Marco Russi
The Mildew Children delivers a haunting atmosphere and a story full of ritual and mystery. Strong narrative and replayability shine, but clunky QTEs and lack of localization hold it back.
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JDM Japanese Drift Master delivers outstanding drifting mechanics, great style, and a strong JDM vibe, making sideways driving genuinely exciting. However, outside of drift-focused gameplay, the experience feels limited, with weak traditional racing modes and long load times. A must-play for drift enthusiasts, but less appealing for those seeking a full racing package.
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Clock Tower: Rewind isn't for those seeking modern, fast-paced horror. It's a gem for those who love classic charm. WayForward's dedication shines through in this re-release, preserving the game's vintage soul for a new generation. Recommended for fans of point-and-click adventures who appreciate the nostalgic challenge.
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Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves fights with the heart of a veteran but stumbles like a rookie when it bows to trends; a worthy return for the right hands, a missed opportunity for those seeking the perfect heir.
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Survival Kids on Nintendo Switch 2 offers a light, family-friendly take on the survival genre. With colorful visuals and co-op support, it delivers a fun but repetitive experience focused on crafting and exploration. Ideal for casual play, especially with friends, though it lacks depth for hardcore fans.
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Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac brings the yellow icon back with a polished remake of the 2002 platformer. The visuals are colorful, controls feel smoother, and extra content adds some replay value. However, the level design shows its age, the difficulty is almost non-existent, and the adventure can be finished in just a few hours. A charming trip down memory lane, but far from a must-play
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Switch 2 Welcome Tour feels more like an interactive tech demo than a real video game. While it showcases the hardware's capabilities with style, its content is shallow, disconnected, and overpriced — especially considering you need all official accessories to 100% complete it. Interesting as a concept, forgettable as an experience.
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Fairy Tail 2 captures the essence of the manga and gives nostalgic moments to hardcore fans. However, the lack of innovation, repetitive gameplay, and dated technical execution make it a missed opportunity to expand the franchise's audience. While enjoyable for series lovers, it struggles to shine as an RPG.
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