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Control Resonant represents the culmination of Remedy Entertainment’s ingenuity and distinctive style, elevating what we saw in the first Control and taking it to the next level. The possibilities offered in terms of gameplay are numerous and put almost any other title to shame, making you reconsider what a game can offer for a price of €59.99. Get ready, then, for an out-of-this-world experience that, much like what Valve achieved with Portal, will reshape the way you think, encouraging you to consider both space and time, ultimately culminating in one of the most satisfying experiences in recent years.

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Dune: Awakening effectively captures the allure and danger of Arrakis, even if it suffers slightly from its split identity. It excels as a co-op survival RPG, though its single-player campaign struggles to shed its multiplayer roots. Funcom makes the experience accessible to non-MMO players, delivering the unmistakable atmosphere of Frank Herbert’s universe. Despite clunky combat and structural flaws that limit its full potential, it remains a compelling return to the desert planet for fans of the franchise.

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Ancient Farm is a simple, relaxing farming simulator set in ancient Egypt. While its initial loop and fun ideas are engaging, the game quickly loses momentum due to repetitive tasks, shallow mechanics, and mediocre tech, resulting in weak long-term progression. It is ideal for casual players seeking a quick, stress-free cozy game, but anyone looking for depth and a real challenge will find it lacking.

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Adapting the Runescape's universe into a modern action format is a solid achievement for Jagex. It blends the spirit of RuneScape with a compelling loop of exploration, survival, and cooperation; indeed, the quality of this loop—along with the care put into the lore and sound design—is what keeps the score firmly above average. Excessive solo grinding and frame-rate drops during chaotic battles remain the most obvious drawbacks, weighing enough to prevent the game from approaching excellence, yet they do not negate the overall quality of a title capable of pleasantly surprising players.

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Garfield: Escape from Monday is a good adventure for anyone who wants to spend time with the character in an accessible, cheerful, and frustration-free platformer. Its greatest strength is that it does more than simply put Garfield on screen: it builds a journey around his habits, his dislikes, and his world. The costumes, the hunt for lasagna, and the cartoon visuals provide plenty of reasons to keep playing through to the end. The controls feel good, and when the game makes room for exploration, it can be genuinely fun. Still, this is a game that almost always takes the easiest route. The levels do not develop their ideas enough, the bosses leave little impression, and the challenge remains low from beginning to end. Customization and collectibles give completionists something to pursue, but they do not add much depth to the campaign. That simplicity is a strength if you are looking for a first 3D platformer or a relaxing adventure; it becomes a limitation if you expect a game that can surprise even seasoned fans of the genre. The result is an experience that knows its limits and makes little effort to push beyond them, yet remains entertaining thanks to its charismatic protagonist and straightforward, accessible design.

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MXGP 26 is a promising step forward thanks to its revamped physics and Unreal Engine 5 upgrade. The new riding model offers a deeper and more demanding experience, while the bikes and tracks look considerably better than before. However, the lack of a proper career mode, limited content and some inconsistent physics—particularly on berms and jumps—hold it back. A solid foundation for the series, but one that still feels unfinished.

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Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave stands today as one of the most prestigious exclusives on Nintendo Switch 2, thanks to a first-rate narrative, a solid technical presentation that is virtually free of bugs, and an incredible attention to detail. Whether you are a fan of the series or this is your first entry in the franchise, we highly recommend giving it a try: you will not be disappointed.

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Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve proves the series is still soaring high after three decades. With a strong campaign, engaging narrative, rich aircraft roster, and refined gameplay, it delivers an impressive experience for veterans and newcomers alike. Outstanding visuals and sound elevate every dogfight, and despite a few multiplayer question marks, this is a triumphant return. For anyone ready to take to the skies of Strangereal, takeoff is highly recommended.

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Active Matter proves to be a solid, highly atmospheric take on the extraction shooter genre. Blending quantum-anomaly sci-fi with demanding, tactical gunplay, it delivers genuine tension and memorable firefights—perfect for those seeking a cooperative experience with real character. However, some performance hiccups on Series X (especially during intense moments), a controller-unfriendly inventory interface, and a solo experience that still needs refinement keep the title from reaching the very top tier of the genre. Even so, it remains a solid product and one of the sector's most promising titles, all at a more-than-reasonable price.

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Princess of the Water Lilies – Definitive Edition is a short, charming interactive fairy tale that excels through sheer sincerity. Why Knot Studio delivers a concise, well-crafted platformer featuring enchanting art, a delicate world, and enough gameplay variety to keep things fresh. While brief and occasionally uneven in difficulty, its Miyazaki-esque charm, vibrant visuals, and endearing feline protagonist offer a genuinely delightful experience.

