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The most colossal and indisputable redemption in video game history. Cyberpunk 2077 consolidates itself today as a true sci-fi masterpiece, combining a heartbreaking narrative with top-notch combat, an outstanding soundtrack, and a technical presentation bordering on excellence. Night City is, at long last, the living, brutal, and essential dystopia we were all waiting for.

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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy has the potential to become one of the games of the year, thanks to a rich variety of scenarios and environments that feel truly alive. Across its 14 chapters, it masterfully weaves together action, platforming, puzzles, and horror.

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Duskfade is an indie game oozing with love, beauty, and a passion for action platforming. Featuring meticulously crafted visuals and audio alongside a story that won't leave you indifferent, it is an absolute must-play.

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Future Knight offers a fresh and enjoyable experience thanks to highly original graphics and smooth, entertaining gameplay. The game's cheeky, charming tone enhances immersion, working hand in hand with mechanics that—despite scaling up in difficulty as you progress—always do so gradually enough to let you adapt naturally.

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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls delivers a matchup as spectacular as it is ambitious, bringing together the Marvel universe and Arc System Works' distinct identity. Its four-character team system introduces original mechanics and remarkable depth, while its artistic direction is simply brilliant. However, performance and fluidity issues on the PC version prevent all that potential from fully unfolding. For this reason, the score is provisional, and we will return later to check if this promising fighting game manage to unlock its full power.

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Bubbly Basin is a notable first step for the Pokémon Pokopia Expansion Pass. Its beautiful underwater setting, the freedom offered by Dive, and new building possibilities make returning to its distinct sandbox highly appealing once again. However, its structure feels overly familiar, and its gameplay additions lean more toward iteration than revolution. The free 2.0 update rounds out the return with numerous quality-of-life improvements. While this initial dip may not reinvent Pokopia, it proves there are still plenty of corners in its world well worth rebuilding.

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Splatoon Raiders is a fun, deep single-player adventure, with an art direction that once again stands as one of its greatest strengths. Its clever progression system, exploration, and environmental storytelling make this spin-off much more than an experiment: it is, in all likelihood, the best entry point for discovering everything Splatoon has to offer beyond its multiplayer.

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Halo: Campaign Evolved masterfully recovers the essence of the original game, boasting open-world visual fidelity that is simply stunning. The refined gunplay and Operation Meteorite effectively counter the corridor-like design of its classic levels and the graphical drops in its cutscenes. A thoroughly enjoyable remake.

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A somewhat failed attempt to translate the Sword Art Online experience into the video game medium. Kirito and company will have to wait a little longer for the adaptation that finally does them true justice.

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Assassin's Creed Black Flag returns 13 years later with a remake aimed at introducing the franchise to newcomers, preserving what worked beautifully despite a few changes that hinder the overall experience. Even so, taking the helm of the Jackdaw with Edward and sailing the seas during the Golden Age of Piracy remains absolute bliss.

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Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok is a generous, vibrant, and seamlessly integrated expansion that successfully reinforces everything that already made Cygames' action RPG so special. While its story works better as a framework than as a major emotional driver, the combat, the new systems, The Maelstrom, the summons, and the endgame progression turn the return to Zegagrande into an immensely satisfying experience. For veterans, it offers a clear reason to return, and for newcomers, it serves as a more complete and appealing version of an adventure that continues to shine through its characters, art direction, and that JRPG energy that always invites you to look toward the next horizon.

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Long Gone Days compensates for its clunky turn-based combat with a mature narrative and the brilliance of its language mechanic. It is an anti-war journey that, despite its gameplay rough edges, leaves a deep impression on the player. The result is a solid choice for anyone looking for a great story rather than a quick dopamine hit.

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Rhythm Paradise Groove offers a new entry in the franchise, delivering 80 single-player minigames, up to 4-player local multiplayer, and innovative new modes like a pseudo-RPG. With simplicity as its banner, unlocking all of its secrets will require you to become a true master of rhythm—something that can prove to be quite a challenge.

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Star Fox for Nintendo Switch 2 is a meticulously crafted, spectacular, and immensely enjoyable remake that perfectly understands what made the Nintendo 64 classic so special. It doesn't reinvent the franchise, nor does it turn its story or multiplayer into its biggest selling points, but it makes up for it with magnificent gameplay, an outstanding audiovisual presentation, and that rare ability to feel exactly like the idealized memory many of us kept of the original.

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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a game with a great adventurous spirit that will delight any fan of the 16-bit era's greatest ARPG gems. It’s a genre that enjoyed immense popularity during the final decade of the 20th century but was somewhat sidelined with the arrival of three-dimensional gaming.

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1348 Ex Voto is a cinematic adventure set in the late medieval Italian countryside that, despite its highly intriguing premise, ultimately ends up feeling unfinished, poorly paced, and flat.

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007: First Light is one of the most addictive video games in recent memory. Its narrative, character development, and gameplay are so expertly crafted that they immerse you completely in the world of espionage. I believe it is safe to say that this is the best game not only in the 007 franchise but in the entire espionage genre to date. Despite a few technical shortcomings, it shines brightly by blending elements borrowed from other franchises.

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The Disney Afternoon Collection is much more than a retro compilation; it’s a small time capsule of an era when Disney and Capcom formed a practically perfect partnership. Packed with challenging platformers, unforgettable tunes, and plenty of nineties charm, this edition for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 manages to recapture the magic of those classic games while adding modern quality-of-life improvements that make the experience much smoother today. While not all titles have aged equally well, the package as a whole still feels like a love letter to retro gaming and to an entire generation that grew up glued to a CRT TV after school.

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LEGO Batman: El Legado del Caballero Oscuro is the best LEGO video game to date. The evolution of its combat and puzzle-solving mechanics, along with a more than substantial improvement to its open world, make this a title that truly transcends the classic formula we have experienced so far. TT Games has done a stellar job of turning this brick-built world into a universe with its own distinct personality.

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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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