XGN

A charming and colorful adventure that trades traditional platforming for playful experimentation and discovery. While some puzzles can become frustratingly unclear, Yoshi’s latest journey shines thanks to its creative ecosystems, adorable presentation, and endlessly cheerful atmosphere.

The best LEGO game in years, even though not as revolutionary as anticipated. Gotham is glorious and the gameplay is smooth. TT Games at their finest.

The Azteks are a welcome addition to the mythology-focused game, bringing a focus on violence and sacrifices to the playingfield. The addon is hampered by technical imperfections though.

An epic journey around the world in true Indy-style, now portable on the Switch 2. Despite some pop-ins and compromises, this offers a full gaming experience that fits right in with the movies.

Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege throws players into a brutal dark fantasy world filled with twisted enemies, fast-paced combat, and haunting environments. The game blends soulslike intensity with stylish action, rewarding skill and patience. Its grim atmosphere, challenging boss fights, and mysterious lore make every victory feel incredibly satisfying and memorable.

The new Supermassive game delivers a tense sci-fi horror story filled with paranoia, tough choices, and cinematic presentation aboard a doomed spaceship. While the scares are less intense than previous entries, the atmosphere and replayable story make it a strong start for the new Dark Pictures season.

Six is back, and this time the nightmare feels bigger and more personal than ever. The VR experience is highly immersive, pulling you into its twisted world. It’s scary, haunting, and adventurous, though during intense moments the controls can feel slightly clunky and break immersion.

Saros turns bullet hell into a ruthless ballet, pushing you to play aggressively or get left behind. Set on a beautiful, hostile and ever-changing planet, it blends intense combat with a mysterious narrative that slowly pulls you in. It’s punishing but addictive.

MOUSE: P.I. For Hire might not generate as much adrenaline as other boomer shooters, but it more than makes up for it with its charm and visual style. The top notch voice acting helps sell this unique blend of shooting, 30's animation and the Noir detective genre.

An asynchronic multiplayer, which you play Single Player is an interesting concept which is executed perfectly. You change the world around you while having to deal with the choices of your predecessor. All that wrapped in a world that is beautiful despite all the plastic pollution.