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With a solid and fun foundation that appeals to both casual players and veterans, EA Sports FC 26 is without a doubt the best “FC” at launch so far.

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King of Meat has an interesting premise, but it's executed in a shallow way. It also forces unfunny humor and uses an excessive amount of lighting that becomes uncomfortable during gameplay sessions. Maybe the game is aimed at a younger audience and I just didn't get it, but what I saw didn't impress me at all.

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Digimon Story Time Stranger delivers on its promise to take the Digimon Story franchise to new heights offering a story filled with charismatic characters that balances action and drama, a well-explained Digivolution system accessible to new players, and refined battle mechanics, making Time Stranger the best game in the entire Digimon Story series.

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Hollow Knight: Silksong expands on the original’s formula in such a creative and bold way that it becomes something unique and memorable, going far beyond any shadow cast by the first game. Its fast-paced gameplay, well-balanced challenges, varied progression, and impeccable art direction—combined with cohesive level design and a striking soundtrack—establish Silksong as one of the standout games of 2025 and reaffirm Team Cherry as one of the most talented studios of our time.

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Dying Light: The Beast sticks to the franchise’s winning formula, featuring fluid parkour, intense combat, and the now-classic day-night cycle. The gameplay is polished, fun, and rewarding, with bosses that add variety and unlock new abilities. However, the story remains a weak point, with forgettable characters and a generic villain. The smaller map and the sense of recycled content reinforce the impression that it could have been a DLC for Dying Light 2. Still, it's a great title for fans, though it may disappoint players looking for innovation or a more engaging narrative.

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Borderlands 4 bets on refined gameplay mechanics, extremely charismatic characters, and even more chaos to become the most fun game in the entire franchise, delivering a solid experience for any fan of loot-based games. It also serves as an excellent entry point for both the genre and the Borderlands series.

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Earthion is an ode to Mega Drive games, arcades, and the very history of video games. It perfectly emulates the style of the classics that shaped the industry, delivering an experience that will take you back to the good old days.

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A solid title for those who are quite familiar and accustomed to roguelikes, although Katanaut suffers from a lack of great variation in the gameplay loop and relies on repetitiveness for much of the journey.

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Pac-Man World 2: Re-Pac brings back the 2002 classic in a revamped version, featuring modern graphics, a remastered soundtrack, and more precise controls. The campaign, though short, offers varied worlds, fun bosses, and extra challenges.

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Hades 2 expands on everything that made the first game special and adds new elements that fit perfectly into the gameplay loop, making Melinoe's journey a more fun, challenging, and addictive adventure than its older brother.

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With a enjoyable gameplay, a customization system that allows players to express their skills, creative tracks that make excellent use of vehicle transformation mechanics and the new track-switching feature during races, Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds finally earns its place on the podium of kart racing games.

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Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree offers a charming blend of storytelling, dual-character gameplay, and strategic combat that can easily captivate players. It's unique and dynamic, with clear potential. Despite a certain tension between cozy game elements and roguelite mechanics, the overall experience is engaging and rewarding when explored thoughtfully.

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Despite having a solid foundation for its gameplay systems, Lost Soul Aside becomes a victim of its own ambition by attempting to tell an uninteresting and confusing story, while also making some missteps that prevent the combat from reaching its full potential, turning Yang Bing and UltiZeroGames' debut title into a major disappointment.

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Kirby and the Forgotten Land offers a fun and accessible experience, with a simple story and satisfying progression through varied worlds. The creative transformations and interaction with environmental objects provide funny and enjoyable moments. The endgame raises the difficulty, and the co-op mode allows you to play with friends, although it’s somewhat limited. The Star Crossed World expansion is short, but the base game delivers a memorable and engaging experience for both fans and newcomers.

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Metal Gear Solid Delta is a faithful remake to a fault. While it's a recommended experience for newcomers or fans who barely remember the original game, its lack of boldness leaves the title disappointing for fans accustomed to the authenticity that is the franchise's hallmark.

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Cronos: The New Dawn is more than just a horror game. It’s a complete experience that blends an engaging narrative, suffocating atmosphere, challenging gameplay, and creative puzzles. It’s also a reminder that survival horror still has plenty of room for innovation.

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Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots is the game that fans of the franchise have been waiting for all these years, keeping all the elements that made the series so beloved during the golden era of the PS1 and PS2, proving that there's still room for arcade sports games that prioritize fun above all else.

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Hell is Us doesn’t aim to please everyone, but rather to provoke and challenge. The game offers no clear rewards, no easy solutions. It doesn’t invite the player in—it throws them into chaos and watches, from a distance, how each one responds. It’s a new experience that may appeal to many or alienate others—no formulas, no tutorials, no predictability. And precisely because of that, Hell is Us stands out in a landscape saturated with predictable experiences.

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Midnight Murder Club combines tension, strategy, and fun in intense matches with friends. With directional voice chat, voice modulation, and impressive lighting, the immersion is complete. The Guest Pass and crossplay make group play easy. A lack of map variety limits replayability, but alternative modes help keep the game engaging. It’s worth it for those seeking adrenaline and fun in a social multiplayer experience.

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Shuten Order masterfully delivers on its promise of bringing five different genres into a single adventure, introducing unique mechanics for each of its routes, presenting an immersive story that remains engaging from beginning to end, complemented by impeccable art direction.

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