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Yoshi and the Mysterious Book invites us back to Yoshi's Island with a fresh, fun, and original adventure that will keep us hooked "between its pages" for hours. It’s a game that sets aside the traditional focus on difficulty and reflexes, choosing instead to center on curiosity, investigation, and experimentation—a cocktail that makes it a highly compelling choice and a must-have for our Nintendo library.

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Another entry in the Dark Pictures Anthology that follows in the footsteps of its predecessors but brings few new features to the table. While the aesthetics and atmosphere are expertly crafted, the story takes quite a while to truly get going.

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Starfield is likely the most ambitious, yet most divisive game in our library. It’s a love letter to the cosmos that can pull you in for hundreds of hours through sheer scale and atmosphere. Yet, it also proves that without a modern technical backbone, even the greatest ambition can falter. Even with its bugs and dated mechanics, it’s a must-play for sci-fi fans. It’s a flawed masterpiece, but it’s a masterpiece nonetheless.

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Invincible VS leaves us with a bittersweet feeling of what could have been. While the game faithfully reflects the show's universe, it falls short when it comes to game modes and the length of its story mode.

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MotoGP 26 is, finally, the leap in quality we’ve been demanding from the franchise for years. Despite flaws in the AI and online mode, its spectacular performance and deep physics solidify it as the most complete and essential motorcycle simulator of recent years.

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The Finnish studio Housemarque reimagines the journey seen in Returnal with Saros, their latest project that improves upon the experience of its spiritual predecessor. It is an adventure that will leave no one indifferent, especially those who crave action and adrenaline.

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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream leaves its 3DS predecessor behind to establish its own identity with deep customization, all while maintaining its signature sense of humor—even if certain missed locations have disappeared.

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Pragmata is a marvel that blends a fascinating space mystery with gameplay that evolves into sheer excellence. Capcom demonstrates absolute mastery with a proposal that is honest, bold, and visually groundbreaking, leaving us completely speechless. It is, without a doubt, a must-play for anyone seeking something fresh, deep, and spectacular.

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The Occultist is a horror experience that shines through its atmosphere and narrative ambition, but falls short in terms of gameplay. It is interesting and full of personality, though it never quite manages to live up to its full potential.

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MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is a title that stands out for its art style and diverse mechanics, but the constant barrage of enemies every few moments might make the experience feel repetitive, pushing the investigation aspects into the background. At its core, it’s a first-person action shooter with investigative touches that remains fun throughout, offering around 12–15 hours of enjoyment.

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It might not be the ending everyone expected, nor the closure everyone wanted, but Max and Chloe's story finally comes to an end with this final installment.

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Meetup in Bellabel Park offers a chance to get a bit more out of the masterpiece that is Super Mario Bros. Wonder, with a stronger emphasis on family play and hanging out with friends.

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Screamer takes more risks than usual for the genre, blending driving, combat, and narrative with a very distinct personality. Not everything fits together with the same precision, but when it does, it offers a unique and surprisingly intense experience.

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Crimson Desert is a visual titan that borders on Platonic perfection on its surface, but stumbles over its coarse substance and a soulless narrative. With addictive combat and breathtaking photorealism, it invites us to get lost in Pywel despite its clear technical rough edges and the weight of overwhelming hype—accepting that the purest beauty can also be imperfect.

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Even more spectacular than the PS5 version. If you enjoyed the first one, you’re going to absolutely love this.

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The Midnight Walk is a love letter to craftsmanship. It is an experience that proves video games can be moving pieces of art—perfect for those seeking to immerse themselves in a strange, dark, and haunting world.

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A solid metroidvania with a remarkable visual and audio identity, standing out for its atmosphere and execution, even if it lacks major innovations within the genre. It is ideal for those seeking an immersive, challenging experience with a personality of its own.

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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection refines the series' formula by offering more Monsties, a slightly larger world, and combat that remains as accessible as it is strategic. It doesn't take too many risks, but what it does, it does very well. If you enjoyed Stories 2, this is a very solid sequel.

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Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf brings us back to the stunning world of Novo for another puzzle-platformer where the connection between Lana and Mui remains at the heart of the journey. This sequel builds upon the original's foundation with fresh abilities, a more varied environment, and a narrative that doubles down on visual storytelling to reveal the world's hidden secrets.

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Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake revives a fan-favorite J-horror classic with a polish that stays true to its roots. Between the overhauled visuals, new mechanics, and expanded zones, it modernizes the gameplay while keeping the haunting atmosphere of Minakami Village intact. Despite some minor technical hiccups, this remake pulls off the impossible: making this classic feel every bit as eerie and special as it did the very first time.

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