Despite its hits and misses, Resident Evil Requiem stands as a true love letter to fans of the franchise, offering a dark campaign that lets players take control of Leon Scott Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft. Even with certain narrative limitations and a lack of depth regarding its enemies, the game makes it clear that its gameplay is a steady evolution compared to previous titles, blending dynamic combat, a frenetic pace, and an extremely fluid experience.
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Returning as one of the major promises of psychological horror in 2026, BrokenLore: Unfollow presents a few occasional stumbles, but these are easily overcome thanks to its immersive narrative, which intensely explores themes related to mental health and the human psyche. It stands as an essential title for fans of the franchise and also an excellent entry point for new players to discover the series.
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Routine is an essential game for fans of sci-fi horror! With strong inspirations from Alien Isolation, mechanics such as the use of the C.A.T. tool can become a major differentiator. Beyond the new features and gameplay mechanics, the game struggles with clunky combat, but it encourages and rewards players through exploration.
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It may sound cliché, but Super Mario Galaxy 1+2 remains one of Nintendo’s greatest classics to this day. With a range of visual upgrades and new features, the game delivers an experience just as magical and captivating as its original 2007 release. Now, with support for 1080p on Switch 1 and 4K on Switch 2, it’s simply impossible not to recommend an immediate purchase!
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