Shubhankar Parijat
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EA Sports FC 27 is uneven with some of its bigger swings, but thanks to some much-needed improvements, it’s one of the series’ stronger entries in recent years nonetheless.
Silent Hill: Townfall hits all the notes you’d want from a Silent Hill game, delivering one of 2026’s best horror games in the process.
For an iterative sequel, Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters isn’t very iterative, and falls in a lot of the same traps that its predecessor did.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is an excellent way for the beloved dormant action franchise to reawaken and once again grab the spotlight.
Asobo Studios attempts something different with its third Plague Tale title, and ends up delivering potentially the series’ best game yet.
Cloud and co.’s sophomore Switch 2 outing comes with some obvious technical cutbacks, but manages to retain its charms nonetheless.
A fresh LEGO Batman adventure that blends charm, nostalgia, and open-world heroics into the Dark Knight comeback fans need.
Forza Horizon 6 doesn’t shake up the series’ formula too much. Nonetheless, it builds on its predecessors’ greatest strengths in a spectacularly crafted open-world recreation of Japan, resulting in an unforgettable racing experience.
Pragmata combines a host of immaculately executed well-worn ideas with a handful of unique and fascinating ones of its own to deliver a thrilling, high-octane sci-fi shooter experience.
Pokemon Pokopia is, very literally, everything you’d expect and want a Pokemon life sim game to be, and a lot more you’d never even known you wanted. Charming, bursting to the seams with personality, and dangerously addictive to near lethal levels, Pokemon Pokopia is arguably the best Pokemon spin-off of all...
With potent scares and thrilling action, Resident Evil Requiem delivers a memorable experience that successfully combines the series’ action and horror sides, while also telling a compelling story that expands the Resident Evil mythos in fascinating ways.
Kirby Air Riders realizes the full potential of its predecessor, delivering a chaotic, colourful and vibrant experience that is not only overflowing with enough content to keep you hooked for dozens of hours, but is unique and enjoyable enough to make sure that you don’t question whether the time you’re...
