Tales of Arise: Beyond the Dawn Edition on Switch 2 stands as a complete JRPG package that successfully blends a strong main story, a solid expansion, and a fast, engaging combat system into one super-fun experience, even if the DLC never quite reaches the emotional peak of the original adventure. This remains the best evolution of the Tales of series so far, which Switch 2 owners should not miss.
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LumenTale: Memories of Trey may wear its inspirations proudly, but it still manages to carve out its own identity through strong worldbuilding, satisfying progression, and a combat system that constantly stays engaging. Beneath its colourful creature-collecting adventure is a surprisingly heartfelt story that gives the journey far more emotional weight than you might expect.
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Directive 8020 thrives on paranoia, constantly making you question who is still human aboard the Cassiopeia. While Supermassive Games is still experimenting with its new third-person systems, the result is one of the studio’s boldest, most cinematic, and surprisingly immersive sci-fi horror experiences to date.
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Thick as Thieves delivers exactly what stealth fans have been missing, a beautifully designed, highly complex world where exploration, patience, and map knowledge matter just as much as pure gameplay skill. For just five euros, it offers far more depth, tension, and fun than you’d ever expect at that price point.
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Forza Horizon 6 is the ultimate arcade racing experience, an unforgettable celebration of speed, culture, and sheer driving joy set against a breathtaking recreation of Japan. Playground Games hasn’t just raised the bar again, they’re playing the game by their own rules, and they are winning.
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Black Jacket blends roguelite deckbuilding mechanics inspired by well-known blackjack, with a strong narrative focus, creating a loop that feels both strategic and story-driven rather than purely mechanical. While its systems are familiar within the genre, the way it ties progression and storytelling together gives it a unique identity and keeps the experience engaging throughout the gameplay.
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