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Two Point Hospital: Full Health Collection is the most complete version of a management game that remains incredibly fun even years after its original release. The repetition and some dated systems keep the package from feeling entirely fresh, but the huge amount of content, the humor, and its excellent management foundation make this one of the best entry points into the series and a great option for anyone looking for a game capable of consuming dozens or even hundreds of hours.

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Silent Hill: Townfall excels at delivering a tense and frightening experience, with creative ideas that deviate from the franchise's standard, but it falters somewhat by underutilizing the narrative and visual potential of the franchise.

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Marvel's Wolverine could have been the masterful first chapter of a new mutant universe in gaming, but it stumbles with a story filled with questionable decisions and gameplay issues that reduce what could have been one of the best games of the generation to just another forgettable game based on the creations of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

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Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter maintains the high standard of excellence set by the first game, bringing Estelle and Joshua’s journey as protagonists of the Trails franchise to a conclusion. Building upon the excellent foundation established in 1st Chapter, the game delivers one of the best RPGs of the generation thanks to its impeccable storytelling and engaging gameplay mechanics, firmly establishing Trails among the very best Japanese RPG franchises.

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Halloween: The Game is a much smarter adaptation than simply relying on Michael Myers’ iconic image. It understands the horror of the original film, transforms many of its ideas into gameplay mechanics, and manages to establish its own identity within the asymmetrical horror genre. It lacks polish and relies too heavily on multiplayer, but there is a very solid foundation here and, most importantly, an adaptation made by people who seem to understand why Michael Myers remains terrifying nearly fifty years later.

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It’s hard not to be happy about Torneko's Mystery Dungeon finally becoming available to play on modern platforms. After all, the game is a major historical milestone for both the Dragon Quest franchise and the Mystery Dungeon series as a whole. However, when judged purely as a video game, the adventure clearly shows its age, and this “Classic HD” version could have done more to modernize the experience and attract new fans. It’s an excellent choice for a very specific audience. If you’re part of that audience, you can jump in without hesitation. Otherwise, you’re probably better off sticking with more recent entries in the franchise.

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Another Eden Begins is a solid JRPG that manages to deliver an engaging story, beautiful environments, and simple systems that work well, even without offering much depth. Exploration is fairly straightforward, and the combat features some interesting ideas, especially with the Chain Skill system, while progression ends up being more engaging through equipment than through the skill trees. Its mobile origins still leave some noticeable marks on the experience, but overall, the game delivers an enjoyable and well-crafted adventure for fans of traditional Japanese RPGs.

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Metal Gear Solid - Master Collection Vol. 2 breathes new life into two of the greatest classics in video game history, allowing millions of fans of Hideo Kojima’s work to finally experience the conclusion of the saga by delivering the definitive version of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots and a newly enhanced version of Peace Walker, featuring fully functional online features.

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Marsupilami 2: Salsa Palombia is a very fun game and a great option for fans of platformers. With enjoyable gameplay and an attractive price, the title delivers a lighthearted and entertaining experience. The graphics are simple, and the soundtrack isn’t particularly captivating, but these aspects don’t detract from the overall experience.

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Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters is a game that stands out for its fun factor, with major improvements to both gameplay and graphics. However, it falls short precisely where it shouldn’t: the absence of a truly engaging story mode. Even so, it is still a game worth checking out for anyone looking a fun experience to enjoy with friends.

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The Blood of Dawnwalker brings innovation to modern open-world RPGs by introducing a 30-day system in which every choice consumes time and actively shapes the story. Despite featuring combat that is merely functional and noticeable visual compromises in the PS5 Performance Mode, the game stands out thanks to its impeccable writing and memorable side quests. The result is a memorable and highly recommended RPG that turns time management into its greatest strength.

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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is the kind of game that captivates you with its story and emotional weight from beginning to end. With stunning visuals, simple yet refined gameplay that showcases the studio's significant progress over previous titles, and a soundtrack that perfectly ties it all together, the game delivers a truly memorable experience.

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Star Wars Zero Company joins the ranks of the best Star Wars games ever made, standing alongside Jedi: Fallen Order, KOTOR, Battlefront II (the original), and Episode I Racer. The story is fun and packed with clever references to the franchise, the characters are excellent, and the gameplay loop is fantastic, perfectly capturing that “just one more mission” feeling. The soundtrack is great, and the game’s audio is incredibly crisp. It’s great for anyone simply looking for a good tactical game, and exceptional for fans of that galaxy far, far away.

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Elden Ring Tarnished Edition masterfully delivers on its promise of bringing Elden Ring to the Nintendo Switch 2 with few compromises, offering a solid experience in both docked and handheld modes while living up to the grandeur of FromSoftware’s epic RPG.

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The Sinking City 2 abandons part of its past to better survive in the present, and this change makes it one of the most interesting horror games of 2026.

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MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls is a team-based fighting game that delivers an accessible, fast-paced, and extremely fun experience, featuring impressive visuals, a strong roster, and excellent Brazilian Portuguese voice acting. Although the short campaign eventually becomes repetitive and the auto-combo system slightly limits freedom during combat, the overall package works very well and provides highly satisfying matches.

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Mortal Shell 2 is one of those sequels that improves upon everything from the previous game. With a greater variety of Shells, environments, and enemies, Mortal Shell 2 establishes itself as one of the most noteworthy titles in the soulslike genre.

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Duskfade is a love letter to 3D platformers, especially those from the early 2000s. If you’re into that vibe and looking for a brand-new and modern game don’t waste any more TIME and dive into Duskfade.

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Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands is a fun game with a clever battle system that can be quite challenging at times. On top of that, it features a cast of characters charismatic enough to make the experience enjoyable.

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Reanimal: The Prisoner is an expansion that showcases the narrative potential of this world with new characters and themes that maintain the horror aspect, but it falls short by focusing too much on contemplation and fails to introduce new and differentiated gameplay mechanics.

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