The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered brings one of Bethesda’s most beloved RPGs to Nintendo Switch 2, offering a gorgeous and portable return to Cyrodiil that preserves the freedom, weirdness and wonder of the classic adventure, even with some performance issues.

Michael Blaker writes about the Modern Warfare 4 beta, finding the gunplay solid and the campaign sample interesting, even as Kill Block, movement changes and some familiar Call of Duty rhythms leave him cautious about the full release.

Ledgerbound sends an insurance agent into a fantasy apocalypse to save her company from a catastrophic claim, blending streamlined RPG combat, workplace satire and wonderfully dark adult humor into one of Neal Sayatovich’s favorite releases of the year.

Strikers Club offers a promising free-to-play take on five-on-five online soccer, with real-player positions, quick matches and cosmetic customization, though the experience can depend heavily on the teammates and opponents you draw.

Moonsigil Atlas reshapes the roguelike deckbuilder with mana-free card play, strange astral enemies, spatial sigil puzzles and enough build variety to keep card game fans thinking through every move.

Feudal Baron: King’s Land brings medieval city building to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, and it includes a workable mix of settlement management, resource planning and light tactical battles for players.