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With faster martial arts, spectacular aerial combat and a broader Three Kingdoms battlefield, Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember looks set to rise above its predecessor, provided its ambitious new systems land with the precision its combat demands.

Yu-Gi-Oh! TAG FORCE GX looks like a dream return to Duel Academy, combining thousands of cards, iconic characters, Tag Duels, friendships and wonderfully nostalgic school life into one big GX adventure.

Metroid Ravenous looks like a fierce evolution of Samus' 2D adventures, combining savage energy-draining mechanics, fluid new abilities, dangerous alien ecosystems and a personal quest for revenge into what could become one of the Nintendo Switch 2's most exciting adventures.

There is something particularly exciting about seeing Resident Evil return to a chapter that has been waiting patiently in the shadows. Capcom has already...

Metro 2039 looks set to drag players back beneath Moscow for another beautifully grim survival adventure, blending tactile equipment management, brutal combat and astonishing visual detail with the claustrophobic atmosphere that made Metro so memorable.

Exodus is shaping up to be an ambitious space RPG, where spectacular combat and memorable companions could be matched by an even more fascinating idea: what happens when every journey into deep space changes the world you left behind?

Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered isn't trying to reinvent the kaiju brawler. Instead, Pipeworks Studios is taking one of the most enjoyable monster-fighting games from the early 2000s, rebuilding its battered cities in Unreal Engine 5 and adding the modern features fans have been waiting for.

Final Fantasy VII Revelation looks set to send Cloud and his companions on their biggest adventure yet, with the Highwind’s freedom, a dramatically expanded world, new playable characters and a deeper combat system all leading to the final confrontation with Sephiroth. The real challenge will be giving this extraordinary journey an ending worthy of everything that came before. If Square Enix gets it right, this could be a finale fans remember for years to come.

Pokémon Winds and Waves could be the boldest new-generation adventure Game Freak has attempted yet, combining a stunning Southeast Asian-inspired archipelago with sailing, underwater exploration and dynamic weather to create a Pokémon world that finally feels as vast as the imagination behind it.

Stage Tour looks set to bring the plastic guitar era roaring back, blending classic five-fret rhythm gameplay with a modern Tour structure, a broad soundtrack and plenty of opportunities to make a spectacular noise with friends. It still has plenty to prove before launch, but RedOctane Games appears to understand that the magic was never just about hitting notes. It was about getting together, turning up the volume and feeling like a rockstar for a few minutes.