Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition takes inspiration from the legendary World Championship series of Nintendo consoles of the past but struggles to present it compellingly in 2024.

Phantom Abyss is finally releasing in 1.0. This speedy parkour game isn’t spectacular but has some potential.

Fast Fusion is arguably the most graphically impressive Switch 2 game, but it won’t give you many reasons to keep coming back.

Make Way is a top choice if you want a party game to play with friends but patchy online matchmaking holds it back from perfection.

Metal Eden offers enjoyable shooting and parkour, but its story disappoints.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds isn’t just the best racing game of the year; it brings a confidence and energy that the genre has rarely seen over the past decade and a half. Here's TRG's full review.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is a slick action-adventure game squashed into two dimensions.

Although Fortnite's Rocket Racing seems to have a charm about it, the experience is fairly lacklustre and it doesn't offer a lot of personality.

Lysfanga: The Time Shift Warrior is a fresh take on the usual hack'n'slash chaotic roguelike, but isn't without faults.

Arcade Archives 2 Ridge Racer isn’t the most feature-rich package out there, but it is an excellent preservation effort.

Slave Zero X is a thrilling 2D platformer with an incredible art style and soundtrack, but it does overstay its welcome.

Mind-bending mechanics and cosmic backdrops deliver an allegory for our collapsing ecosystem and the immensity of nature.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong expands upon the original’s content, but is let down by overall clunkiness and a slow start.

Eternal Strands is a Zelda-cum-Colossus-cum-Monster Hunter action RPG elevated by its unique physics-based magic

Star Wars: Beyond Victory review: this isn't podracing

Ultros marries metroidvanias and environmentalism together in a mysterious and captivating journey.

A surprise late hit, The Finals could be your new favorite multiplayer shooter.

Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble captures the spirit of the first two games, making it the best entry in the series since.

Split Fiction completely reimagines what a co-op platformer should be and provides a refreshing blast of creativity.

In Stars and Time is an unmissable indie turn-based RPG with a gripping narrative that’ll stay with you for a long time.

Hades 2 has a lot to live up to in the looming shadow of one of the best roguelites ever, but it’s checked all the right boxes for me.

Herdling is a gorgeous return to nature packed with life and emotion, and despite a few quirks it's a real indie gem.

Midnight Murder Club is an enjoyable multiplayer game that's frustratingly difficult to experience.

Hollow Knight: Silksong is a bold follow up to a beloved cult indie hit. Here's our full review, including a breakdown of accessibility settings.

Mario Kart World is almost a dream launch game, but some weird design decisions are currently holding it back.

Nintendo has tried something new with Drag x Drive, and while it’s an effective showcase of the Switch 2’s mouse controls, some key issues prevent it from being a big winner.

Dungeons of Hinterberg is a heartfelt puzzle game let down by a clunky combat system.

Pacific Drive provides players with new ways to explore and survive in unknown locations; there’s never a dull moment.

Sonic x Shadow Generations’ new Shadow-focused campaign is among the best the series has ever seen and worth playing just for that.

Princess Peach: Showtime! excels thanks to its high approachability and impressive creativity.