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Silent Hill: Townfall stands as the most self‑aware and mature entry of this new era, able to honor the past without being trapped by it. Screen Burn clearly understands the saga’s identity, delivering an experience driven not by nostalgia but by a smart reinterpretation of its core themes. Despite a few natural rough edges, the journey of Simon, Zoe, and Richard evokes the familiar mix of unease, pain, and fragile humanity that has long defined Konami’s brand, proving that the fog can still tell stories worth hearing. If this is Silent Hill’s future, we can finally breathe again in that heavy air we’ve been longing to return to.

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Marvel’s Wolverine is a game that knows exactly what it wants to be. It doesn’t want to be another Spider-Man. It doesn’t want to offer a huge open world. It doesn’t want to fill every corner of the map with activities and collectibles. It wants to tell a Wolverine story and make us feel, controller in hand, all the ferocity of the clawed Canadian. And in that regard, the result is convincing. The combat system is simple but immediate, the violence of the clashes fits the character perfectly, the campaign maintains a good pace, and the technical department is undoubtedly one of the production’s standout features. To this we can add excellent Italian voice acting and a portrayal of Logan that manages to give the protagonist a more intimate dimension. On the other hand, we find a structure that’s far too rigid, very little exploration, an almost total absence of side content, and some mechanics—such as the Gates of Nightmare—that could have been developed with greater care. The camera, moreover, doesn’t always keep up with the frenzy of the fights. In short, Insomniac hasn’t reinvented third-person action, but that wasn’t necessarily its goal. It took Wolverine and turned him into a linear, brutal, and spectacular action game. Perhaps something more could have been done, especially in terms of variety and exploration, but when Logan unsheathes his claws and charges at a group of enemies, it’s hard not to have fun. After years spent swinging between the skyscrapers of New York, Insomniac has taken us into the mud, the blood, and the memories of James Logan. And, at least for once, less isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

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The wait was well worth it: Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition arrives on handheld in its most complete form yet, offering impressive visuals and solid performance. It is an excellent choice for those who have already completed the game, thanks to the new classes and weapons, but even more so for anyone who has never ventured into the Lands Between. Highly recommended.

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*Halloween: The Game* is an asymmetrical horror title that treats Carpenter’s film with respect and passion. Its greatest strengths lie in its atmosphere, sound design, and the sense of being stalked by Michael Myers, though an overly short campaign, technical issues, and a degree of long-term repetitiveness prevent it from reaching greater heights. Nevertheless, it remains an entertaining and recommended title for fans of the genre and the *Halloween* franchise—especially when played with a group of friends ready to scream and laugh together.

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Marsupilami 2 - Salsa Paloma is a winning title that will undoubtedly delight younger players, but also adult audiences looking for a solid and enjoyable platformer. While it is not particularly long, the developers have crafted a solid platformer that encourages us to collect every collectible, and I can assure you that it will not be easy. Will you take up the challenge?

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The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline is a bold reinterpretation of Dante’s legacy, but in reshaping the Inferno it often loses its emotional force and unforgettable imagery. Solid ideas and good Italian voice acting aren’t enough to lift Gabriele’s brief journey, caught between homage and independence. Interesting and ambitious, yet unable to stand beside the masterpiece it evokes.

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this second chapter proves to be an excellent sequel—a title capable of taking an already winning formula and enhancing it with a host of new features, refinements, and a truly generous amount of content. The refined combat system, combined with an even deeper and more multifaceted trading simulation, makes Will’s adventure a virtual must-buy for fans of action roguelites and light management games. Minor issues with late-game balance and the inevitable repetitiveness that sets in over the long haul do little to detract from the quality of this fine production, which is visually stunning and great fun to play.

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Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush is an overly flat sequel to the series. Roaming around and destroying obstacles can be fun, but it ultimately feels pointless, as there is no real cohesion between the sandbox mode and the various challenges on offer, resulting in a mediocre and forgettable racing game, with some graphical issues even on Series X. A shame.

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Compared to classic Serious Sam games, Shatterverse sacrifices a tried-and-true formula, a bit of personality and weight, in favor of an even lighter feel and cooperative chaos. It's probably not the triumphant return many were hoping for, but it's a successful experiment: it refreshes the formula without completely distorting it and without sacrificing the saga's signature lightheartedness. Played with friends, it's a highly entertaining and lighthearted experience at a truly affordable price.

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The Sinking City 2 boldly rebuilds its identity but remains uneven. The shift to action‑survival horror may divide fans, yet Frogwares’ drive to reinvent is clear. Arkham is oppressive and magnetic; rigid inventory and enemy‑heavy sections slow things down. Still, Cal and Faye’s journey holds emotional weight and ends coherently. More than a sequel, it’s a resilient, imperfect but worthwhile experience.

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