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Mistfall Hunter has a few good ideas, but lacklustre gameplay and somewhat shallow RPG elements make the extraction elements more monotonous than engaging.
Doloc Town is a genuinely fun and incredibly adorable blend of farming sim and platformer set in a post-apocalyptic world, adding a genuinely unique vibe to the genre.
Sovereign Tower is a fun and deep management RPG with great writing and a strong time travel mechanic that pulls at you, for better results or for worse.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 on the Nintendo Switch 2 is a transformative experience, delivering a full 1080p and 2160p image in portable and TV play, with a very stable 60fps to boot.
Big Walk delivers on a promise that's rare in cooperative games: nothing here is scripted, and the funniest moments are ones the game couldn't have planned even if it wanted to.
Beast of Reincarnation's narrative takes place far after mankind's decline, with nature having once again reclaimed Mother Earth for its own. Players assume the role of Emma, a gifted, or more aptly, cursed individual known as a Sealer.
Between rough gameplay feel and mechanics, The Relic: First Guardian doesn't present itself with a bang, but with a wimper.
Our heroine, Carissa Ward, becomes the latest victim of a truck-related death, transforming her into a legendary hero sent to the mystical lands of Talinfold.
Newcomers should hop right in, but Star Ocean: The Second Story R might not warrant a second full-price purchase for existing owners.
From humble beginnings to a fearsome pirate empire, Corsair Cove lets you take control of a group of rowdy pirates while building and managing multiple supply chains to make sure your ships and crew are well taken care of.
Even with Nintendo Switch 2 Edition upgrades, Fitness Boxing 3 is more Rock Band than Ring Fit Adventure-but still a good way to get moving.
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is a must-play experience-yet while it may be better than ever on Switch 2, longtime fan may need not apply.
Halo: Campaign Evolved is the best way to play the first Halo entry. A must play for returning fans and newcomers previously deterred by aging graphics.
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is mechanically sound and plays very well, yet neither the story mode or presentation are up to par.
Splatoon Raiders is proof positive the series can evolve past its competitive multiplayer roots, creating a fun and engaging ARPG experience that's hard to put down.
Fading Echo utilizes a really unique style for its aesthetic, platforming and combat for a truly engaging experience
Disgaea Mayhem is a spinoff title within the Disgaea series, while in Japan and some other regions, the game is called Makaism: Frenzy, referencing the Netherworld Battle Chronicle or Makai Senki subtitle of Disgaea.
Denshattack! is a resounding success and a benchmark for other titles in the genre to be judged by.
The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu is a tense and atmospheric romp into the jungle
While it's not particularly complex, D-Topia offers a decent narrative experience rounded out by good characters and fun little puzzles.