Plates & portraits.

Team Asobi's platformer is pure invention — every level a fresh idea, every DualSense flourish landing, and it never once outstays its welcome. The clearest argument for why a console still matters.

A painterly, French-flavoured RPG that reinvents turn-based combat and rewards timing over grinding — the generation's most confident newcomer.

A masterclass in tension and pacing that sharpens a genre landmark into something essential — best read after dark, with the lights off.

The couch high point of the generation — two players, two genres, and a second controller is all it asks of an Australian lounge room.

Capcom's most welcoming hunt yet — a living world built to keep a group of friends glued to the couch long past midnight.

A faithful, dread-soaked reconstruction that proves psychological horror still belongs on a modern console — patient, and quietly devastating.