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15. Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
One of the most iconic stealth games ever made is back, completely rebuilt in Unreal Engine 5 with stunning detail, modern controls, and all the drama of the Cold War original. Whether you're replaying a classic or stepping into Snake’s boots for the first time, this is the definitive way to experience the legend. | © Konami
14. Gradius Origins
Gradius Origins packs 18 versions of 7 classic arcade shooters, including the home debut of Gradius III AM Show Version. With save states, rewind, and training modes, it’s the ultimate way to revisit Konami’s legendary space series. | © Konami
13. MakeRoom
MakeRoom is a cozy sandbox builder where you design tiny dream spaces using over 1,000 objects and full creative freedom. From vampire dens to cat cafes, every diorama is yours to shape, decorate, and share – complete with custom furniture, pets, and even mop-up tools for a lived-in touch. | © Kenney
12. Mafia: The Old Country
Mafia: The Old Country takes the series back to its bloody roots in 1900s Sicily, where loyalty, violence, and ambition drive a young Enzo Favara into the heart of the mob. With gritty combat, period-authentic weapons, and a rich, cinematic world, this is a classic crime saga built for a new generation. | © Hangar 13
11. Drag X Drive
Drag X Drive turns wheelchair basketball into a neon-lit, high-energy showdown with motion-controlled gameplay and slick trick shots. With Joy-Cons mimicking real wheelchair movement and arenas built for ramps, rams, and dunks, it’s a wild new spin on competitive sports. | © Nintendo
10. Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar
Story of Seasons: Grand Bazaar remakes the 2008 classic with a fresh new look, bringing charming visuals and modern polish to the cozy farming sim. Grow crops, raise animals, and sell your goods at the weekly bazaar – it’s a relaxing life with just the right amount of hustle. | © Marvelous
9. Bendy: Lone Wolf
Bendy: Lone Wolf drops you into a creepy, ever-changing cartoon nightmare as Boris fights to survive the horrors of Joey Drew Studios. With monsters around every corner and the Ink Demon on your trail, it’s a tense, ink-soaked game of survival, stealth, and strategy. | © Joey Drew Studios
8. Is This Seat Taken?
Is This Seat Taken? is a charming logic puzzle game where your task is simple: seat everyone just right to make them happy. With quirky characters, cozy vibes, and zero pressure, it’s like playing matchmaker at a never-ending dinner party. | © Poti Poti Studio
7. Shinobi: Art Of Vengeance
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance revives the classic ninja action in slick 2D style, with hand-drawn visuals and fast, fluid combat. Step into the sandals of Joe Musashi as you slice through enemies, master ninja arts, and seek revenge for your fallen clan. | © Lizardcube
6. Lost Soul Aside
Lost Soul Aside throws you into a sleek, high-speed action RPG where combat is fast, flashy, and brutal. As Kaser fights to save his sister’s soul from interdimensional invaders, you’ll take on towering bosses and unravel a cosmic threat in a world torn apart. | © UltiZeroGames
5. The House of the Dead 2: Remake
The House of the Dead 2: Remake brings the cult-classic rail shooter back to life with upgraded visuals, smoother controls, and all the cheesy horror fans remember. It’s pure arcade zombie mayhem, reimagined for modern consoles but still gloriously over the top. | © MegaPixel Studio
4. Madden 26
After years of missed potential, Madden 26 feels like EA’s make-or-break moment with fans demanding smarter gameplay, better visuals, and a real NFL experience. This year's release promises to fix what’s broken, ditch the copy-paste formula, and finally give the community the football game it’s been asking for. | © EA Sports
3. Senua's Saga: Hellblade II
After years of waiting, Senua’s journey finally continues with jaw-dropping visuals, brutal combat, and some of the best acting you’ll find in a game. It’s slower and more fragmented than the original, but still delivers powerful moments that make the long trek through Iceland’s haunted wilds worth it. | © Ninja Theory
2. Sword Of The Sea
From the creators of Journey and ABZÛ comes a stunning sand-surfing adventure where you ride a Hoversword across shifting dunes and ancient ruins. Equal parts meditative and exhilarating, it’s a spiritual quest wrapped in jaw-dropping art and smooth, skateboard-inspired movement. | © Giant Squid Studios
1. Gears Of War: Reloaded
Gears of War: Reloaded is a gritty shooter that defined a generation, is back, remastered in 4K, running at 120 FPS, and fully cross-platform for the first time ever. Whether you’re reliving the brutal campaign or diving into multiplayer with friends across console and PC, Reloaded is Gears at its best. | © Sumo Digital
