Onimusha: Way of the Sword returns Capcom’s legendary samurai action series with a new hero, a new combat system and a semi-open-world structure. We put it through its paces on three powerful gaming PCs to see whether this long-awaited return is worth your time.
Pragmata doesn’t reinvent the shooter, but it brings enough fresh ideas to stand out. Smart hacking mechanics, deep customization, and the brilliant Hugh/Diana dynamic give Capcom’s new IP real heart. It stumbles with bland environments and weak enemy variety, yet remains a memorable ride.
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Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection proves the games still hold up—but the package around them doesn’t always match. Strong QoL features and fast-paced combat shine, while lifeless online modes, uneven visual upgrades, and barebones extras keep this from true greatness. Still, the core experience is hard to put down.
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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection delivers a colorful world, engaging story, and addictive monstie system—but it stumbles where it matters most. A bloated, slow-paced battle system drags down the experience, turning what should be exciting encounters into drawn-out slogs that test your patience more than your strategy.
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Resident Evil Requiem felt like the end of an era—but what comes next is even more important. From open-world ambitions to the long-overdue return of S.T.A.R.S., and one brutal truth the series keeps avoiding, here are three things Capcom must do to make Resident Evil 10 truly matter.
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Capcom’s back with Resident Evil Requiem, delivering deep lore, tense survival horror, and polished gameplay. Grace and Leon’s journeys intertwine across chilling environments, mutated foes, and classic series callbacks, making this a must-play for longtime fans craving both nostalgia and fresh terror. A clear step up from the last two entries.
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Fight back against Nobunaga Oda and his Genma army in Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny!
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It’s time to hit the early 2000s once more with the Capcom Fighting Collection 2!
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Monster Hunter Wilds might not be classic Monster Hunter, but it’s one of the best in the series.
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How does Monster Hunter Wilds compare to Monster Hunter World? Superbly.
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