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Fast Fusion is a modest and rich game at the same time. The fun is guaranteed in the fast racing, with welcome additions, like the jump, that renovate the gameplay while we are dazzled by the impressive visuals it presents. Despite the limited content and the absence of options, such as online matchmaking, the experience is worth playing and leaves us eager for the future updates the development team has already promised and that may make the package even richer.

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Mario Kart World is a solid addition to the franchise, with interesting twists that bring new dynamics to the series. The introduction of interconnected tracks and new techniques offer new levels of complexity while still maintaining a good balance for casual players. However, some issues, such as the lack of inspiration in the roads between the courses and the unattractive rewards in Free Mode, hold the game back from reaching its full potential. Still, the game captivates with stunning visuals, fun modes, and a dynamic atmosphere that captures the chaotic essence of what Mario Kart is all about, while also offering possibilities for the future. Ultimately, Mario Kart World won me over — it's chaotic, beautiful, and addictive in the way the series knows how to be.

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BRAVELY DEFAULT FLYING FAIRY HD Remaster is still enchanting. The high-definition graphics, the striking soundtrack (it's impossible not to hum the battle or map themes), the quality voice acting (although only in English and Japanese) and the charisma of the characters guarantee a great experience. If you're a fan of the series, this is the perfect opportunity to relive the adventure. If you've never played it, but like RPGs with good stories and strategic combat, you can jump in without fear.

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Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S barely justifies its existence. It is a re-release of a sequel already available on the console via backwards compatibility, with additions that border on superfluous or were poorly thought out, such as mouse controls. There was no attention paid to, at the very least, adding a Brazilian Portuguese localization, as with other recent titles from the producer. Considering that the title is also being sold separately and with no upgrade options for owners of the sequel on the original console, it is difficult to recommend this purchase.

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Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma is an addictive RPG and simulation experience that represents a significant step forward for the series. Exploration, combat, relationships, and rural management have all evolved significantly over its predecessor and are all combined in a harmony that is well worth exploring.

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Challenging and captivating, Monster Train 2 joins the select list of the best deckbuilders available on the Switch, thanks to its hundreds of possible strategic combinations and a technically impeccable port. Although important aspects such as the tutorial and the difficulty curve could clearly be improved, there is no denying that this is an unmissable journey for fans of the genre looking for something new, capable of providing hours of entertainment.

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Is Super Technos World: River City & Technos Arcade Classics worth the investment? I would say yes, but with caution. Despite the meager collection of games and its minimal preservation factor, it is still a collection of solid games and some of Kunio-kun's most entertaining secondary titles. It's not the best way to pay respect to Kunio-kun's legacy, but it is an intriguing selection to see a bit of Technos history.

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Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo is a fun and lighthearted adventure that’s a must-play for fans of the classic Zelda style and Game Boy Advance titles in general. Not only that, but its dialogues and world constantly bring a smile to your face and even prevent potential issues—like moments of unbalanced difficulty—from impacting the overall enjoyment of the game.

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Fuga: Melodies of Steel 3 is another great game from CyberConnect2. It doesn't only reinforce the polish and effort that the developers have brought to the table since the first game but also uses the opportunity to dive further into the additional characters and in adding even more strategic options to the combat.

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American Arcadia is a frantic adventure game that manages to explore the perspectives of its two main characters in a compelling manner, especially when it demands the player to make actions as both at the same time. With a dystopian narrative that looks ever closer to reality, the game is an easy recommendation for those who like the theme.

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Quick, fun, memorable and, above all, hilarious, this is an adventure that leaves you wanting more, especially as its ending leaves some open ends for yet another misadventure.

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At the end of the journey, Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo reveals itself as much more than a simple game — it's a powerful and unforgettable experience.

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Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate succeeds in its mission of offering a (currently) definitive version of the Phantom Breaker franchise spin-off. While there are several good beat 'em ups in the Switch library, there's no denying that this young girls fighters' adventure performs well and especially fits the versatility of Nintendo's device. So, if what you're looking for is a new adventure in this genre currently in a recent boom, this is a very solid choice despite not being quite as spectacular as some more modern titles; nonetheless, if you keep your expectations in check, it's perfectly possible to have fun here.

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All in Abyss: Judge the Fake delivers an original concept by mixing poker, bluffing and psychological tension in a visual novel structure. The combat system is enticing, the main character design is great and the heavy atmosphere is well constructed, but rhythm issues, visual and sound repetition, and the excessive grinding in some chapters end up negatively impacting the experience.

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The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy manages to combine a textual adventure full of mysteries with a tactical game with interesting strategic options. The end result has reservations and ends up revealing some of the limitations of Kodaka's writing, but it definitely pays off in the long run.

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Despite the high definition visual, Lunar Remastered Collection errs on not offering relevant new additions or adjustments that truly revitalize the original experience. Nonetheless, these are two very fun RPGs with captivating tales that remain charming even after all these years. In the end, this collection is, above all, an accessible way to revisit the two extremely remarkable titles on modern devices.

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Star Overdrive is bold in its proposal, but it fails to deliver an experience whose lack of polish in crucial aspects such as movement and combat prevents it from being widely recommended. With a good dose of patience, it is possible to enjoy the story of BIOS and NOUS, but it is difficult not to look at this creative universe and notice a potential that has not been fully realized.

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I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream is available in good shape for a new generation, one that is finally discovering the magnitude of its legacy and forming a fanbase around IHNMAIMS. Of course, some additional content, translation and touch support would be welcome, but just having this classic in your hands (literally) is already an achievement.

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SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered brings back a PlayStation classic in a satisfying way, although the game is not recommended for those who are not open to an RPG that is unorthodox in its structure. Fans of the franchise, however, will be able to enjoy another vibrant and unique experience within the genre, especially if they had not explored the game in its original version.

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Pocket Bravery is a Brazilian fighting game of really high quality and a great option for those looking for an experience with the genre on Switch. With a ton of variety in the modes and robust learning systems, it's worth investing many hours in the game to try and master its fast combat.

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