Final Fantasy Resonance recaptures the fantasy of classic RPGs in an adventure filled with crystals, friendships, and turn-based combat. While the HD-2D visuals impress during action sequences, a predictable narrative and some drawn-out battles hold the experience back.
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Cleared Hot captures the essence of classic helicopter shooters, featuring physics-based flight, satisfying destruction, and the freedom to improvise on the battlefield. The free "Jungle Storm" update—a nod to *Jungle Strike*—expands the experience with a new campaign and additional combat options. While some mission repetition and artificial intelligence issues persist, the end result is a promising spiritual successor that honors nostalgia without relying on it entirely.
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A competent port that preserves the scale of Motorfest but compromises the Switch 2's main advantage by requiring a constant internet connection.
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Hellraiser: Revival understands the type of horror it needs to portray, but it fails to support that identity with gameplay and polish of a matching caliber. The Genesis Configuration and the Labyrinth contain the adventure’s best ideas, though inconsistent combat and technical issues make it difficult to recommend a purchase without reservations.
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Just Dance: Decades of Hits offers a fun collection for bringing people together through music, but its limited selection and the formula's subtle evolution prevent this edition from standing out among the franchise's releases.
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Silent Hill: Townfall finds its own identity by taking the psychological horror of the franchise to 1990s Scotland. Its atmospheric setting, first-person exploration, and investigative puzzles are its biggest strengths, while repetitive stealth, uneven combat, and a narrative that loses some momentum toward the end keep it from reaching its full potential.
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An expansive but uneven collection that brings Kingdom Hearts’ long, convoluted journey to modern platforms in the most convenient package yet.
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Dragon Quest XI S remains one of the generation's great JRPGs, and the Switch 2 offers the most technically comfortable way to traverse Erdrea, though the new edition is less compelling for those who already own the previous version.
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