Riders Republic review: Ubisoft Annecy's 64-player sports game mashes seven US parks into one map for biking, skiing and wingsuit. Score: 7.7/10.
Metal Slug Tactics review: Leikir Studio turns run-and-gun into grid-based turn-based tactics with squad combos and base upgrades. Score: 7.9/10.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora review — a Na'vi orphan story with real weight, buried under a checklist open world, RDA rifles, and crafting loops.
Mario Party Superstars review: the 2021 Switch game brings back five N64 boards, 100 minigames and button controls for a greatest-hits run.
RoboCop: Rogue City review: Teyon's FPS-RPG puts Peter Weller back in the visor, trading pure shooting for investigations, citations and moral choices.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II review — Captain Titus, Tyranid hordes, and co-op carnage. A weighty shooter that trades invention for execution. 7.9/10.
Exoprimal pits two squads of five in exosuits against dinosaur hordes, and its class-swapping hook still holds up despite a short, repetitive life.
Need for Speed: Unbound review — Criterion's cel-shaded racer, its Lakeshore City setting, weekly risk cycle, and why it's the series' last game.
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden review: Don't Nod's 2024 action RPG pairs a ghost hunter with his murdered lover's spirit, at a real cost. 7.8/10.
Sand Land is a Toriyama-based action RPG where Beelzebub hunts the Legendary Spring. A good game with rough edges, carried by vehicles and art.
Princess Peach: Showtime! review: Nintendo finally gives Peach the lead role, but ten transformations and shallow combat hold back a gorgeous production.
Visions of Mana review: Square Enix's first mainline Mana game since 2006 brings a strong class system and party, but a story that stalls. Score: 7.6/10.
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