Ghost of Yōtei is a completely new story that takes us to the far north of Japan in the seventeenth century, well after the events of Ghost of Tsushima. The main character, Atsu, is a lonely mercenary with a past that refuses to be forgotten. Years after the tragedy that took her family, she sets off on the trail of a group of murderers. Her path leads her through the wilds of Ezo, where much more awaits her than just a score to settle.

Game type:

Ghost of Yōtei is an adventure game focused on exploration, dynamic combat, and character development. You explore an open world full of contrasts – from meadows and forests to snowy peaks and unexplored terrain – which you traverse on foot or horseback. This game combines the beauty of an open world with satisfying combat mechanics, all set in a unique Japanese setting.

You don’t need to know the previous instalments – it’s a standalone story with its rhythm and protagonist.

How to play:

From the very first moments, the game throws you into a whirlwind of duels. Atsu isn’t afraid of battle and readily wields his katanas—even two at a time. Throughout your adventure, you’ll encounter masters who will teach you new techniques, and you’ll acquire an extensive arsenal that you can adapt to your fighting style. Disarming enemies? You’re welcome. New abilities? You unlock them as you progress, finding statues and exploring the area.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18

Violence: Yes

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales

A brand-new action RPG from the creators of OCTOPATH TRAVELER and BRAVELY DEFAULT brings something fresh to the table. This time, you get a blend of atmospheric HD-2D visuals with dynamic, more direct combat. There’s adventure, there’s action, and there’s that classic old-school fantasy feel—presented in a modern form.

The Kingdom of Last Hope

The Kingdom of Huther stands as the last refuge of humanity on a continent overrun by beast tribes. The city is protected by a powerful magical barrier, but the world beyond it hasn’t vanished. Quite the opposite—this is where the real adventure begins.

When mysterious ruins are discovered, Elliot and his fairy companion Faie set out beyond the safety of the kingdom’s walls. It’s a journey that spans four eras and intertwines with a thousand-year mission.

Exploration and uncovering history

You traverse a wild, untamed continent, discovering new paths and diving into the world’s hidden secrets. Each region has its own atmosphere and mysteries. Over time, you begin to realize that the history of this land is far more complex than it first appears.

This is a game that rewards curiosity and encourages you to stray off the beaten path.

Dynamic combat with a strategic twist

The combat system is intuitive and satisfying from the very first encounters. It’s real-time action enhanced by strategic support abilities provided by Faie. Using her powers at the right moment can completely change the course of battle.

You’ll need quick reflexes—but also the ability to think several steps ahead.

A story that connects eras

Elliot and Faie’s fate is intertwined with events from centuries past. Traveling across four different eras reveals new layers of the story and leads to the discovery of a truth that could change everything.

It’s a tale of courage, destiny, and unraveling threads of history that have waited centuries to be resolved.

If you enjoy classic JRPGs in a modern form, you’ll feel right at home here.

Number of players: 1–2

Age rating: 12

Bad language: Yes

Violence: Yes

In-game purchases available: Yes

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater takes us straight to the heart of the Cold War. It’s 1964, in the Soviet jungle, and FOX agent Naked Snake is tasked with an exceptionally difficult mission. He must rescue the brilliant scientist Sokolov, creator of the powerful Shagohod machine, capable of launching nuclear missiles. It quickly becomes clear that this is only the beginning – Snake is betrayed by his mentor, The Boss, and drawn into a conspiracy that will determine the fate of the entire world.

Game type:

Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater is a full remake of the iconic 2004 stealth game. Konami has rebuilt the game from the ground up – featuring modern graphics, fresh controls, and two gameplay options: classic (top-down, like the old days) or new (behind-the-scenes camera with modern controls).

The game features a standard mode, multiplayer, and mini-games, which add considerable variety.

This time, the new feature is online multiplayer, where survival with stealth elements will be available to larger groups.

How to play:

Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater is based on classic gameplay, where you hide in the grass, climb trees, wallow in mud, match your camouflage to the surroundings, and try to outsmart your opponents. Added to this are hand-to-hand combat, firearms, gadgets, and even wild animals that can make life miserable. Snake must also take care of food, heal wounds, and manage resources wisely, because every mistake hurts.

In this instalment, we’ll see more character movements, including crouching and shooting from behind!

The Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater One Day Edition includes:

• the base game Metal Gear Solid Delta Snake Eater
• White Tuxedo uniform for Snake

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 18 | Online multiplayer for up to 12 players

Bad language: Yes

Violence: Yes

The Earth has turned into a desert infested with monsters, and we take on the role of Traveler, an agent of the mysterious Collective. Her mission is to find rifts in time, leading to Poland in the 1980s, to a place called the New Dawn. In the past, the heroine searched for people who died during the cataclysm and, using a device called the Reaper, extracted their essence to bring them into the future. In Cronos: The New Dawn, in a post-apocalyptic world, one thing is most important – surviving and surviving the attacks of the Orphans, beasts created from the remnants of humanity.

Game type:

Cronos: The New Dawn is a third-person survival horror game combining combat, exploration, and resource management. The project was developed by Polish studio Bloober Team, known for The Medium, Layers of Fear, and the remastered Silent Hill 2.

How to play:

Gameplay is divided into two layers – a past with monumental architecture and a future filled with mutated monsters. Combat involves firearms and melee attacks, but you must act quickly and wisely, as your enemies outnumber you.

A key mechanic is Merging – if you don’t burn a defeated monster’s body, another can absorb it, becoming much more dangerous. Players must collect ammunition, utilize time anomalies, and make quick decisions in combat. Furthermore, essences from the past empower the Traveler, but they also cause her to see and hear things that drive her to madness.

Number of players: 1

Age rating: 16

Bad language: Yes

Violence: Yes