Indy is back for another adventure and while this new chapter does a lot of things very well, it could have been so much more.
Gearbox's latest is a return to form and a reminder of everything that made its looter shooter so unique, nagging issues aside.
NBA 2K26 delivers sharper on-court gameplay that shines despite the weight of heavy microtransactions holding it back.
A revitalized Be A Pro mode and enhanced presentation elements do wonders for this year's hockey game.
Challenging, frustrating, invigorating, and oh-so fulfilling, Team Cherry's long-awaited sequel is simply a masterpiece in almost every way.
The Bloober Team's latest outing is a trip to places of the past you might not choose to visit. But duty calls, and the Travellers must answer.
A bigger and bolder sequel that ups the spectacle and ambition, though a few lingering flaws keep it from achieving true mechanical perfection.
Forgotten Land gets the polish it always deserved, plus Star Crossed World as a sweet extra.
If you can deal with all the yapping, Reikon Games' newest title offers a fast-paced and solid yet familiar sci-fi shooting experience.
Lost Soul Aside delivers fast and stylish combat that shines brightly, but its weak story and rough edges hold it back from true greatness.
Rogue Factor's action-adventure succeeds in leading players through its brutal world without any guidance, despite some rough edges.
A decent action platformer bursting with nostalgia and charm, Space Adventure Cobra: The Awakening delivers a stylish retro ride.
The Prince is back in a new time-bending adventure, this time with a rogue-lite twist from the team behind Dead Cells.
Gears of War: Reloaded is a great trip to the past for franchise veterans while newcomers will certainly enjoy its current-gen take on the adventure that started it all.
Drag X Drive offers clever wheelchair basketball motion controls on Switch 2, but bland style and thin content keep it from being a true classic.
Black Myth: Wukong's grand entrance on the Xbox is a satisfying and rewarding experience that's quite easy to recommend.
Midnight Murder Club might have a clever premise for competitive shooting, but repetitive game modes and the lack of a player base holds it back.
Move over, Ragebound. Shinobi is back, and Art of Vengeance cements itself as one of the best action side-scrollers of the year.
With deceptively simple yet involving mechanics, a compelling wordless narrative and a solid emotional core, Herdling is worth playing.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is a faithful, gorgeous remake with modern polish, tighter gameplay, and fun extras.
