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Ghost of Yotei Review: Sucker Punch's Samurai Masterpiece
Atsu's revenge saga through 1603 Ezo is the sequel Ghost of Tsushima always deserved. Bigger, bolder, and the best-looking open world on PlayStation 5.
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Action
Hollow Knight: Silksong Review: The Wait Was Worth Every Minute
Team Cherry's seven-year follow-up to Hollow Knight is a bigger, harder, more beautiful Metroidvania that refuses to coast on its predecessor. Hornet takes center stage and owns it.
Strategy
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review: The RPG That Rewrote 2025
Sandfall Interactive's Belle Epoque turn-based RPG swept 9 Game Awards, sold 5 million copies, and redefined what a 30-person studio can deliver. A genuine masterpiece you cannot afford to miss.
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Adventure
Lost and Found Co. Review: The Most Delightful Game of 2026
Lost and Found Co. is a hidden object puzzle adventure of extraordinary warmth, with animations so alive they made me forget I was staring at pixels. Ducky deserves a spot in gaming's hall of charming protagonists.
RPG
Esoteric Ebb Review: The Best CRPG Since Disco Elysium
Esoteric Ebb is a stunning debut CRPG from Christoffer Bodegard — funnier than Disco Elysium, mechanically sharper than most of its peers, and home to one of gaming's great goblin companions.
RPG
Nioh 3 Review: Team Ninja's Masterpiece Finally Arrives
Nioh 3 is the action RPG Team Ninja was always building toward — a brutal, deep, and surprisingly expansive Sengoku adventure that cements the series among the genre's elite.
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RPG
Elden Ring: Nightreign Review: A Bold Co-op Gamble
FromSoftware's roguelike co-op spinoff transforms Elden Ring's combat into a time-pressured 45-minute gauntlet where squads of three race against an encroaching darkness. It's inventive and addictive when you've got the right teammates, but solo players and those without a dedicated group will find themselves frustrated.
RPG
Monster Hunter Wilds Review: An Epic Leap Forward
Monster Hunter Wilds represents a bold evolution of Capcom's legendary franchise, seamlessly merging open-world exploration with the addictive combat that defined the series. Despite significant performance issues on PC, the game's refined mechanics, stunning monster designs, and unexpectedly emotional narrative make it one of the best Monster Hunter experiences ever created.
High On Life 2 Review: Talking Guns Return
Squanch Games' sequel brings skateboarding traversal, bigger hub worlds, and the same relentless humor.
Tomb Raider Mobile Review: Netflix Adventure
Crystal Dynamics delivers a surprisingly competent mobile Tomb Raider experience through Netflix Games, with touch-optimized traversal, classic puzzle design, and a campaign that.
RPG
Lords of the Fallen Review: Dual-Realm Soulslike
Hexworks' ambitious Soulslike introduces a brilliant dual-realm mechanic that makes exploration genuinely thrilling, but excessive enemy density and pacing problems in the back half drag.
Platformer
Super Mario Wonder Switch 2 Review
Nintendo's enhanced port adds Rosalina, Koopalings, Bellabel Park multiplayer, and Dual Badges to an already outstanding platformer. The definitive way to experience 2D Mario magic.
