Toaplan Arcade Garage: Flying Fire Shark allows us to enjoy two great shoot 'em up classics and witness Toaplan's evolution between *Flying Shark* and *Fire Shark*. Both titles still boast excellent design, and M2 has once again done a magnificent job of preservation while incorporating numerous tools to aid the learning process. However, the fact that the additional home versions are locked behind paid DLC makes a collection of just two titles feel somewhat meager. Even so, this is a highly recommended release for genre fans and an excellent way to experience two pivotal titles in the history of shoot 'em ups.
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Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Complete Edition proves that, three years later, Team Ninja's combat system remains its greatest strength. The deflection mechanic continues to deliver fast-paced, demanding, and highly satisfying encounters, while the three expansions and additional content make this edition the definitive way to experience the adventure. Issues with excessive loot, certain systems, and a Switch version that needs technical improvement prevent it from being a flawless experience. Even so, if you enjoy challenging action games and the Soulslike formula, Team Ninja's dragon is still worth facing again.
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ELDEN RING Tarnished Edition is a technical feat that brings FromSoftware’s masterpiece and its excellent expansion to the Switch 2’s handheld format without compromise. Despite some minor trade-offs regarding performance stability and resolution, the game’s freedom, gameplay, and art style shine through intact. It is a must-buy for anyone seeking a colossal adventure that can be enjoyed anywhere.
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Culdcept BEGINS is a fantastic entry point into a series that, inexplicably, remains largely unknown to many Western gamers. Its unique blend of board game mechanics, cards, and strategy works remarkably well, and the deeper you delve into its possibilities, the harder it becomes to put down. It isn't perfect—particularly given its room for improvement in the audiovisual department and an element of chance that can be frustrating at times—but its strengths far outweigh its flaws. If you enjoy strategy games and are willing to invest a few hours to grasp the rules, this is a highly recommended title.
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The Sinking City 2 marks a significant shift in direction compared to its predecessor, yet Frogwares has successfully translated its unique vision of Lovecraftian horror into the survival horror genre. Its setting, exploration, and puzzles are its greatest strengths, while combat that leaves room for improvement and an uneven narrative prevent it from being a flawless title. Even so, it remains a highly enjoyable game and an evolution that demonstrates the Ukrainian studio's ability to competently handle a different genre.
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The Lord of the Rings: War in the North - Legacy Edition brings back an action RPG that, despite its limitations, still retains much of its charm. Its simple combat system, progression mechanics, three protagonists, and above all its cooperative gameplay still hold up fifteen years later. While it is neither a lost masterpiece nor a remaster that fixes every flaw, it remains an entertaining adventure that deserves this second chance.
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EVERSPACE 2: Galactic Edition represents the definitive version of ROCKFISH Games' epic space adventure. The shift in gameplay mechanics for this sequel moving away from the roguelike elements of the original has yielded vastly superior results, without detracting from the first game's merits. It is an addictive space looter-shooter that, while offering genuine depth, features arcade-style handling accessible to any type of player; this is now complemented by a massive amount of additional content that expands and enhances an already outstanding experience. And if that still doesn't convince you, the audiovisual presentation surely will: space has never looked this beautiful.
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Bethesda has wisely chosen to call this new version of Oblivion a "remaster" rather than a "remake." After all, while the stunning new visuals might suggest otherwise, the original game's mechanics remain virtually unchanged for better or worse. Oblivion remains a masterpiece capable of engrossing us in its world for dozens of hours, and this Nintendo Switch 2 version further proves that it is possible to experience Cyrodiil in a surprisingly stable, handheld format. However, some of its systems are beginning to show their age.
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One of the best soulslikes of recent years arrives on Switch 2 with all its content and excellent performance. Lies of P: Complete Edition is a must-play adventure for fans of the genre and a fantastic opportunity to discover Krat for the first time.
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Pampas & Selene proves that good ideas never go out of style when intelligently reinterpreted. Unepic Fran builds upon the legacy of *Knightmare II: The Maze of Galious* to craft an adventure that respects its roots while adapting them to modern standards through an exploration design that is as free-form as it is rewarding. Its thoughtful approach, the distinct personality of its world, and the constant satisfaction derived from every new discovery make this title one of the most compelling Spanish neo-retro games of recent years. Furthermore, the release of a physical edition for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch brought to market by Tesura Games offers an excellent opportunity to discover a game that deserves far more attention than it has received.
