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PC, PS5 and Xbox game reviews in 2025-2026: complete and honest critiques, no inflated scores. We play to the end and tell you everything.
Warcraft shaped my whole childhood. Liquidation openly claims that lineage, so the question is not whether it looks like StarCraft, but whether it is worthy of its real grandfather.
By day you gather votes, by night you slaughter monsters as a cyber mage. A dual-life roguelite with irresistible 2.5D pixel art, despite uneven depth.
The Pokémon studio trying its hand at a souls-like? I did not buy it for a second. Four hours later, I still had not put the controller down.
A sharp retro boomer shooter where you play a legendary dog. 13 levels packed with gags and secrets. Not revolutionary, but fiendishly fun.
An RTS where the workers manage the economy on their own so you can focus on the battle. A breath of fresh air, despite limited depth.
We took it for a slicker FTL. It is actually a noir space simulator, demanding and rare in its richness, where every decision costs you dearly.
An old-school MMO in 2026 is risky. Tidal Nexus Online gets by on its original underwater setting, despite mechanics we know by heart.
The first shooter with playable 3DGS environments and a striking bodycam view. The tech impresses, but the game around it is still a work in progress.
Yet another hacking sim? Not quite. With its 1.0 launch, HackHub adds modding and real multiplayer that finally set it apart from the pack.