Darwin's Paradox! is a very solid and distinctive adventure, standing out above all for its protagonist and how well it develops its central idea. Despite some inconsistencies in the stealth mechanics and a few somewhat uneven difficulty spikes, the experience remains consistently entertaining and charming. Its rather tight length and a few less polished moments prevent it from reaching its full potential, but they don't detract from what it offers. It's a game that's far more enjoyable than its minor issues might suggest.
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Skautfold: Moonless Knight is one of those games that grabs you without warning. Its dark and mysterious world compels you to explore and carefully consider every move, and the challenging combat keeps you constantly on your toes. The console version successfully captures the essence of the original PC game. Ultimately, it's a game to be enjoyed at your own pace, leaving you with the feeling of having discovered something truly special, despite being part of a franchise with five installments already.
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The Rogue Prince of Persia leaves us with the feeling that the saga still has plenty to offer when it dares to explore new paths without losing its identity. Evil Empire has crafted a fast-paced, fun, and highly replayable adventure, notable for its fluid movement and direct focus on action. It may not reach the depth of the great roguelite classics, but its approach works effectively and maintains interest for many hours. Overall, this is a bold and well-executed return that proves the Prince still has plenty of fight left in him.
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FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves - Legend Edition offers a much more complete version of the original game, an exciting roster that blends franchise legends with explosive guest characters, and a powerful audiovisual presentation. The variety of modes and the integration of content from both season passes make it a near-essential experience for anyone looking for a fighting game today. Overall, this Legend Edition represents one of the most compelling offerings in the genre right now, alongside Street Fighter and Tekken.
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The MARVEL Maximum Collection delivers a nostalgic and entertaining experience, faithfully rescuing some lesser-known Marvel classics and adding modern enhancements that make gameplay easier without sacrificing the essence of the original. While some titles stand out more than others and the selection isn't exhaustive, the collection remains enjoyable and varied, allowing players to relive the action and charm of the early 90s. It's ideal for both those who remember these games and new players looking to explore this part of Marvel's history in video games.
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Taito Milestones 4 presents ten more classic Taito titles released in arcades during the 80s and early 90s. The selection includes some heavy hitters from Taito's catalog, as well as some lesser-known games, and the compilation's extras are conspicuously absent, just like in previous installments—beyond the configuration options for each game, the save state feature, and the online leaderboards. Nevertheless, these kinds of products dedicated to preserving classic games are appreciated, though they could be given a bit more polish.
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Minishoot' Adventures is a little indie gem that proves innovation doesn't always require reinventing the wheel; it simply requires cleverly and carefully combining familiar ideas. Its interconnected world, well-designed dungeons, and constant sense of discovery make it a highly enjoyable title. Although the story is simple and there are some repetitive moments, the overall experience more than makes up for it. Without a doubt, it's a delightful surprise that deserves to be savored from beginning to end.
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Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage is the definitive version of Virtua Fighter 5, combining technical depth, accessibility for newcomers, and extensive content. The Switch 2 version proves that the franchise can shine on a handheld without sacrificing quality or fluidity, although some characters, like Dural, are offered as paid DLC. With solid modes, a robust online component, and the new World Stage, it's a must-have for fans of the genre and competitive players alike. Furthermore, it makes it clear that Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio is laying the groundwork for the next Virtua Fighter installment.
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The Midnight Walk is a journey that envelops us in its poetic darkness, symbolic light, and eccentric characters, where every scene feels like a work of art. The combination of unique aesthetics, suggestive narrative, and contemplative gameplay creates an intimate and immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression. It doesn't aim to be a complex mechanical challenge, but rather a sensory and emotional stroll that manages to thrill and fascinate. Undoubtedly, it's a title that demonstrates that video games can also be art in motion, and now, on Switch 2 as well.
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Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection proves that the Nintendo DS trilogy still has plenty to offer. Star Force 3 stands as the pinnacle of the combat system, while the variations of each game expand the gameplay and offer countless hours of content. The adaptation to modern systems works well, the extras and recovered content are a welcome addition, and the collection ensures that the experience of exploring Wave World and its challenges remains appealing even to a new audience. It is, without a doubt, the most complete way to experience this era of Mega Man.
