Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 developers stand firm on native optimization, choosing it over the increasingly popular upscaling methods.
VGChartz's Mark Nielsen: "If there's one genre you can almost always rely on to put out at least a few solid titles each year it's the RPG genre. Whether it's CRPGs, WRPGs, JRPGs, ARPGs, or MMORPGs, there are a lot of subgenres with rich histories and confusing abbreviations, and each of them brings something worthwhile to the table. This year in particular was a bit of an interesting one since it had no brand new entries in the really long-running, genre-defining series like Final Fantasy or SoulsBorneRing to step in and steal the show. Instead, our shortlist consists mainly of much more unique titles within the genre, but they're certainly no less deserving for that."
The Outerhaven writes: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is everything you could wish for from an action RPG, with a heavy focus on systems that lean in a support the way you want to play.
The f’in Lent trophy is lame as hell. I don’t know how many times rabbits run up to my feet and just die ruining the trophy. I had to reload so many times I took a break. I’ll go back to it eventually but they need to fix the suicidal rabbits counting against lent.
It's another one in the books and Eduardo is here to talk about what he liked playing most in 2025 and name his Game of the Year.
