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Nioh 3 demands care, planning, and patience – and gives immense satisfaction in the form of a brutal but engrossing adventure in return

Highguard is an unusual combination of first-person shooter trends from the last decade, making for a game that is hard to define.

Cairn is a zen, meditative survival game defined by the intentionality of its movement and the way you interact with its world.

Code Vein 2 feels like the first post-Elden Ring Soulslike to try something of a similar scale, and has inventive combat moves - but it's made too many compromises to get there.

Trails Beyond the Horizon iterates on the excellent hybrid action and turn-based combat that's defined the last few entries.

Skate Story is a beautiful and unique skateboarding game with great, stylized visuals and interesting characters.

Although retreading a familiar nostalgic path, Octopath Traveler 0 improves its JRPG formula.

Sleep Awake has a great premise and certainly knows its creepy imagery, even if it doesn't all come together.

Metroid Prime 4 comes close to greatness, but it slips through psychic fingers.

With some very good puzzles, a solid story, and a consistently strong atmosphere, Routine is doing anything but going through the motions.

Marvel Cosmic Invasion finally gives the comic icons the beat 'em up they've so-long deserved.

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Kirby Air Riders is perhaps an ideal video game in that it's easy to overlook its flaws because it's just fun enough to play over and over again.

Demonschool is an approachable tactical RPG with a radioactive amount of style and flair.

Morsels' gnarly, grimy visuals pair well with a dreamy VHS visual style – you'll immediately be hooked or feel a little sick.

Dispatch might be the best superhero TV show of the year, even though it's a game.

Some of Where Winds Meet's many minigames and stealth systems could use a polish, but it doesn't Suck-iro – this martial arts action-RPG is well worth your time.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is a highly ambitious FPS that delivers on its promise to be the biggest Black Ops ever, wearing its psy-op weirdness proudly, but is an uneven package overall.

Possessor(s) takes a good story idea and builds its world well, then stretches it far too thinly over a mundane, buggy, and depressing Metroidvania template.