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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.
You build a deck, then watch it pilot a space fleet in real time. Flaregate Network crosses Slay the Spire with the RTS, and the marriage holds up surprisingly well.
A gothic farm, potions, two dozen suitors and a coffin to reach before dawn. Moonlight Peaks takes the cozy life sim and tips it over to the night side. It works.
Recruit, train, negotiate contracts, set the tactics and watch your team lift the trophy. Esports Manager 2026 aims for the CS2 coach fantasy. Deep, but still a little cheap.
You've always been the hero who hits. Here you're the healer keeping three idiots alive. Master Healer Kale holds a golden idea, but stops just before digging into it.
Gwent without The Witcher, Hearthstone without ten years of Warcraft: what's left? There Is No Lore answers by stripping the story to keep only the cards. Bold, and often clever.
Since the $331M A24 film, everyone wants their Backrooms game. This one bets on Unreal Engine 5 hyper-realism. Bad call: the blur was the fear.
We clicked for the name. We stayed for the dread. Beso's Shawarma is a 25-minute PSX nightmare in the empty streets of Tbilisi, and it leaves a mark.
We've stocked a card shop, a kebab stand, a supermarket. Now here's a game that does NOTHING but stock shelves. 4,668 products, zero new idea, and we felt every one.
Collect, summon, fuse, mutate, repeat. Auto Dungeon is a roguelite autobattler that turns monster collecting into a chimera laboratory. Fearsome.