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There has never been a better time for System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster to grace consoles once again, and it's a must try for fans of Sci-Fi.
Space Marine remains a must-play for WH40K fans, but the Master Crafted Edition would've been better as an upgrade to the existing edition.
Ruffy and the Riverside is an incredibly charming game with one of the most unique gameplay mechanics I've seen in a while.
Shuffle Tactics takes some well-worn mechanics, shines them up, and executes them in fun and interesting ways.
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach takes its predecessor's foundation and builds a bigger, better game on top-keeping everything that worked, and improving what didn't 10-fold.
Placing above the Switch version but below the PS5, Sonic X Shadow Generations' Switch 2 port is serviceable, but only diehard fans need reapply.
RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army is not only a mouthful to say out loud, but it's also a remaster packed with meaningful quality-of-life
FBC: Firebreak takes the strangeness of the Control universe and applies it to a genuinely fun and challenging co-op shooter.
While I think TRON: Catalyst leaves a little to be desired, it's still an excellent action adventure and brings the TRON world to life in a way few games have.
Dune: Awakening delivers one of the most intense and immersive survival experiences I've enjoyed in years.
Mario Kart World breaks away from series tradition to great success, even if it is slowed down by an interconnected yet barren world.
The Alters is a masterfully crafted sci-fi adventure about survival, self-discovery, and learning to live with the version of yourself who tried a little harder.
Despite some strange balancing issues, Lies of P: Overture offers a plethora of incredible content to an already incredible game.
Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster revitalizes a cult classic JRPG, and plants the genre's flag firmly on the Switch 2's soil.
Welcome Tour is a sterile and uninteresting collection of what feels more like homework than fun and engaging games worth the price of entry.
Lost In Random: The Eternal Die is an intense action roguelike that blends challenge and RNG to perfectly suit its narrative and aesthetic themes.
Dragon Is Dead has a great sense of style and a lot of good ideas, but its execution of mechanics makes it feel a bit confused about what it wants to be.
Disney Illusion Island has opened its borders to gamers beyond the Switch, offering fans of Mickey and friends an essential new adventure.
Pipistrello and the Cursed YoYo is not only a loving tribute to classic GBA games, but a serious elevation of the style.
Trash Goblin has the foundation for a genuine cozy game, but implements half-hearted sim elements for an experience that never feels as satisfying as it could.