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Lollipop Chainsaw RePOP finally delivers the definitive console version on Switch 2, combining smooth performance, improved visuals and the same over-the-top hack-and-slash action that made it a cult classic.

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Yerba Buena is a game with a brilliant concept and an even better sense of humour. The way it turns the world’s ‘mistakes’ into gameplay mechanics gives it its own unique identity and offers some truly original moments within a genre as complex as the puzzle genre.

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Hollowbody is a heartfelt tribute to classic Silent Hill, delivering a haunting atmosphere and exceptional audio design, even if its storytelling and combat fail to fully capitalize on its potential.

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Amnesia Rebirth is coming to Switch 2, allowing us to enjoy this horror experience on Nintendo’s hybrid console. The game is the same as the version released in 2020. That said, we can now play it in handheld mode, although the result isn’t entirely positive. Poor textures, drops in a frame rate that’s already locked at 30 FPS, draw distance… Perhaps the one saving grace of this release is the lighting, which creates that atmosphere of mystery, uncertainty and fear of the dark that the development team is so adept at crafting. In any case, it’s always a good choice if you haven’t played it before and own the new console from Nintendo.

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Necrophosis Full Consciousness transports us to the end of the world. A place where death, just like life, is ever-present. The blend of Lovecraftian, theological and humanistic elements encourages you to reflect on who we are and why we are here. As we embark on this journey of discovery, we will solve a series of puzzles, all of which are interconnected with the game’s world. The setting aims for the most earthly kind of vastness, with high-resolution graphics and detailed texturing, although it does not always quite achieve this. In any case, this search for answers is a personal one for each of us, which is why the journey will always be worthwhile.

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R-Type Dimensions III is a superb remake that faithfully preserves the spirit of the 1993 classic while modernizing its visuals, audio and gameplay presentation. Its stunning graphical overhaul and relentless challenge make it a must-play for shoot ‘em up enthusiasts.

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Taxi Chaos 2 captures the spirit of its predecessor and, in turn, of the legendary original Crazy Taxi, adding new elements to breathe new life into this subgenre in 2026. The game introduces an RPG element with skills and upgrades that extend its lifespan and help add something extra to this type of ‘taxi’ game, which seems to have little scope for innovation.

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Monster Crown: Sin Eater takes the familiar monster-catching formula and twists it into something far darker and more unsettling. Its mature narrative, disturbing world-building and addictive creature fusion system help it stand out in an increasingly crowded genre.

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Path of Mystery: A Brush with Death isn’t a game I’d recommend to everyone. If you love anime and, above all, if you’re comfortable with English, then—along with the graphic novels—this game is for you. Otherwise, I wouldn’t recommend buying it

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ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies faced a Herculean task. Not only did it have to withstand the pressure of being constantly compared to Disco Elysium, but it also had to prove that ZA/UM was still capable of creating something special following all the internal problems the studio had faced

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Constance put forward an idea that seemed illogical and unrealistic at first, as it smacked of repetition; yet the game has more than proven itself on its own merits, standing shoulder to shoulder with the genre’s greatest works. Its art, lore and gameplay have risen above true titans to claim its place among the very few

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Forza Horizon 6 is, quite simply, the biggest and most ambitious instalment in the series to date, and in my opinion, it recaptures the essence of the fourth game in the series. Its spectacular setting, a jaw-dropping range of cars and a technical standard that borders on photorealism also establish it as the graphical benchmark for the current generation of consoles

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Super Meat Boy 3D proves that the series can adapt to a new format without losing its identity. It isn’t a perfect transition and there are areas for improvement, such as the camera work, but it keeps its greatest appeal – the difficulty itself – intact. What’s more, the move to 3D opens up many more possibilities and scenarios that were previously impossible.

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Housemarque evolves the foundations of Returnal into something even bigger with Saros, delivering intense third-person combat, stunning world design and a mysterious sci-fi narrative that constantly pulls you deeper into Carcosa. A breathtaking roguelite experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly ambitious.

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Call of the Elder Gods builds upon the foundations of Call of the Sea with clever puzzles, atmospheric storytelling and a striking cartoon-inspired art style. Its Lovecraftian mystery and satisfying puzzle design make it a compelling adventure from start to finish.

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Directive 8020 feels like Supermassive Games’ most ambitious and refined project yet, blending cinematic horror storytelling with stronger gameplay mechanics inspired by survival horror classics. Its gripping sci-fi narrative, meaningful choices and expanded stealth systems breathe new life into the formula.

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For us, Proud Nordics is one of the best JRPGs of recent years, and we can finally enjoy it

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To round off this review of Dracamar, I have to say that I found it to be a charming and enjoyable game, ideal for unwinding. It’s not a title that’s going to revolutionise anything, but it does the job well as a simple platform adventure. It stands out for its Mediterranean setting and its positive tone, but it falls a little short in terms of depth and originality.

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Tides of Tomorrow manages to combine all the best aspects of choice-based games with first-person action, whilst adding a unique twist: the ability to follow in the footsteps of other players. Thanks to this, the game offers players a wide variety of situations and dilemmas, making for a thoroughly entertaining experience. If these two factors appeal to you, this game is for you.

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Sol Cesto isn’t a game for everyone, because it’s very different from what players are used to. The lack of control over every move, and the absence of clear progress with visible improvements, is what makes it stand out within its genre. It offers an experience that forces you to make decisions that do not depend solely on your hand, as chance rules the dungeon. You simply choose how much you are willing to risk, knowing that the outcome will not always be what you want.

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