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Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave shines in its combat possibilities, creating truly memorable moments. A slightly more restrained and differentiated approach to its four stories might have been the perfect finishing touch.

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Marvel's Wolverine is an incredibly good game, but it feels like it falls short of what Insomniac Games usually delivers.

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Duskfade is a game for everyone. It's enjoyable, entertaining, and it enters a genre that's not very common here, which in itself makes it valuable. Comparisons are odious, so let's be clear: don't come looking for a Kingdom Hearts, because it isn't, and in fact, it manages to differentiate itself quite a bit despite the obvious similarities that might be apparent.

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Star Wars: Zero Company doesn't surprise and delivers exactly what it promises: an explosive mix of the already incredibly fun XCOM formula and a Star Wars universe that it perfectly exploits. It's a video game that follows in the footsteps of the XCOM saga but manages to adapt it so that, without losing its defining characteristics, it's much less frustrating.

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword isn't just the best possible return for a series that hadn't seen a new installment in 20 years; it's the starting point for what could be Capcom's most epic IP of the next decade. The game has it all: spectacular combat, incredible graphics and animations, and a magnificent story driven by unforgettable characters.

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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy focuses on action and melee combat, departing from the formula of its predecessors. While its combat system lacks depth, the exploration and puzzles work exceptionally well. Its greatest strength lies in its spectacular atmosphere, complemented by outstanding graphics and art direction. It doesn't surpass Innocence or Requiem, but it remains a highly enjoyable and recommendable adventure.

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Arc System Works has delivered a game that respects Marvel's legacy in the genre while daring to establish its own rules, supported by stunning visuals, a delightful story mode, and a well-balanced entry point to competitive play. The on-screen chaos and a somewhat underdeveloped roster are the only shortcomings of an otherwise excellent title.

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Denshattack! is one of those surprises that justifies keeping an eye on what this small, courageous studio is doing. What sounds like a one-off joke on paper turns out to be an arcade game with such a distinct identity and such meticulous design that it's hard to believe there isn't a huge team behind it.

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Splatoon Raiders can be considered a success in its adaptation of a core Splatoon series, offering an alternative experience by forgoing competitive multiplayer to focus on other strengths. With a wide variety of enemies, extensive build options, and breathtaking action sequences, this spin-off has earned its place on its own merits.

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Assassin's Creed Black Flag: Resynced is the best possible tribute Ubisoft could have paid to one of the most beloved and iconic installments in the saga.

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Forza Horizon 6 is the best Horizon game ever. Period.

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While much of the industry seems intent on recycling formulas and chasing after others' successes, games like Mixtape remind us of something essential: that there are still video games capable of making us feel something different. Of moving us. Of transporting us to another moment in our lives. Of making us breathe a little easier. And in times like these… that's worth as much as oxygen itself.

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Pragmata shines with one of the most original combat systems of recent years, but it doesn't quite manage to keep it feeling fresh over time. The relationship between Hugh and Diana is endearing, but its development is questionable. It doesn't quite hit the mark, but it is certainly noteworthy.

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Saros is a magnificent evolution of Returnal, knowing that downsizing is an improvement in some aspects. Gameplay-wise, it's a well-oiled machine, combined with a very particular tone, narrative, and story. It's one of those unique works that feels special no matter how many years pass. Saros is obsessive.

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Mouse PI For Hire is one of those games that reminds you why indie games are worth paying attention to. It has a visual style unlike anything else on the market, addictive combat that improves as you unlock abilities, intelligently designed bosses, a soundtrack that gets stuck in your head, and a price of €29.99 that's practically a steal for everything it offers.

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It may not be Nintendo's most ambitious game, nor the most technically spectacular, but it is one of those titles capable of hooking you almost without you realizing it, of seeping into your daily routine, and of constantly surprising you with situations as unpredictable as they are hilarious. Tomodachi Life: A Dream Life doesn't need grand artifice to shine. Its greatest strength lies precisely in that: transforming the everyday into something extraordinary, relying on chaos, humor, and the player's creativity. And when a game achieves that, it usually ends up leaving a lasting impression.

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Super Mario Bros. Wonder makes the leap to Nintendo Switch 2 along with its new expansion, "Belabel Park Encounter," which adds brand-new content to the base game, consisting of challenges in various formats. Essentially, this DLC is built around offering a new multiplayer experience within the series, becoming a kind of Mario Party designed for platforming fans; although it also includes challenges and trials for all tastes.

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Marathon requires a lot of patience and time to begin enjoying, but as the hours pass, it becomes an obsession. Bungie's signature style is present in its gameplay, but also in the construction of its universe and its difficulty. It's unique among extraction shooters, but its high barrier to entry and the constant dedication it demands won't win everyone over.

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But it's also true that when Crimson Desert clicks, it clicks in a way that very few games achieve. The world of Pywel is one of the most vibrant and detailed I've seen in years. The combat, once mastered, is a joy that hooks you. The bosses are a spectacle that truly delivers satisfaction. And the sheer amount of things you can do within this world is almost staggering.

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After two remarkable installments, Nioh 3 represents a significant leap forward for the franchise. While maintaining a foundation familiar to longtime players, the world is now far more ambitious, and the gameplay has evolved remarkably. It's a genuinely powerful entry.

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