This is a game where four people team up in a Humvee, mow down zombies, blow them up, grind through hordes, and enjoy synth music straight out of 1987—all while reliving the frustration of a broken VHS player during a late-night horror binge. For fans of action and nostalgia, that's more than enough.

Apart from the gameplay, which is truly addictive, the greatest value of Pragmata lies in its fantastically realized characters. Although they embody archetypes we've seen many times before, a protector and their companion, they feel so convincingly real that, whether you like it or not, they will draw out more than a few emotions from you.

Appropriately, 'Best In The World' is CM Punk's famous catchphrase—something he's championed throughout his career. This year's game not only puts him on the cover but also dedicates an entire Showcase mode to his legacy, presenting 21 matches that spotlight the most interesting moments from his decades in wrestling.

Right from the start, the game makes it clear that this is a title unafraid to tell its story at a measured pace, with hundreds of interesting side quests and sandbox activities that can offer players hours upon hours of additional gameplay.

Although Timberborn does not look graphically impressive, its unique look and pleasant musical background create a really nice, comfortable atmosphere. Yes, compared to other similar games, Timberborn is fairly simple.

Reanimal is not a long game. For a straightforward campaign run, expect about 6 to 8 hours. If you search for collectibles, additional masks, concept art, or secret endings, it can last 12 to 15 hours. This is an appropriate length for the experience, as extending it much further could lead to fatigue.

Recent Square Enix releases focus on remakes and reimaginings—Final Fantasy Tactics, Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, Octopath Traveler 0, and now Dragon Quest VII Reimagined. Is game design now led by nostalgia more than creativity? Let’s focus on why this trend is happening and what Dragon Quest VII Reimagined delivers.

The only current way to play with others is to join an iRacing community or convince friends to buy the game. Otherwise, you compete solo against lap times, which helps you learn tracks but doesn't deliver a true multiplayer experience.

As you unlock new categories, you get the opportunity to race longer and bigger events. Besides classic multi-lap races, there is also setting the fastest time as in qualifying. If that is not enough for you, you can jump into off-road racing. Yes, that is one of the novelties in the game. Although I support it and it adds a bit more depth, I have the impression that everything was put together in a hurry.

Once popular skateboard, snowboarding, or tennis titles have been pushed to the margins. Even Rockstar Games once managed to surprise us with a table tennis simulation. Today? Well, you have tennis in GTA Online!