Fans of the Fallout series, help me. I just recently got some time to tuck into it, and I’m having a hard time staying invested and immersed. I feel like the creators of the series really missed out on giving us a badass story, and instead gave us something that I find very difficult to digest.

Time and time again, I’m having to suspend my disbelief and try my hardest not to go off on a rant mid-episode, so that my wife can at least watch it in peace. So I really want to know from you, is it even worth continuing?

To celebrate the end of 2025, which we can’t believe is here again, we at Prima have decided to put together a list of unmissable games that were released this year. Think of it as our very own brand of game awards, but the only winners are we, the gamers.

So, without further ado, here are five games we think you should play during the holidays, in no particular order.

If you’re feeling frustrated at missing out on all those great Photograph tags in News Tower, you’re not alone. They’re gold, which means a bunch more sales if you can pair them up – but the problem you may have run into is that you don’t have anyone with the photography skill.

Thankfully, I’ve found the solution, so here’s how to unlock photography in News Tower.

So, you’ve got your own news agency, and now you’re getting quests that require you to get a scoop. Problem is, you’ve never even seen a scoop pop up, so how on earth do you get one?

Thankfully, I’ve figured it out, and I’m here to help. So, here’s how to get a scoop for your NPC quests in News Tower.

It feels like we’ve had a huge amount of cozy games and roguelites over the past couple of years, and very few in terms of harder RPG-style games. Don’t get me wrong, we’ve had our fair share of soulslikes, but what I mean is that we haven’t had many of those somewhere-in-between games.

Of Ash and Steel is one of those, straying closer to soulslike than cozy, with challenging combat and very little guidance. If that sounds like something you’d enjoy, here’s the quick breakdown.

The concept for Rue Valley sounds interesting. You’re caught in a time loop, your choices matter, and you’re surrounded by individuals with complex and painful pasts just waiting to be uncovered, all in an effort to unravel the mystery surrounding the time loop.

And so, I tucked myself in for almost 15 hours to get to the bottom of things, and even then, there’s still loads to discover. So here’s what you can expect from Rue Valley, a narrative adventure game brought to us by newcomers Emotion Spark Studio and seasoned publishers Owlcat Games Ltd.

ARC Raiders has just had its global launch, and with so much hype surrounding this one, it was bound to have some server issues at launch. The first we’ve managed to spot is the Online Connection Error, ARSB0003.

How to Fix Online Connection Error ARSB0003

If you’re seeing the above connection error, it’s likely that your connection to the server just timed out. Hit retry a few times, and if that doesn’t work, try restarting your game and trying again. If all else fails, restart Steam and then give it another shot.

There are a lot of balls in Ball x Pit, which opens us up for a lot of jokes, none of which we can make here. There are also plenty of awesome combinations to discover. Some are stronger than others, but they all have their uses.

Here are all the balls, both standard and special, that you can come across in Ball x Pit. I also offer some strategy advice at the end on what seems to work best for me.

When I first heard about Ball x Pit, I wasn’t really interested in the concept. A roguelite brickbreaker doesn’t sound like my type of game. So when it landed in my inbox and I decided to give it a go, my expectations were fairly low.

I was stunned to discover what is easily one of the most fun games released in 2025. I’m already approaching 30 hours, and I can see myself easily doubling that in the weeks to come. So, let’s dig into this obscure little indie title – what makes it so good and, more importantly, is it something you should pick up for yourself?

I don’t know what’s up with this recent string of games we’ve lovingly coined “Streamer Slop,” but I’ve got another one for you today. In this latest adventure, we get to run a gas station while posing as aliens – the kind from outer space, just to be clear.

The game is the brainchild of Cybernetic Walrus, creators of ORDER 13 (among others), which has an 88% positive review score on Steam, and is published by ORO Interactive. So, let’s take a closer look at the game itself, though.