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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.
Disguise as an object or hunt the intruders with explosives. A likeable, chaotic prop hunt, but too derivative to leave a lasting mark.
Extraction is the only genre where nailing 99% of a run and dying on the last metre wipes it all. Mistfall Hunter masters that cruelty perfectly.
Sponges on the run on a raft that flips at the slightest slip. A physical, hilarious co-op party game, to savour with friends for eight euros.
Nexon revives its 2005 tactical FPS as free-to-play. The fundamentals are solid, but the Early Access lacks content and personality.
Fishing, hunting, mines, dungeons, monsters: everything that set The Ranchers apart is absent at launch. What remains is merely functional.
Combine animal tiles, stuff them with treats and watch the score explode. A clever, addictive roguelike deckbuilder in the number-go-up lineage.
We expected to rage at the dice. We ended up building them ourselves. Archon Soul makes randomness controllable, and it is fiendishly addictive.
A satirical clicker where you smash piggy banks to survive your debts. The idea lands, the loop hooks, but the whole thing runs out of steam fast.
A survival mode sold standalone for 30 dollars reeked of opportunism. Except the co-op roguelite loop is far more gripping than we expected.