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Revelations masterfully combines the crushing brutality of The Dark Ages with DOOM Eternal’s speed and verticality, delivering one of the deepest and most exhilarating combat systems in the franchise. Despite a slow start and some uneven endgame progression, this is DOOM at its most refined, and proof that the Slayer still has plenty of Hell left to conquer.

Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is the perfect way to live for the first time (or even replay) one of the best JRPG of its generation. It looks and feels better than ever, in portable mode has great performance and decent battery life and the new vehicle is optional, so you can choose to use it for moving faster or to ignore it to experience the game as it was intended originally.

Codemasters got their way and gained something highly valuable: time. This update added the content needed to satisfy the appetite for an F1 game featuring the 2026 season, and the result is solid—even with some limitations regarding the game modes available with the current teams and regulations. It is an offering aimed at the most dedicated F1 enthusiasts, and if that describes you, you won't be disappointed. While all eyes are on the revamped F1 27, there is still plenty of racing and competition to be had in the coming months.

Halo: Campaign Evolved is a visually stunning but deeply misguided remake. Its breathtaking environments, modernized mechanics, and new missions breathe fresh life into several iconic moments, yet its creative direction repeatedly overlooks what made the original a masterpiece. Simplified combat, excessive guidance, questionable level redesigns, inconsistent performances, and the absence of multiplayer undermine Halo’s distinctive identity. Rather than preserving Combat Evolved’s timeless design, this remake changes too much without understanding why certain elements should have remained untouched. It looks like Halo, but too often fails to feel like it.

Splatoon Raiders successfully transforms Salmon Run into a full-fledged PvE adventure. Its addictive progression, satisfying combat loop, and rewarding customization make it one of Nintendo's most compelling multiplayer experiences. While repetitive environments and a less memorable soundtrack prevent it from reaching perfection, this spin-off proves that expanding a great idea can be just as exciting as creating a new one.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is an incredibly fun fighting game that shines thanks to its outstanding combat system, its faithful adaptation of the franchise,and its deep mechanics. While the campaign could have been better and the overall content is fairly limited, fans of the genre will find a highly rewarding experience. That said, it's also a very demanding game that requires dedication, time, and effort to truly master.

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced accomplishes the seemingly impossible: it modernizes what many consider a near-perfect game with more epic naval battles, expanded story content, revamped visuals and a host of quality-of-life improvements. The combat and stealth systems still aren't perfect and leave room for improvement, this ambitious remake instantly reminded us why Edward Kenway's adventure remains, and always will be, one of the most beloved entries among Assassin's Creed fans.

Rhythm Heaven Groove doesn't reinvent Nintendo's beloved rhythm series, but it doesn't need to. Packed with hilarious minigames, outstanding music, and deceptively challenging gameplay, it's a joyful return that proves simple mechanics can still create unforgettable experiences. While some extra modes feel underdeveloped, the core rhythm action remains as addictive as ever.

LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight upholds the high standards of this particular series and stands as one of the best examples of adapting a franchise into the world of colorful bricks. Its flaws are minor and do not detract from the gameplay experience. Designed for the whole family, the game will entertain and thrill you—at times making you forget it’s a parody—so you’ll be ready to kick some villainous butt and serve as Gotham City’s guardian with plenty of attitude (and even the "Batitwist").

Star Fox returns after 10 years with a remake that respects everything that made Star Fox 64 special. The game adds new story scenes, more character development, and great graphics. The gameplay feels familiar, smooth, and fun, making every trip through the Lylat System exciting. Some classic moments are missing and the co-op mode is limited, but this is a great tribute to a beloved Nintendo adventure and a strong return for the franchise.