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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a must-play because Capcom has managed to recapture its essence and adapt it to the modern era. The combat system is undoubtedly its greatest strength, delivering some spectacular moments. Add to that a fantastic setting, memorable boss battles, and top-notch audiovisuals. Not everything is on the same level, but it proves that the franchise has an excellent foundation for the series’ future.
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Future Knight is a short, straightforward, and incredibly fun shoot 'em up that unapologetically embraces the video games of the '80s and '90s. Its excellent controls, clever use of characters, and meticulously designed bosses make you want to play it over and over again.
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Hell Let Loose: Vietnam comes highly recommended because it does a pretty good job of capturing the tension of the Vietnam War in its large-scale multiplayer battles. The setting, the combat, and the new tactical possibilities all work well, but optimization issues and some technical glitches prevent the experience from reaching its full potential. It’s undoubtedly a perfect game for fans of war shooters.
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MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls comes highly recommended because it successfully combines spectacle, accessibility, and depth, offering one of the most engaging fighting game experiences available today. Its combat system has a lot of potential, the roster is put to great use, and both the single-player content and online options provide plenty of reasons to keep playing. However, it’s true that some of its mechanics can feel overwhelming during the first few hours. All in all, I’m confident that this is the next fighting game that will define an era in competitive gaming.
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ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is one of those simple indie games that knows exactly what it wants to offer. Repairing old devices is surprisingly entertaining, especially thanks to the care with which they’ve been recreated, while its 2000s setting and story make great use of nostalgia.
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The Prisoner expands REANIMAL with new ideas, threats, and a war-torn setting that reaffirms Tarsier's talent for the grotesque. It's a great return to this nightmarish world, especially in co-op mode.
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Leafy Corner is an extremely peaceful, cozy game that delivers exactly what it promises. It’s very easy to play and offers almost no challenge, but it makes up for that lack of depth with a wealth of content, highly satisfying decoration, and an incredibly relaxing experience. It’s not for everyone, but it perfectly caters to the audience it aims to win over.
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Halo Campaign Evolved comes highly recommended because the studio has managed to update one of the most important games in history without compromising its essence. It achieves this through a series of improvements that make the experience more enjoyable and varied, thanks to a completely revamped audiovisual presentation and subtle tweaks. It’s true that some decisions, such as the absence of competitive multiplayer, may seem strange. But for both veterans and new players discovering the series for the first time, this is undoubtedly the best way to experience the beginning of the legend.
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Palworld has reached version 1.0, which is more complete, polished, and mature. Its mix of survival, creature capture, building, and automation is addictive. The open world still feels empty, and the narrative could use a lot of improvement, but it’s much more than just “Pokémon with guns.” I highly recommend it.
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Splatoon Raiders comes highly recommended because it clearly demonstrates that the franchise has much more potential beyond its competitive side. Nintendo has successfully adapted familiar gameplay mechanics into an exploration title that can be enjoyed both solo and in co-op. Although there are some areas for improvement, the result is a spin-off that keeps Splatoon’s identity intact while still feeling distinct enough.
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Denshattack! is one of the most original, wild, and surprising games I've played in a long time. Its premise might seem like a joke, but Undercoders has turned it into an incredibly fun, precise, and creative arcade game. It features excellent level design, a wide variety of scenarios, and plenty of replay value. One of the surprises of 2026.
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Monopoly: Star Wars Heroes vs. Villains has pleasantly surprised me. It’s still Monopoly, with the limitations typical of this type of game—especially its lack of game modes and the excessive influence that starting events have on how games unfold. However, it adapts the Star Wars universe quite well and allows for both online and local play.
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Star Fox returns with a remake that features excellent controls and a visual and cinematic ambition befitting the year 2026. It’s a straightforward, intense, and highly replayable arcade experience that introduces some truly tough new challenges and a surprisingly fun multiplayer mode. The campaign might feel short if you’re just looking for a quick playthrough, but the game is much more than that.
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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales has pleasantly surprised me. Square Enix and Claytechworks have dared to step outside their comfort zone with a highly dynamic, beautiful action-RPG that features a combat system far more complex than it initially appears. Not everything works equally well, however: the repetition of environments across different eras, the level design, and the limited variety of enemies detract from the game’s appeal.
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In the Jungle is a bold DLC, but also somewhat uneven. Mintrocket hasn't just offered more fish, more recipes, and more missions; it has created an expansion that transforms the structure of the base game. If you're looking for more of the Dave The Diver you know and love, it might come as a shock; if you accept that this expansion aims to open new doors for the franchise, you'll probably enjoy it quite a bit.
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Phonopolis is another little gem from Amanita Design: a short, beautiful, and very special adventure that wins you over more with its personality, humor, and world than with the complexity of its puzzles. It’s unique and captivating, and above all, it knows how to genuinely entertain you throughout the entire journey.
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LumenTale: Memories of Trey is one of the most pleasant surprises I’ve come across in the creature-collecting RPG genre. It has personality, a vast world that rewards exploration, challenging combat, and plenty of original ideas. It’s not perfect: the menus could be improved, some mechanics aren’t explained well, performance is inconsistent, and there are bugs. But even so, it’s a special game.
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007 First Light comes highly recommended because it successfully brings the essence of James Bond back to the world of video games with a game that perfectly captures the character. It’s not a perfect title that seeks to reinvent the genre, but it does offer a very solid, well-designed adventure with plenty of personality. I can assure you that we are witnessing the return of the legendary MI6 agent.
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Thick as Thieves is a video game that’s hard to recommend, but also hard to simply dismiss. It has few maps, inconsistent AI, fairly familiar mechanics, and a constant sense of being a cut-down or repurposed product. However, it also has something important: it can be fun. Once you accept its limitations, it offers tense and satisfying moments.
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LEGO Batman: The Dark Knight's Legacy is highly recommended because it's the most ambitious project TT Games has ever undertaken within the LEGO franchise. Their reinterpretation of the Batman universe is admirable; it's a true love letter to the Dark Knight. All of this comes together to make for a fun game to play, always with the studio's signature sense of humor. If you’re a Batman fan, this game is made by and for you.
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