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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.
Plug in a real USB controller and learn actual mixing techniques transferable to real gear. DJ Life Simulator is more a disguised tutorial than a game, and that's its best asset.
Recruit gladiators, equip them and climb the divisions in an alternate Rome. Ludus Magnatus holds a golden concept, but its execution stays that of a diligent little indie.
A hand-painted exploration platformer about anxiety and inner demons. Scarlet Deer Inn is so beautiful and so well-thought that you forgive it for being more contemplative than playful.
Pixel art, a 100% player-driven economy, loot dungeons in co-op: Soulbound smells of 2000s MMOs. But between the bullet-heaven and a true Ragnarok heir, there's a world.
Another cozy retail sim? Yes, but this one has a cat, puns on book titles and rare books that grant powers. 95% positive reviews don't lie.
A spiritual successor to G-Police, in a loading-free dystopian open world, with VR and insane graphics. The ambition is exhilarating. The budget of an indie studio, a little less so.
Another funny co-op game with friends? Yes, but this one is cast by voice. Meowgic sets your buddies' tails on fire by shouting into the mic, and for once, the mechanic changes everything.
A sci-fi RTS/RPG made by StarCraft pros, with mercenary factions and support heroes. Will it dethrone the king? No. But it's the best reason to fire up an RTS in ten years.
Assemble your carriages to build your hand, aim at the gaps to trigger chain reactions: Fogpiercer grafts tactical positioning onto the deckbuilder. We love the genre, and here it renews itself.