DOOM: The Dark Ages reinvents the franchise with a brutal medieval prequel that retains its frenetic core while introducing fresh elements like the Saw Shield (featuring parry mechanics) and epic battles atop dragons or inside towering Titans. Though resolution on Xbox Series S is a weak point, the game shines with a sprawling campaign, secret-packed levels, a pulse-pounding OST, and exquisitely choreographed violence. A must-play for fans and a new benchmark for modern shooters, proving once again that DOOM is eternal.

Although the arrival of MotoGP 25 with Unreal Engine 5 might sound revolutionary, the truth is that this edition aims to maintain the evolutionary line that Milestone has established in its recent titles. Refreshed and updated, the driving dynamics and its smooth 60fps performance make for a delightful experience for two-wheel enthusiasts, while some interesting new features enhance the immersion of career mode. Now, you decide its future, both on and off the track.

Oblivion Remastered modernizes the 2006 classic with Unreal Engine 5 graphics (RTX/DLSS), updated interfaces, and tweaks to combat and progression—yet preserves its core essence, retaining original dialogue, glitches, and gameplay systems. Faithful to the classic experience, it shines visually with meticulously redrawn environments and 4K textures, making it ideal for both newcomers and nostalgic fans eager to relive an RPG adventure just as they remember it.

Bleach: Rebirth of Souls is a game that has bet everything on a gameplay system that evolves the standards of the genre. Its proposal is very attractive at the controls, but it is a bit diluted in terms of content and technical aspect.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage had to face the impossible comparison with Life is Strange, and it managed to surpassed it. Don't Nod's new game is a coming-of-age sci-fi story steeped in nostalgia and featuring the best characters the company has ever written. One of those games that any fan of narrative choice-making adventures can't miss.

Tempest Rising is a great game, perfect for RTS fans. Its PC version delivers solid performance in terms of graphics, gameplay, and optimization. While the quality of enemy AI could be improved, the game draws players in with its engaging army and resource management systems, as well as its narrative, creating a perfect mix that will captivate any fan of the genre.

Lushfoil Photography Sim is the perfect experience for the virtual photography lovers. Locking part of their content behind "side quests" is a questionable choice, but the game delivers what it promises.

Monster Energy Supercross 25 may not align with the mainstream motocross licenses, but it delivers a distinct and engaging experience. Riding on two wheels through evolving tracks of mud and dirt presents a thrilling challenge. While it doesn't stand out technically, its diverse game modes and creative tools make it a haven for motocross fans from across the globe.

The First Berserker: Khazan proves that Neople Studios has perfectly grasped the essence of the Soulslike genre, delivering an experience that honors FromSoftware’s legacy while introducing fresh, dynamic mechanics. With deep, customizable combat, an immersive narrative, and flawless technical execution, the game stands out in a market oversaturated with imitations. Its balance between challenge and accessibility—paired with its dark anime aesthetic and memorable soundtrack—makes it a must-play for genre fans. While it’s too early to discuss awards, The First Berserker: Khazan is shaping up to be one of the year’s most solid and thrilling action titles.

South of Midnight is that game that we all need to play at a certain time. Not because it is an indispensable masterpiece in the catalog of all players. But because it offers a fun proposal, limited and full of pampering that serves to “detoxify” us from that bad habit that the industry has taken of offering us everything bigger and bigger.

Mars Survivor incorporates typical mobile gaming elements into consoles and PC, delivering an accessible simulator focused on "Idle" systems. While its interface isn't fully optimized for these new formats, its automatic combat and simple resource gathering mechanics make it perfect for novice players, though it lacks a genuine survival challenge.

While the catalogue of game modes and the gameplay itself make it the most complete and fun WWE game to date, those who want to enjoy the more competitive or online-focused modes will find the experience unfair due to the abusive microtransactions.

Rebellion's gamble with Atomfall represents a new step in their storytelling approach. Those who enjoyed Generation Zero will know what to expect: a game that offers unique elements designed to immerse players in its compelling narrative. However, it seems that storytelling isn't the only area that needed attention and innovation. The experience is slightly weighed down by clunky combat mechanics—although not quite as much as its technical performance.

Assassin's Creed Shadows is the arrival of the franchise in Japan, and it does it in style with one of the best installments of the franchise. Its story, its gameplay and its graphic and artistic level position it as the best game of the saga since it made the leap to the RPG genre.

Atelier Yumia, making its debut on platforms like Xbox, is the perfect title to get started with the alchemist saga. Featuring a dynamic turn-based combat system with real-time elements, alongside an immersive collection, base-building, and decorating system, the game focuses on exploration and alchemical crafting. Despite a slow start, the expansive open world, unique dungeons, and challenging encounters ensure a relaxing and visually appealing experience, cementing its identity within the series.

Split Fiction is a must-play for anyone who enjoyed It Takes Two. It takes the same formula as It Takes Two and pushes it even further, with much more detailed levels, a greater variety of mechanics between stages, and a story that will leave no one indifferent. Without a doubt, Split Fiction is going to be a strong contender for the GOTY awards this year, and for good reason, there hasn’t been another game that blends so many elements together and achieves what this title does.