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With one of the most interesting premises ever created for a horror game, the developers of A.I.L.A. managed to deliver an immersive, terrifying, and highly entertaining experience, making it one of the most impactful horror titles of 2025.

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Despite its weak coop campaign, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 delivers a solid multiplayer experience and an extremely fun and challenging Zombies mode, evolving the gameplay foundation left by Black Ops 6 by introducing improvements that had long been on the community’s wish list

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With an excellent One Piece adaptation, Pirate Warriors 4 finally arrives on the new generation of consoles, bringing new characters, upgraded graphics, and an overwhelming amount of content for fans of the series and the musou genre.

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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment masterfully blends the musou genre with mechanics from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, creating an extremely fun combat system. Its canonical narrative for the BOTW and TOTK universe expands the lore of both games in a very respectful way, adding new and interesting elements to Hyrule’s story without necessarily making them overly essential to the universe, serving as an excellent complement for fans who love this world.

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Demonschool is not just a tribute to past generations of tactical JRPGs, but a work full of charm, personality, and truly unique craziness. With beautiful visuals, an unusual soundtrack for the genre, and gameplay that is creative and fun in equal measure, it's a true invitation for veterans and newcomers to the genre and anyone interested in the theme represented.

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While not revolutionary, Dispatch stands out for recapturing the charm and enjoyment of following a narrative story filled with characters who have something to offer, be it chaos or good company.

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Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake breathe new life into two of the most important games in history, using stunning HD-2D visuals and a fantastic soundtrack to fully immerse players in the adventure. Both games aim to stay faithful to the original material while expanding their universe, bringing quality-of-life improvements to exploration and combat mechanics, blending the classic and the modern to deliver the definitive version of the origins of the Dragon Quest franchise.

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Yakuza Kiwami goes far beyond a simple remake, making excellent use of the gameplay foundation from Yakuza 0. It features an extremely immersive story and setting, combat mechanics that truly make the player feel like the Dragon of Dojima, and, of course, plenty of fun minigames. The Nintendo Switch 2 version makes outstanding use of the new console’s hardware, offering a superb experience both in docked and handheld modes.

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Yakuza Kiwami 2 masterfully updates the PS2 classic, featuring gorgeous graphics and a revamped combat system based on Yakuza 6, making Sotenbori more beautiful and immersive than ever. The Nintendo Switch 2 version has proven to be an extremely competent port, maintaining graphical quality and performance close to that of other platforms.

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With major improvements over its predecessor, Anno 117: Pax Romana makes use of ray tracing technology for global illumination and reflections, creating a beautiful and immersive atmosphere. The gameplay has been refined, with the addition of new mechanics that add greater depth to the experience. However, not everything is perfect as the time required to complete each research task is quite long, which can lead to some fatigue due to the duration and the large number of points to unlock. Still, the game offers great rewards to the player.

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ARC Raiders is an extraordinary game within a genre often seen as inaccessible and punishing. It manages to be enjoyable for both veterans seeking a fresh extraction shooter experience and newcomers diving in for the first time.

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Silent Hill f may not be the biggest dream of the most traditional fans, but it is undoubtedly a title that lives up to the constant reinventions of the original team, with an oppressive atmosphere, beautiful and contrasting visuals, and a narrative worthy of awards.

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1000xRESIST is an experience that delivers a memorable story with intriguing characters set in a unique science fiction universe, but its more passive, narrative-focused gameplay may turn some players away, even though it introduces interesting dynamics throughout the campaign.

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Pizza Delivery is a hard game to recommend because, even though it has some good ideas for blending gameplay with its themes and a few beautiful landscapes to admire, it ultimately executes everything it sets out to do below its potential.

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Answering fans requests, Battlefield 6 fixes all the mistakes made by Battlefield 2042. With a strong campaign and an impressive multiplayer, Battlefield 6 is the comeback that both the franchise and EA needed.

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Without reinventing the wheel, Double Dragon Revive is yet another attempt to revive classic beat 'em ups, and even though it's relatively simpler than some competitors in the genre, the game has its fair share of fun.

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BALL x PIT is a thrilling, addictive, and downright crazy game! It’s one of those games that reminds you why video games are so captivating. It’s beautiful to see this mix of subgenres and classic game ideas come together here, in such a charming and masterful way by Kenny Sun and his friends. I don’t recommend it if you already have a big backlog, because this game will steal all your free time.

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Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O World Stage revitalizes the great arcade classic with mastery, featuring a new single-player mode and rollback netcode for its online modes, making Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O World Stage the definitive version of VF5.

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If you're looking for a co-op shooter to have fun with a group of friends, Painkiller can indeed be a good choice. However, it's important to take into account the numerous flaws the game has, such as weightless gunplay, easy enemies, and uninspired level design.

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Pokémon Legends: Z-A is the best game in the franchise in many years, but it still doesn’t update the formula enough for you to feel like you’re playing a truly modern version of what Pokémon should be in 2025. With its highs and lows, we hope that Game Freak has learned its lesson and will continue moving in the right direction from here on out.

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