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Despite looking, sounding, and playing like a platformer, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is anything but a traditional entry in the genre. Instead, it places a much stronger emphasis on educational elements, small puzzles, and exploration, making it one of the most interesting titles in the Nintendo Switch 2 catalogue.

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With 007 First Light, IO Interactive demonstrates remarkable maturity in its first outing with the franchise, delivering one of the year's best action-adventure games as well as one of the finest portrayals of Bond across any medium.

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Although it presents some mechanical issues that could have been addressed with additional polish, Motorslice fills a significant gap in the action-adventure genre with a campaign packed with daring jumps and a range of abilities reminiscent of the golden days of Prince of Persia and Mirror’s Edge.

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In Dosa Divas, the new RPG from Outerloop Games, cooking is the power capable of bringing together a world consumed by corporatism in an accessible yet deeply personal adventure about three sisters confronting their past.

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Forza Horizon 6 is THE Forza Horizon game the community had been yearning for for years. Japan finally becomes the setting for the festival celebrating Eastern car culture, in the most complete and best-executed entry to date.

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Mixtape is an unexpected surprise, brief yet emotionally powerful, celebrating adolescence without romanticising it through fantastic vignettes accompanied by an incredible soundtrack.

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After the success of Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley, Hyper Games returns to the world of the Moomins, this time with a winter adventure in which Moomintroll is tasked with calling forth spring while completing side activities that are not always engaging, in another strong adaptation of Tove Jansson’s work.

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After sequels and revisiting its older catalogue, it is refreshing to see Capcom investing in a new IP with Pragmata, a game that shows how the Japanese developer has its eyes on the future while also iterating on its ideas to create a project that feels both nostalgic and refreshing.

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Six years after its appearance in the first Haunted PS1 Demo Disc and two years after its official PC release, Dread Delusion finally arrives on consoles as a tribute to the greats of the genre, featuring one of the most visually striking and peculiar worlds we have ever explored.

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With a generous progression system and well-considered design decisions, Saros is as challenging as it is motivating cycle after cycle, with Housemarque once again proving that it is an unmissable reference in chaotic action games painted in cosmic horror.

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Screamer isn’t a Need for Speed or a Ridge Racer, but it comes closer than any racing game in recent years to the spirit that made them memorable.

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The emotional value of Project Songbird is undeniable, and it’s possible to feel the care Conner Rush has for the game, but its approach to the horror genre is a double-edged sword, and the result is not always satisfying or emotionally effective.

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Pokémon Pokopia is an unexpected spin-off, but also the most fitting one, setting aside battles and the drive to win in favor of the sense of community and friendship that Pokémon creatures have always called for.

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It can be hard to contain expectations at the idea of a new Marathon, once again from the studio that created it. But much like its classes, Marathon is a mere shell of its potential, with content that only satisfies those who resist its true nature as an extraction game.

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While the Fatal Frame series doesn't expand into its long-awaited sequel, Koei Tecmo once again looks to the past, seeking to replicate the success of Silent Hill 2 Remake by revisiting the most popular chapter in its series with a remake faithful to the original, though not without some unfortunate shortcomings.

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Lana and Mui return in Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf for a welcome reunion in a sequel as safe as the ideas and challenges its predecessor brought us. And that alone is great.

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The Pokémon Company invites us back to Kanto in Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen, now on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, where the magic of nostalgia gets lost without any additions or improvements. These are 2004 Pokémon games, in their purest form.

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Reigns: The Witcher hits its limits quickly, but until then it's a genuine addiction and a delight for fans of both series, evoking some of the best things The Witcher 3 has to offer in a format that's as simple as it is easy to pick up.

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Resident Evil Requiem is a game of parts, of two perspectives, two protagonists and two styles that complement each other in a unique experience, simultaneously new and nostalgic, in what stands as one of the most ambitious and celebratory entries in the series, with the best that Resident Evil has to offer.

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Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties arrives with the thankless mission of revisiting one of the saga's most divisive chapters while at the same time proving that RGG Studio still knows how to honor the legacy it built.

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