Hellraiser: Revival is the first-ever Hellraiser game, and it comes at you razor-sharp. This is a confident, bold horror title, one that feels like it doesn't belong in 2026, and that's what I admire about it the most, despite its shortcomings.
With around 80 hours of content, a story that outclasses the base game and performance that is finally stable, Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen caps Capcom's remarkable 2026 and gives the Arisen the adventure it deserved two years ago.
Order of the Sinking Star looks like a simple stone pusher you'd play on your phone, but behind that modest look hides a huge, clever puzzle adventure that will test your patience as much as your brain.
End of Abyss dresses a punishing Souls-like in Little Nightmares clothing, and while its bosses, level design and atmosphere are superb, an awkward aiming system turns far too many fights into a battle with the controller.
Garfield's colourful dreamworld platformer has charm in its looks, but an overly chatty lead, a mildly annoying camera, and samey levels leave this entire meal tasting a little bland.
Ghost of Ytei is adding a free Last of Us-inspired armor set on October 1, featuring Clicker-like details and unlockable through the new Most Wanted mode.
Minecraft Dungeons II turned a reviewer who had avoided every Minecraft game on principle into a believer, thanks to a surprisingly engaging story, a deep gear system, and combat that turns out to be far more than button-mashing.