Fading Afternoon – Uncensored stands out by blending side-scrolling action, territory management and life simulation in a yakuza-flavoured Osaka. Its freedom and atmosphere work really well, even if the button layout can cause some frustration early on.
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eFootball Kick-Off! brings back direct football without random packs, with World Tour, strong Switch 2 performance, and enough modes to enjoy Konami’s football again.
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Between Sekigahara, Osaka, and the Sanada clan, Homura offers a well-set visual novel with action, focused more on historical drama than pure romance.
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A direct, generous compilation for those who missed this RPG branch of Mega Man, packed with content and useful tweaks, but weakened by a language omission that is hard to understand.
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Mio and Mayu return in a fuller, more accessible, and visually renewed version, capable of opening Fatal Frame to new players without betraying its cursed essence.
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A welcome console truck simulator, with relaxed driving, Dutch landscapes, and management elements, that falls slightly short due to harsh fines and some rough gameplay edges.
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Hazel leads a journey of self-discovery filled with spells, creatures, and Southern roots, where brilliant art direction supports an adventure that grows stronger as it unfolds.
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Dark Atlas: Infernum offers a different kind of horror, with no weapons or easy action, where hiding, thinking, and solving simple puzzles sustain an unsettling yet interesting atmosphere.
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My Hero Academia: All’s Justice closes the final war with 3v3 battles, plenty of content, and clear anime respect, although its story mode may divide fans.
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An ambitious and commendable project, especially considering its mostly solo development, with strong foundations, an interesting atmosphere and room for improvement in its key areas.
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Between blood, resurrections, and doomed futures, Code Vein II delivers a challenging soulslike packed with options, although its technical ambition does not always support the action.
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Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma opens an ideal gateway into the saga, blending farming, villages, combat, and Japanese culture into a long, accessible, and highly satisfying adventure.
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Snoopy returns with a calm, charming, and very accessible adventure that can please young and older fans alike, although its simplicity ultimately defines the experience too much.
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Jude and Milla return with an accessible JRPG adventure focused on action and linked attacks, ideal for discovering Tales of without losing its classic essence.
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Supermassive Games manages to push Little Nightmares III’s atmosphere a step further, with detailed environments, strong lighting and carefully designed grotesque creatures. It is clearly a familiar experience, but it preserves the visual magic and tension that define the franchise.
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Digimon Story Time Stranger is a very complete experience for franchise fans, offering dozens of hours, a story that takes time to get going and several memorable moments. Its mix of time travel, the human world and the digital world captures Digimon’s essence well.
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Konami delivers a space action RPG that is easy to learn, with direct combat, distinct characters and classic progression through levels, skills and equipment. The formula fits Edens Zero well, but the chapter structure and free mode could have been integrated better.
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Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is an excellent continuation of Hideo Kojima’s most personal work, with a powerful story, spectacular landscapes and a superb musical selection. It does not reinvent the formula, but if the first game connected with you, this sequel should not disappoint.
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Silent Hill f proves the series can change country and era without losing its identity: psychological horror, fog, grotesque creatures and a harsh story that slowly unfolds. Its combat changes may divide players, but the overall experience feels close to essential.
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