Repetition and creative ways of defending/attacking are the two main characteristics of Fogpiercer — one negative, one positive. Simple but charming visuals create the impression of a game for children.

This is also true for returning to old video games, whether in their original or remastered edition. In the case of Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced, that return to a familiar adventure resulted in an even better game. As the saying goes, Black Flag has matured like fine wine over the past 12 years.

That's the case with Forza Horizon 6, which means this should be an easy review to write. I could minimally modify a thought from my Forza Horizon 5 review and write: everything I praised about the fifth installment, I can praise about the sixth one, and everything I complained about in that game, I don't like in this new one either.

The premise is that people who managed to escape Raccoon City begin dying under unexplained circumstances almost three decades later. This sends a young FBI agent, Grace Ashcroft, into the investigation, followed by Leon Kennedy, who finds the case highly personal.

Yooka-Replaylee reimagines a classic platformer with improved design and visuals, but a softer challenge.