Great graphics and sound, top-notch AI, wonderfully entertaining dialog, and an impressive variety of gameplay all make this one of the best games of the year.

I was looking forward to a solid single-player campaign when I bought it, so I was quite disappointed to find it only had a multiplayer feature that didn't appeal to me.

The game design and gameplay are extremely poor, the control is the worst, you spin out very easily, and the tracks it offers have no detail at all. Having played on many F1 games, this is definitely not the one to go for.

If you're looking for a real-time strategy title that takes a look at modern-day warfare in a realistic fashion, Real War Rogue States is probably about as good as you're going to get.

Playing Revolution is like driving a Lamborghini that's been torn apart and reassembled by a blindfolded mechanic: it's cheap, and the engine runs, but I wouldn't recommend you get behind the wheel, because there's bound to be some important parts left out.

Zoo Tycoon Marine Mania offers many new things for people to do, and that, combined with solid visuals, makes the expansion pack lots of fun and educational for the whole family to play.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered is an exceptional experience from beginning to end, uniting its gameplay and narrative into a cohesive unit while also delivering some of the best writing and acting seen in a video game to date. It is undeniably one of the best games I’ve ever played.

We had high expectations for Tempest Rising, and the game largely fulfilled them. The real-time spectacle looks top-notch and evokes fond memories of the halcyon days of Command & Conquer. By blending old-school RTS brilliance with the power of modern technology, Tempest Rising delivers a nostalgic yet fresh experience for everyone. It looks great, plays even better, and hits all the right notes. It is, quite simply, the RTS revival we’ve been waiting for.

Sniper Elite Resistance may not innovate much on the series' standard blueprint, but it's still a challenging, rewarding, and deeply satisfying adventure. The expanded X-ray kill cam remains a gruesome highlight, offering unmatched tactical feedback. With intricate level designs that encourage creative stealth, it proves that the franchise's core formula is still a blast to play

Immortal Pillars is a great addition to Age of Mythology Retold, finally giving the Chinese pantheon its due. New units and God Powers radically shake things up on the battlefield, and while the new campaign is a tad short, the presentation quality and level variety make it well worth playing.

Rise of the Rōnin delivers a near-perfect samurai open-world RPG experience, deeply satisfying the craving for strategic combat and player choice. The game's dense and rewarding combat system and story is a standout, offering exciting missions and a tight overall experience that feels incredibly polished. While the open world and NPC interactions have minor missteps, these are easily overshadowed by the game's core strengths, making it a truly gratifying adventure for fans of the genre.

Dragon Age The Veilguard represents an unforgivable betrayal of the series' legacy, delivering a hollow, soulless experience that dismantles every pillar of what once defined BioWare's RPG mastery. The story is uninspiring and boring, and the gameplay feels like a repetitive slog; in the end, the entire game feels like an obliteration rather than an evolution.

Stars In the Trash is not the game to play to finish. It is an experience to have and let is consume you with everything it has in store. It is very short, but it's a piece of art, you can see that it's a love project from the developers. And you don't see a game made like that every day. And the overall experience was Amazing

This is just another failed attempt to take the Black Ops saga back to its roots by adding things that nobody asked for. It's just another game in the franchise that misses the opportunity to impress the traditional gamer who is just looking for a decent game to enjoy for a while.