Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is another step forward in the direction already charted by Three Houses. The new installment not only grows in size, but also further refines its gameplay systems, improving and deepening them, and adding a wealth of side activities and macro- and micro-management options that will truly delight those who loved the modern take on this historic saga.
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Mortal Shell 2 demonstrates that the studio has taken a decisive step towards the future, giving new dignity to a series that was unfairly being forgotten far too quickly.
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In an era where many video game experiences seem to want to convince us of their greatness through expansive worlds, increasingly complex systems, and endless amounts of content, Orbitals decides to take a completely different, more intimate path: it takes two people by the hand, places them in front of the same screen, and reminds them that, sometimes, the most memorable adventure isn't the one you experience alone, but the one that happens when two players turn to each other and, with a nod of understanding, realize they've experienced something that today, practically, almost no longer exists.
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Yet The Sinking City 2 is different. It is because, despite its stumbles, uncertainties, a few too many clumsinesses, and some unforgivable naiveté, it ultimately proves to be a survival horror game that clearly exceeds what one might expect from that budget and from that team of men who, despite some technical mistakes, still manage to pull off a solid survival horror game.
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Overall, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls attempts to offer something for every type of player.
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Splatoon Raiders is ultimately a valuable addition to the series' larger picture, a shift in perspective but not in identity; it's a complementary experience that enhances the saga's imagery while also pointing to a new direction.
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The strengths of The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales are quite evident, and despite being a highly derivative work, it immediately evokes the unique style that Team Asano and its associated development studios have embodied in all their other successful games of recent years.
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Konami will now have to find a way to bring back into fashion a brand that absolutely did not deserve to be transformed into something it never was.
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Tormented Souls 2 continues along the path blazed by its predecessor, paying homage to old-school survival horror without embracing modern action elements
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Ninja Gaiden 4 is built on solid foundations and a clear vision. It was a bold gamble on a legendary legacy, but also an opportunity to redefine the boundaries of hardcore action combat on modern PCs and consoles. Yakumo doesn't have Ryu's charisma, and we hope the undisputed hero of the saga will take center stage again in the future. Still, PlatinumGames' touch-despite the many departures-remains pure gold.
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rooted forces that sustain it-and this game does so with rare courage and clarity.
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In an era where everyone's chasing the next big thing in multiplayer, FBC: Firebreak dares to be weird, borderline, and at times deliberately off-putting. It's a game that doesn't demand your daily grind, doesn't punish you for skipping a week, and doesn't crave your undivided loyalty. And maybe that's exactly why it ends up having something to say. Maybe not much - but it says it with a style that sticks. If you've got two friends and a few hours to spare for some paranormal chaos, with zero expectations for emotional depth or narrative weight, FBC: Firebreak is well worth the price of admission.
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Elden Ring: Nightreign is a bold move to expand the series through a cooperative, dynamic format. While its streamlined progression and limited exploration may disappoint purists, the addition of roguelike and battle royale elements doesn't quite fit FromSoftware's design ethos. It might draw in new players, but longtime fans may find the balance between innovation and tradition a bit off.
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The stylistic choices and the intention to offer a game that challenges the conventions of the sci-fi horror genre are commendable, but the overall feeling is one of a missed opportunity. If you're a fan of the genre and looking for an experience that challenges your perceptions, KARMA: The Dark World is still a title worth exploring, but with the awareness that it never fully reaches the potential greatness it could have.
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Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist totally forgoes evolving the original concept, merely repeating the same formula and gameplay situations, with improvements so bland as to be almost irrelevant. This sequel is still very strong and appealing, but chooses to live off its laurels.
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The Spirit of the Samurai has a great and evocative imagery and a delightful stop-motion style. The merits end there, because the game developed by Digital Mind Games has problematic hitboxes and lacks of precision in attacks and jumps, ending up frustrating the players.
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Among Ashes is one of those indie titles that should be celebrated for its great ability to break out of the box through brilliant narrative and game design solutions. However, it has to curb its ambitions because of so many technical problems due to its low budget.
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is one of the best adventures in the series, capable of recreating the great atmosphere of the early days and offering players a story that fits well into the timeline. However, the first person perspective makes it lose much of the dynamism we would expect from an Indiana Jones game.
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Mea Culpa is the satisfying DLC of Blashemous 2 sewn gracefully on all lovers of the main adventure. More challenging in the boss battles and more complex in the platforming stages, in the three hours or so of gameplay, the game also reveals some surprises related to the saga's history that fans cannot ignore.
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Slitterhead is a graphically and structurally rather old game that fails in any way to approach either modern productions or the other glorious works of the Keiichiro Toyama. The only good cues come in the form of the ability to control different characters through possession, which make the traversal and combat dynamics varied, but the dilution and repetitiveness of certain quests tend to dull enthusiasm soon.
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