creed formula, Resynced isn't going to be the game that redeems it for you.

A little over two years after the game's release, Granblue Fantasy Relink: Endless Ragnarok stands out as a model of generosity and an essential expansion for action-RPG enthusiasts. By intelligently tweaking the difficulty and introducing the "Chaotic Void" mode, Cygames demonstrates its willingness to listen to the community and address the shortcomings of the original experience. Admittedly, the expansion doesn't eliminate the structural stiffness of the base game, nor its understated storytelling or battles that occasionally clutter the screen. Yet, with its massive roster and colossal amount of content offered at an attractive price, this return to Zegagrande serves as a reminder of just how underrated Granblue Fantasy Relink is. In short, it is a sure bet for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.