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A classic with a story full of twists, tension, and action. Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut shines with its late ’80s vibe, bringing new features to the Nintendo Switch 2 version.

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Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is an isometric action roguelike that stands out for its original universe centered around luck, risk, and strategic choices. With fast-paced combat, a wide variety of relics, a rewarding progression system, and a memorable art direction, the game delivers a fun, addictive, and technically solid experience. A pleasant surprise among indie titles, it’s a great pick for fans of the genre.

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Ruffy and the Riverside delivers a platform game that pays homage to the classics while also being its own original entry. The core mechanics are innovative and the visuals are utterly charming, and despite the unconventional pace of the plot and the rather flat progression, the game is guaranteed to be fun for fans of 3D platformers.

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Mario Kart World was one of Nintendo’s best decisions with the arrival of the Switch 2. The game is visually stunning, features a nostalgic soundtrack, and offers a large amount of collectible content. Perhaps the biggest downside is, indeed, the price. Even with all the new features, it’s a value that only the most passionate Mario Kart fans will be willing to pay outside of the bundle.

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Hogwarts Legacy on the Nintendo Switch 2 offers an adventure set in Hogwarts, letting you live the life of a student at the most popular and beloved school of witchcraft and wizardry. However, the main story falls short in some areas, with a few plot holes that leave certain questions unanswered. Many of the side quests are engaging and well-written. The game also features dynamic combat, allowing players to create interesting builds — and with the Nintendo Switch 2’s mouse mode, the battles become even more fun.

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RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of The Soulless Army succeeds in staying true to the original 2005 game, bringing some quality-of-life improvements and new content without significantly altering the original experience. Although combat remains the weakest aspect of the paranormal detective’s first solo adventure, RAIDOU Remastered does a great job of introducing the franchise to a new generation of fans while welcoming back longtime followers who have been waiting for the series return.

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Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster brings technical improvements, such as higher resolution and frame rate, while maintaining its memorable art direction and soundtrack. Its Job combat system is strategic and deep. With varied optional content and minigames, it offers a renewed experience, ideal for old and new fans of the JRPG franchise.

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The Siege and the Sandfox delivers a unique mix of tight stealth gameplay and metroidvania exploration, all wrapped in gorgeous pixel art and a rich, Middle Eastern-inspired world. Movement feels sharp and responsive, and the map design constantly rewards players who seek out alternate routes. It’s a challenging but deeply rewarding experience for anyone who enjoys hardcore stealth and smart level design.

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Even with complex gameplay, the game is highly inviting for newcomers to the genre, featuring a well-crafted story and impressive possibilities. The Alters is, so far, the studio's peak and one of the best survival games out there.

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Dune: Awakening is an ambitious experience set in the harsh and unforgiving universe of Arrakis. With an alternate timeline, the game blends MMO and survival elements in a dynamic world filled with moral decisions, unpredictable dangers, and strategic choices.

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A very simple and short game that features a highly nostalgic and creative visual style, along with a storyline that, while rooted in its country of origin, captures the essence of childhood and the magic of football in an almost universal way.

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Elden Ring Nightreign is a great example of recycling content and turning it into a new experience. Even while it stumbles in some technical aspects, it truly shines when it comes to the game's original content.

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A necessary revitalization of the 2006 classic, Oblivion Remastered brings impressive graphics and several positive changes. Unfortunately, the desire to keep the original material untouched overshadows the game’s full potential, and even some issues from the original release still persist to this day.

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The Precinct delivers an immersive police experience, full of action, surprises, and challenges faced during patrols, but with some big flaws. The gameplay becomes repetitive pretty quickly and the artificial intelligence of our patrol companion doesnt work like it should, creating some issues.

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Capcom Fighting Collection 2 brings the definitive versions of some of the most important games of all time, preserving the legacy of the late golden age of arcades while adding a modern touch with features like online matches using rollback netcode. This allows longtime fans to relive fond memories and gives new players a chance to discover the roots of the genre. Capcom Fighting Collection 2 goes far beyond from being just a collection—it's a masterclass in how to preserve classic games and present them to a new generation of fighting game enthusiasts.

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DOOM: The Dark Ages takes the franchise to a medieval era, introducing new gameplay mechanics and adding more depth to the Slayer's journey. Unfortunately, some of these mechanics end up making the gameplay repetitive, accompanied by a disappointing soundtrack. Despite the issues, DOOM: The Dark Ages has a solid gameplay foundation, maintaining the brutality and frenetic pace that only the DOOM franchise can deliver with mastery.

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A comfortable adventure that doesn't stray far from the formula already established in Sea of Stars, benefiting from a shorter campaign with better pacing and standing out thanks to its circus-themed aesthetic, featuring highly charismatic visuals and animations.

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Cash Cleaner Simulator brings a unique approach to the genre with solid gameplay dynamics, but the storyline lacks depth and the gameplay becomes repetitive over time.

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Forza Horizon 5 masterfully combines the precise handling of simulators with the accessibility of arcade racing games, creating the perfect playground for motorsport fans. It caters to both audiences in a way that only the Forza Horizon franchise can achieve.

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Drop Duchy is a good mix of Tetris and medieval strategy, created by Sleepy Mill Studio, challenging players to build kingdoms and wage battles on a dynamic block-based board, promising to be a new addiction for those looking for something beyond the ordinary in strategy games.

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