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Gears of War: E-Day takes the series back to Emergence Day and the beginning of the Locust War through the eyes of Marcus Fenix and Dom Santiago. The campaign shows a peaceful city gradually turning into a devastated war zone while revealing the origins of several iconic elements of the series. Familiar cover-based combat has been refined with smoother movement and faster encounters, while multiplayer remains close to the classic formula and adds the more dynamic Horde Siege mode. Combined with impressive Unreal Engine 5 visuals, E-Day is a very good return to the roots of Gears of War.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt remains one of the greatest open-world RPGs ever made, and this Remastered version gives it a welcome modern touch. Improved visuals, lighting, animations, combat, progression and quality-of-life features make returning to the Continent a joy, while the complete package includes both excellent expansions. A few technical issues and visual glitches remain, but they do little to diminish an exceptional RPG experience.

This strategy game, featuring a classic Warcraft aesthetic, offers a distinctive gameplay experience with semi-automated battles and a wide range of army upgrades. The concept is simple, yet the gameplay—combining semi-automated combat with upgrades—is engaging.

Minecraft Dungeons II builds on the simple and accessible action RPG foundation of the original, moving beyond its mostly self-contained, procedurally assembled missions with a more connected world, deeper exploration, expanded equipment, new build options and, of course, co-op support. It still keeps things deliberately lighter than more hardcore ARPGs, focusing instead on a relaxing and immediately enjoyable experience that is considerably richer and more expansive than the original.

For every modern combat aviation enthusiast, living out your own Top Gun story is surely the dream. Ace Combat 8 fulfils this dream to perfection — not just through excellent action, but also thanks to its story and characters. Just remember to don a pair of oversized aviator sunglasses every now and again to overlook the graphical flaws.

EA Sports FC 27 delivers a polished and enjoyable football experience with improved defending, physics, animations, career mode and the new The Grounds. The presentation and atmosphere remain excellent, but goalkeepers, defender switching and some bugs can be frustrating. Ultimately, it feels more like a solid evolution than a major upgrade, making the full-price purchase harder to justify for players coming from FC 26.

Diablo IV: Age of Hatred Collection brings the complete Diablo IV experience to Switch 2, including the base game and both expansions. It is a substantial package with plenty of content for newcomers, while cross-progression makes it easy to continue playing across different platforms. The Switch 2 version runs well and offers a choice between 30fps Quality and 40fps Performance modes, though the lack of 60fps and always-online requirement are notable drawbacks. Overall, it is a solid way to experience the current version of Diablo IV on a handheld.

A solid collection of Alien Breed classics with useful historical material and several modern additions, but its incomplete lineup and uneven presentation keep it from becoming the definitive celebration of the series.

Dinosaur-themed RTS—featuring base-building and defense against massive hordes of aggressors in the style of They Are Billions—arrives in full force. While the factions are similar and the dinosaurs occasionally get stuck, there is no risk of boredom.

NASCAR 26 delivers an authentic and accessible stock car racing experience with a wealth of licensed content, excellent presentation and a great new learning mode. The career is deep and entertaining, but remains largely unchanged from the previous game, while the shallow online offering and limited improvements make this feel more like an evolution than a true new season.