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While it could be seen as the developer losing faith in what they accomplished with the 4th and 5th entries, it can’t be denied that it makes for a fun & bloody good time.

FC 27 introduces clear changes to its gameplay, with a slower pace and a greater reliance on manual defending, alongside new additions such as The Grounds and notable improvements to Ultimate Team. However, these improvements are not without their issues, most notably the limited scope of some of the new activities and the continued presence of technical bugs that can affect the outcomes of competitive matches.

Gorgeous and inventive, and nostalgic with its VHS-filtered anime aesthetic, this game is a delight from start to finish and a must-try for Switch 2 owners.

While the CRTV is underutilized and the stealth is infuriating, the rest of the game excels in various arenas such as environmental story telling and instilling a real sense of dread, with wonderful puzzles and an intriguing cast of characters.

Funcom delivers a deep survival game on PS5. The addition of a solo mode and a year of updates make Arrakis worth exploring, even if it demands a massive time investment.

Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve feels like the franchise’s final form, offering an experience that feels both familiar and fresh. It brings together the very best elements the series has to offer.

Great graphics, amazing music, quests that are interesting and add to the lore, and a world brimming with life and secrets. While the battle system might get tiring and the cutscenes might not be the sickest, it’s not enough to diminish one of the year’s best games.

Bit Reactor delivers the Star Wars strategy game fans have been waiting for. It features deep, challenging tactical combat and great customization, though it is slightly held back by technical issues and repetitive battle music.

The game takes what we saw in Three Houses to a new level with several playable and non-playable characters whose fates interweave, a dizzying list of activities to take part in, a deep battle system to sink your teeth in taking part over several time periods. The more you engage with, the more it rewards you.

Insomniac delivers another good Marvel game, this time set in a linear series of missions, combining awesome visuals with a brutal fighting system with some stealth. Lack of freedom and a story that is merely ok bring it down a bit.