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Wings of Theve is a fantastic game worthy of a series that has been going strong for 30 years. With its striking visuals, immersive sense of warfare, and well-written characters, I can confidently say that it manages to take the series one step further in every respect.

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Not every metroidvania has to be frustratingly difficult; we need games like Well Dweller that manage to appeal to everyone. It tells a great story through equally great presentation, with a cast of incredibly lovable characters, while making excellent use of metroidvania mechanics.

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Remedy has managed to create fun mechanics in a genre they are trying for the first time. When you add in the story, which continues from the first game, the result is a really great experience. I just wish the combat encounters in the second half of the game had been less repetitive...

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EA FC 27, as always, has saved its biggest improvements for Ultimate Team. However, the addition of The Grounds alone is a groundbreaking step for EA. If this step is followed by the integration of at least a single-player game mode, the future of FC games could start to make much more sense for a far wider audience.

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Another Eden Begins takes the time-travel concept and tones it down quite a bit, instead putting the power of friendship at the heart of what is otherwise a classic JRPG. Its chain attack system and the Valor concept also add some much-needed life to the battles. The fact that New Game+ opens up new possibilities fits the game's core concept surprisingly well, too. For JRPG fans, it promises plenty of enjoyable hours.

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The Logan I know was always the best at what he does. This Wolverine, however, doesn't even know what he's doing, and somehow manages to stick his nose into things he knows nothing about and ruin those too.

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A gloomy fantasy RPG that clearly wears its passion on its sleeve. Its creative card-based mechanics are pretty addictive, too…

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Although its artistic direction and gameplay are both a lot of fun, the fact that it never properly explains why any of this is happening unfortunately keeps Orbitals from becoming a truly memorable game. That said, I think the team has a very bright future ahead of them. If they don't hit the jackpot this time, I'm sure they'll knock it out of the park next time.

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Bringing two major Metal Gear games to the present day, especially freeing MGS4 from being confined to a single console, is fantastic. Now you can play the entire series from start to finish on modern platforms and bid it a heartfelt farewell. Even just for MGS4, it's a package worth buying; I think it's worth taking advantage of this opportunity.

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Successfully tapping into the Uncharted vein, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy takes you on a fantastic 12-13 hour adventure around the Aegean islands.

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Onimusha's return was significant in its own right. But the real value of Way of the Sword lies in the fact that it doesn't simply bring the Onimusha name back. Capcom understood what made the series so beloved and has blended those qualities with the evolution of modern action game design.

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Fails to live up to its potential and the expectations created by being associated with The Witcher series, but one I could recommend giving a chance during a quieter period.

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 has finally been tidied up enough.

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A fantastic survival horror game that applies the Resident Evil formula brilliantly and manages to stand toe-to-toe with the genre's best. A must-play for fans of the genre and Lovecraft enthusiasts alike!

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The duo behind Tormentum have once again showcased their artistic talent, delivering an immersive, intriguing, and visually distinctive game that truly stands out. They’ve managed to preserve what made the first game so good while building upon it and taking things even further.

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While it’s not bad as a remake, it has a short runtime and lack of enough content to modernize the original design hold it back.

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I believe it's a substantial, must-play expansion that brings Eternal fans and those who prefer The Dark Ages together on common ground.

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The combat is decent, making it a dungeon crawler that's worth playing for its mechanics alone. But it doesn't have anything that really sets it apart from the competition. So why not just play Sunderfolk instead?

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If you're still craving that World Cup atmosphere, it looks like you're going to stay hungry for a while. Because Copa City isn't the game that's going to satisfy that craving. Then again, it's not exactly a finished game either...

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Denshattack is here to add joy to summer evenings. Starting with a simple premise "You're a train, but you can also act like a skateboard", its mechanics progress and its fast-paced gameplay make it a fully-fledged entertainment package.

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