Juan Ramón Herrera
Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 brings together two platforming masterpieces with a careful update, well-adapted controls and welcome extra content. It is not a revolutionary revision, but the sheer quality of both games still shines brightly.
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Blazing Trail is straightforward arcade action: gunfire, explosions, huge bosses and local co-op as its main hook. It does not chase story depth or new mechanics, but works very well as a frantic run ’n’ gun for one intense afternoon.
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Drag x Drive is one of those bold ideas that grabs attention immediately: futuristic sport, customized wheelchairs and motion controls with real personality. Its competitive core has spark, but the lack of content makes the whole experience feel too shallow.
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World turns an already outstanding adventure into a smoother, prettier and more complete version. The Astral Stages bring real freshness, even if the expansion itself is not especially long.
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Mafia: The Old Country chooses a linear, intense and cinematic adventure where Sicily, Enzo Favara and the Torrisi family carry a powerful crime drama. It does not chase open-world filler, but a raw story that leaves a lasting mark.
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O.W.L Projekt 2 looks charming thanks to its minimalist style, soft colours and model-like levels. As a calm little pastime it works well, although its mechanics arrive too slowly and the game rarely puts real pressure on the player.
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Super Mario Party Jamboree – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV feels like the definitive version of the game, especially for newcomers. Bowser’s Show, Frenzy Fair and GameShare make returning to the party easy to justify for players wanting more.
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Bunny Cubed is a light, charming and relaxing puzzle game that takes the Sokoban formula and strips it down to its simplest form. Its voxel style is pleasant and clear, but the almost non-existent difficulty and short length make it easily forgettable.
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Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC had an appealing arcade premise and a cel-shaded look that immediately catches the eye, but frustrating collision-heavy controls, empty progression and a clear lack of content end up stalling the whole engine.
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Final Zone works like a playable museum piece: a direct, difficult and very old-school run ’n’ gun brought back with rewind, save states, turbo mode and carefully preserved extras. The action holds up, although repetition becomes noticeable very quickly.
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The Fairy´s Secret looks lovely thanks to polished anime-style designs, expressive portraits and a cosy village atmosphere hiding a darker secret. It is a calm and pleasant story, but anyone looking for gameplay or meaningful decisions will not find them here.
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Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour works like the interactive manual we always wanted, turning the console itself into a playful, curious and very Nintendo museum. Its minigames and tech demos are clever, although charging separately for it takes away some of the magic.
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Secrets In Green stands out more for its premise than its scope: a Victorian visual novel where plants, mental health and Alma’s search for identity shape the mystery. Its atmosphere has charm, but language and length clearly limit the experience.
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Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown brings back freedom, car collecting and the pleasure of driving across a huge, lively Hong Kong. Its handling and customization are addictive, although the always-online requirement and season passes may annoy some players.
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Nintendo once again nails the drifting, handling and arcade chaos in Mario Kart World, adding rails, wall rides and new modes without losing the series’ essence. The open world needs more life, but as a racing game it remains an absolute benchmark.
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