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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.
A survivor that grafts the endless progression of incremental games onto the Vampire Survivors formula. Limitless Survivor isn't just a clone, it's a clever hybrid.
Commanding three Luminas at once against hordes of Parasites in a voxel world. Luminas Parasite Reign bets on duo combos and synergies to stand out.
After the TCG shop, the kebab place, the fast food and the corner store, here comes the whole mall in co-op. Mall Together thinks big, but what does it really bring that's new?
Yet another shop simulator in the TCG lineage, this time around model kits. But between hobby basket and build table, this one brings enough not to be just a clone.
Farming a floating island in pixel art, combining crops, animals and helpers before the landlord claims his rent. Oceanic Rails is an adorable, time-devouring farming roguelike.
Draft heroes, stack copies to level them up and discover delirious synergies. Some of You May Die is a roguelike autobattler that devours the hours.
Nintendo turns its multiplayer saga into a solo PvE looter-shooter on Switch 2. A risky bet, but the loot-and-progression loop grabs you and won't let go.
A franchise built on martial arts that finally becomes a fighting game. Avatar Legends bets on its per-character Flow system, and it lands hard.
Five wind-up bunnies cranking their spring to survive a carnival monster. Carnival Hunt reinvents the 5v1 with its noisy key to manage.