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Rumbral successfully captures the atmosphere and puzzle-platforming essence of games like Limbo and Inside while introducing its own clever dimension-shifting mechanic. Although short and occasionally imprecise in its controls, it remains an enjoyable indie experience with plenty of personality.

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Starfield finally lands on PS5 with years of updates, meaningful gameplay improvements and substantial new content. While technical issues and frequent crashes hurt the experience, Bethesda’s ambitious sci-fi RPG remains as immersive and expansive as ever.

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Darwin’s Paradox! is a charming platforming adventure with a stunning visual identity and a surprisingly expressive protagonist. While its mechanics lack deeper development and the experience feels too short, its creativity and personality make it easy to enjoy.

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Legacy of Kain Ascendance successfully brings players back to Nosgoth through its strong narrative focus, atmospheric pixel art and the return of the series’ iconic characters. While its combat and level design lack depth, it remains an enjoyable tribute for longtime fans.

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Incantation delivers a deeply unsettling horror experience inspired by Asian folklore and ritualistic terror. Its oppressive atmosphere and exceptional sound design easily stand out, even if its short runtime leaves players wanting more.

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New Super Lucky’s Tale remains a charming and accessible 3D platformer full of colorful worlds and simple fun. However, the PS5 version feels like a missed opportunity due to its lack of meaningful DualSense features and limited technical improvements.

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Reigns: The Witcher successfully blends the addictive decision-making formula of the Reigns series with the rich world of Geralt of Rivia. Its humor, branching stories and clever use of Witcher lore make it a surprisingly entertaining spin-off, especially in short sessions.

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Sumerian Six makes an excellent transition to consoles, successfully adapting its tactical stealth gameplay and complex controls to a gamepad. Combined with strong technical performance, this version stands as a great way to experience the game outside of PC.

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Marvel MaXimum Collection is a nostalgic celebration of Marvel’s classic 90s video games, packed with beloved arcade and console titles from Konami and Data East. Despite a few notable absences, the collection’s extras, online features and faithful presentation make it an easy recommendation for retro fans.

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Screamer is a bold reinvention of arcade racing, blending anime-inspired storytelling with one of the most unique driving systems seen in years. Its emotional narrative, stylish presentation and deep mechanics make it one of the genre’s biggest surprises of 2026.

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Greedfall: The Dying World takes the series in a more tactical direction, offering strategic combat, deeper RPG systems and a fresh perspective on its colonial fantasy setting. While pacing issues and technical rough edges remain, the world and lore are still compelling enough for genre fans.

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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is a spectacular evolution of the series, delivering a surprisingly mature story, excellent exploration systems and deep monstie customization. Capcom once again proves it is at the top of its game with one of the strongest JRPGs of the year.

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Tales of Berseria Remastered brings back one of the darkest and most emotional entries in the franchise with welcome visual and gameplay improvements. Velvet Crowe’s revenge-driven journey remains as powerful and unforgettable as ever.

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Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! successfully captures the spirit of classic 90s shooters with fast-paced action, huge maps and satisfying gunplay. Its retro presentation and strong connection to the original film make it a nostalgic treat for longtime fans.

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The Midnight Walk successfully transitions from VR to traditional gameplay, delivering a visually stunning stop-motion adventure filled with clever puzzles and a hauntingly beautiful world. Its handcrafted clay aesthetic and atmospheric storytelling make it one of the most unique indie experiences in recent years.

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Whilst Apartment No 129 delivers in some areas, such as the puzzles and the sense of horror, the truth is that it falls short in just as many others, including level design and the combat system, amongst others

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Cairn is a well-rounded game that I’d recommend to all kinds of players. Its gameplay and art style make it a truly polished title. The inventory management, the planning involved in the climb, and the memorable moments from the ascent of Mount Kami all combine to make it a unique game, and I’d go so far as to say it’s one of the best indie games we’ll see in 2026.

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Ultimately, DuneCrawl isn’t just about combat or exploration; it blends both with co-op play, making it a thoroughly entertaining experience if you enjoy playing with others or are looking for an action game set in a world brimming with things to do, where you can lose yourself for hours

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The combat is the standout feature, and the sheer number of commands, styles and attacks, combined with the appeal of the skill tree, make this one of the best games in the genre. Visually, the game looks stunning on the Nintendo hybrid console in all its modes, making it even more irresistible if you’re a fan of musou games

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It’s still a Japanese horror game with good intentions. It gets a lot of things right, but it’s let down by technical flaws. That said, it has a good story and some decent, clever puzzles, and it’s worth acknowledging the work of the studio founded by two brothers who have good intentions and certainly the talent to grow.

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