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Shadow Tactics: Aiko’s Choice is an expansion that continues the excellence of the original game, offering more focused and intense missions centered on Aiko. Its shorter length and lack of new mechanics make it ideal for fans looking for more of the same tactical challenge, though it might not surprise those expecting innovation. Even so, the level design, gameplay, and faithfulness to the spirit of the base game make it a highly recommended experience. A solid and polished way to return to Edo-period Japan through stealth and strategy.
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While some graphical and control improvements could still be refined, Tomb Raider I–III Remastered stands as the definitive edition of three of the most beloved games of the late 90s. Thanks to the native Switch 2 version and the recent update with Challenge Mode, additional outfits, and achievements, this collection offers a more complete and accessible experience, whether you want to enjoy the classics with modernized graphics and controls or relive them as you did back in the day.
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Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun for Switch2 successfully translates all the strategic depth and stealth of the original game to Nintendo's new console, adding precise controls, solid performance, and a comfortable experience in both handheld and big-screen modes. While the framerate remains at 30 frames per second, this doesn't detract from the gameplay or the intensity of its missions. The port respects the game's legacy and offers an ideal opportunity to rediscover a classic of the genre on the go. For those seeking tactical depth, planning, and challenge, this version is practically a must-have.
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Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! is a fun and straightforward shooter that captures the spirit of the franchise without any fuss. Ideal for Starship Troopers fans or players looking for fast-paced, entertaining action. Its limited length and repetitive objectives prevent it from reaching greater heights, but it's still quite enjoyable. Overall, a solid game that delivers on its promises and can be enjoyed in short but intense sessions.
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John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando is a cooperative shooter that combines intense action, dark humor, and a visual and auditory style characteristic of the "Carpenteresque" spirit. The classes, progression, vehicles, and variety of missions offer a dynamic and highly entertaining experience, especially with friends. Although the eight missions can feel somewhat repetitive after several playthroughs, the strategy and coordination between players manage to maintain interest. Ultimately, it's a chaotic, entertaining title with its own unique personality that will satisfy fans of over-the-top action and 80s pulp cinema.
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Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Gold Edition remains one of the most influential chapters in modern horror, returning the series to its roots with an intense, oppressive, and survival-focused experience. Its native release on Nintendo Switch 2 allows players to enjoy the entire adventure with great stability and all the included bonus content, making this edition one of the most complete ways to play the game.
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Resident Evil Village Gold Edition remains one of the most compelling installments in the modern series, combining action, exploration, and horror in a varied and distinctive adventure. Its arrival on Nintendo Switch 2 allows players to enjoy the complete game with all its content in a competent port that preserves its atmosphere. While performance isn't as robust as on other platforms, with occasional framerate drops and some expected loss of quality, the overall experience remains highly enjoyable both on TV and in handheld mode.
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Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf is a visually and emotionally powerful adventure that intelligently expands upon what captivated us in the first installment, offering well-designed puzzles, an intimate narrative, and richer cooperation between Lana and Mui than ever before. Its compact length and familiar formula don't detract from its charm; instead, they reinforce a solid and focused experience that we enjoyed from beginning to end. It's a title that shines thanks to its aesthetics, soundtrack, and level design, and it leaves a lasting impression even after the game is over.
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Scott Pilgrim EX is a modern beat 'em up that combines the humor, style, and music that made the franchise iconic with varied combat and a very fun gameplay experience. Tribute Games has created a solid game, accessible to new players and satisfying for those familiar with Scott's universe and who have already played the previous game. Without a doubt, this is an entertaining, quite complete, and very irreverent game.
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Lovish is a retro-styled 8-bit game that brilliantly blends action, platforming, and humor. With its straightforward action levels that demand planning and quick, dynamic problem-solving, and random events with unpredictable outcomes, LABS Works' new title never fails to surprise. Without a doubt, it's a highly engaging game that leaves you wanting to explore every corner of the castle.
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