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Previews and first impressions on upcoming games in 2025-2026. We got our hands on it before you: find out what convinced us, and what didn't.
With Masters of Albion, Peter Molyneux returns to what he does best: the god game. A fascinating, vertiginously ambitious project that reopens questions gaming had stopped asking for too long.
Scars of Honor doesn't hide behind timid ambition: it wants to offer a real alternative to World of Warcraft. And surprisingly, that's not completely absurd.
Tides of Tomorrow proposes an idea few games dare to explore: seeing another player's actions not as a replay, but as a vision of the future. A groundbreaking mechanic, carried by a studio that knows exactly what it's doing.
On paper it's simple: roguelite, deckbuilding, real-time action. In practice, it's a lot smarter than that. And we got to play it.
Kraken Express arrives with an early access open-world pirate game. Free exploration, naval combat, co-op for up to 4. The 2026 pirate dream might finally be here. Or not. That's the whole point.
Diana, a mysterious little girl, and an astronaut lost in a hostile, warped space universe. Pragmata may be one of Capcom's boldest creations in years.