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KinnikuNeko is a classic platformer made with a lot of love, and it really shows. Great design, animations, story and gameplay… all crafted so anyone can enjoy it with a bit of practice and/or patience (or a lot).

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If your thing is unsettling visuals, bizarre imagery and a disturbingly empty school soaked in weirdness just because, this is your game. No need to think too hard or be particularly skilled with the controller — just exist.

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Dark Atlas Infernum is an intimate descent into the hellscape of the mind, where atmosphere and art direction shine with a force of their own. Its blend of psychological horror, infernal aesthetics and a distinctly Spanish flavour gives it an unmistakable identity, although simple puzzles, some technical issues and uneven execution dull the overall impact. Even so, it achieves what few manage: it suffocates with beauty and unsettles with conviction.

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Three summers, a cauldron, and a JRPG that doesn’t shout — it hugs you. The Secret Trilogy doesn’t reinvent the genre, but it nails the loop of creating to overcome, painting the screen with light and color. As a remaster, it’s more polished than revolutionary; as a starter pack, it’s perfect for anyone wanting to fall for Atelier without feeling overwhelmed. Breezy music, steady performance, and characters you’ll want to see again. If you’re here for the cozy vibes and smart crafting, you’ll feel right at home. And if you stay… don’t say I didn’t warn you — I just gave you the key.

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There are games that teach you how to attack, and others that force you to look inward. Possessor(s) belongs to the latter. Its world breathes between piano notes and broken lights; its story beats more in what it hints at than in what it tells; and its combat feels like a dialogue between two souls that can’t quite understand each other. It’s not perfect, but it’s profoundly human. And sometimes, that’s enough to make you want to stay and live in it.

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Hyrule Warriors: The Age of Exile is a fun musou game that expands the vast world of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, telling the story of Zelda’s adventures after her journey to the past and the events leading up to the confrontation with the Demon King.

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Nueva entrega del incombustible Let´s Sing, esta vez en su edición 2026, con las canciones más molonas del momento y modos con los que disfrutarlas tanto solo como en compañía.

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Ninja Gaiden 4 is a bloody and elegant return that respects its past while sharpening its future. It doesn't revolutionize anything, but it recaptures the soul of the ninja with combat so satisfying it makes you forget its narrative missteps. A well-executed love letter to pain.

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The sequel to this space-based action RPG returns with a much more interesting, straightforward story that doesn't get bogged down in trivialities. It improves on many aspects of the previous game to make The Outer Worlds 2 a well-rounded installment.

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Pokémon Legends Z-A is a hilarious game that captivates you for hours and offers tons of things to do, with an entertaining and dynamic combat system that never feels repetitive, as well as an interesting story. A combination of things that kept us glued to the controller for the nearly 25 hours it took us to finish it.

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With RTS elements, Becastled mixes city-building by day with Tower Defense by night, feeling like an original and fresh game, thanks also to its low-poly style.

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Bye Sweet Carole offers us a horror adventure where the candid and the sinister go hand in hand in a beautiful mix seasoned with an interesting story, but which suffers from some shortcomings derived from its abrupt control.

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Little Nightmares 3 is a sequel lacking in innovation, which does its part to maintain the saga's soul, but it feels less handcrafted and more "big studio." It's visually dazzling, and the co-op gameplay adds freshness, although the somewhat imprecise controls and uneven pacing detract from its charm. Still, it's a beautiful nightmare worth experiencing, although this time the scares come more in focus than in shadow.

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Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2 are back with a remaster like you'd never have guessed. Two adventures that will provide a great time and that we're sure won't disappoint anyone.

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Ghost of Yotei is a leap forward in every aspect, both in gameplay and story. With a vibrant, nuanced open world that will ensure you never get bored.

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Formula Legends is a game that pays tribute to the legends and history of Formula 1. It has no licenses, but that doesn't matter; fans of this sport know the circuits and their drivers, even if they're named Ferdinando Alfonso.

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It's not a long or technically spectacular game, but What Comes After stands out for its ability to excite and leave you thinking for much longer than the actual game itself.

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EA Sports FC 26 takes a giant step forward with the introduction of Authentic Mode, but it still has the same old problems. Lots of paid features and bugs. It's great for fans because it's the best soccer game, but not the only one.

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Silent Hill offers a fantastic horror adventure that moves away from the original franchise. The game features outstanding graphics and sound, along with action-focused gameplay.

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Shujinkou is a DRPG that dazzles with a brilliant central idea: transforming the Japanese language into a combat system as original as it is profound. Its learning curve is demanding and its lengthy duration can be intimidating, but those who get caught up in it will discover a unique experience that blends learning and adventure rarely seen in the genre.

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