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RUSHING BEAT X: Return Of Brawl Brothers revives a little-known, cult-status series featuring a fun combat system with more depth than expected. While its limitations keep it from ranking among the genre's greats, it is a comeback with personality and a solid choice for fans of classic beat 'em ups.
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Observer: System Redux arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 as the best way to experience one of Bloober Team’s most personal titles. Its measured investigative gameplay, cyberpunk setting, and journeys into the most disturbing recesses of the human mind still work perfectly, while the enhancements in this edition—combined with the new console's technical leap—eliminate many of the limitations that plagued the original Switch version. It may not be a revolutionary adventure in terms of gameplay, but it is a distinctive experience with a unique identity and an unforgettable atmosphere.
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Denshattack! is one of those ideas that seem crazy on paper but ultimately prove that there is still room in video games for concepts capable of surprising us. Undercoders manages to turn a stunt-performing train into a fun, deep arcade game with immense personality, where every jump and combo invites us to keep improving. It may not be for every player due to its demanding learning curve, but those who connect with the game will find a unique title the kind that stays with you long after you’ve finished it.
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Moss: The Forgotten Relic proves that an adventure doesn't rely solely on the technology that gave it life. While it may lose some of the virtual reality magic, everything that made Quill special remains: a beautiful world, expertly designed puzzles, and a protagonist you simply can't help but want to join on her journey. Polyarc has succeeded in bringing one of its finest creations to a much wider audience without losing its essence. It is a small adventure with immense charm that remains just as special as it was on day one.
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Monopoly Star Wars: Heroes vs. Villains occupies the middle ground between experimentation and a familiar formula; while its pacing is uneven, the game proves more entertaining than its initial premise might suggest. It is an experiment that does not always strike the perfect balance between classic Monopoly and its team-based approach, yet -when played with the right group- it delivers fast-paced and highly enjoyable matches.
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"In the Jungle" does not attempt to alter the *Dave the Diver* formula but rather expand upon it with a new setting that refreshes the experience without compromising its essence. The change of scenery and the pacing of the dives provide enough variety to make everything feel distinct, even while remaining familiar. While it does lean on established elements at times, the result is solid and well-executed. Ultimately, it is a cohesive expansion that feels both familiar and refreshing.
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R-Type Tactics I • II Cosmos demonstrates that Irem's series could work perfectly well beyond the shoot 'em up genre. Its depth, unit variety, and vast amount of content make this collection highly recommended for strategy fans, though its deliberate pacing and high difficulty level may not be for everyone. It is a great opportunity to revisit two cult classics and discover a different side of a legendary franchise.
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SnowRunner on Nintendo Switch 2 is a solid way to rediscover a game that was already massive in scope and ambition, now offering a more stable experience that is comfortable to play in handheld mode. It doesn't alter its essence or try to soften the experience, and that remains both its greatest strength and its main barrier to entry. It is a demanding, deliberate, and unique experience, yet also one of the most satisfying in the genre when everything clicks.
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eFootball Kick-Off! is more modest in terms of content than one might expect, yet it is very solid where it counts. Konami manages to recapture the feel of PES’s glory days, particularly regarding match pacing and general on-pitch behavior. While its limitations in game modes and depth are evident, they do not overshadow the actual gameplay experience. Although it may not be the definitive comeback many fans have been awaiting for years, it does prove that Konami still knows how to create a highly entertaining football game when the focus remains on the action on the pitch.
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Xenoblade Chronicles remains one of those games that withstands the test of time without needing to reinvent itself. Its blend of exploration, narrative, and combat continues to work with surprising power, and this Nintendo Switch 2 version polishes many of its technical limitations, offering the most comfortable and fluid way to enjoy it to date. Not everything has aged equally well, but the whole still rests on such a solid foundation that its impact remains undiminished. In the end, it's a colossal adventure with a very distinct identity that simply plays better than ever.
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