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Fangs of Asterkarn pushes the technical limits of Grim Dawn to the max, and although the game is clearly showing its age, the gameplay remains among the best in the ARPG genre.

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Mortal Shell 2 evolves the Soulslike formula by removing the stamina bar, paving the way for more fluid and aggressive combat. With the introduction of the Herald, a vast world to purify via Beacons, a refined system of Shells and PP Items, and striking visuals, this sequel establishes itself as a must-play dark fantasy adventure for Soulslike fans.

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Stalker 2: Cost of Hope significantly expands the story and the map, creating one of the best atmospheres in the post-apocalyptic genre; however, even with this massive update, the title's technical aspects still need some polishing.

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Action, clockpunk platforming, and a massive dose of nostalgia: Duskfade recaptures the magic of the PS2 era with flawless controls, stunning visuals, and superb boss battles. Spanish studio Weird Beluga has delivered one of the year's most solid indie surprises.

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Stonemachia is a classic Soulslike distinguished by a chess-inspired aesthetic—combined with the more bizarre aspects of Christian cosmology and a truly sublime soundtrack—yet it unfortunately fails to deliver satisfying gameplay.

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Beast of Reincarnation es un sólido juego de acción en tercera persona que combina la influencia de Sekiro, Nier y Pokémon en un solo paquete que se deslumbra por su diseño de arte y se queda un poco rezagado en un límite técnico que es difícil de superar.

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Echoes of Aincrad captures the thrill of survival within the floating castle through a highly dynamic real-time action combat system with Soulslike nuances, deep avatar customization, and a comprehensive alchemy and blacksmithing system—making it an unmissable RPG adventure for fans of the genre, despite suffering from some repetitiveness in its enemy roster.

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Backyard Baseball doesn't aim to be the deepest or most realistic baseball game, but it nails the pure fun factor. It’s one of those classics that puts a smile on your face from the very first minute and remains highly recommended today thanks to remasters on Steam (such as Backyard Baseball '97 or '01). If you're looking for something lighthearted, nostalgic, and perfect for playing with kids—or simply for unwinding—this game is a home run.

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A peaceful exploration and building adventure that takes you on a journey across floating islands in your airship, set in a future where technology and the environment go hand in hand. While it doesn't break new ground, it succeeds as an entertaining experience by playing it safe in a market increasingly saturated with similar titles.

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007: First Light brings Ian Fleming's legendary character into the 21st century in a way even the films haven't managed, combining the cinematic flair of *Uncharted* with the attention to detail of *Hitman* to forge its own style within the action-adventure genre.

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Doom: The Dark Ages - Revelations introduces new weapons, levels, and even an endgame phase where franchise fans can enjoy battling the forces of Hell in perpetuity.

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Denshattack! delivers fun, excitement, and a significant challenge for all arcade game fans, thanks to a unique presentation, excellent music, and refined levels and mechanics that make the experience's frenetic pace a real joy.

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The Alters: Last Variable brings the story of Jan and his copies to an emotional conclusion, thanks to powerful character interactions and a gameplay loop that make it possible to overlook some of the more frustrating elements.

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Tales of Arise: Beyond the Dawn se consolida como una de las experiencias RPG más robustas en Nintendo Switch2, destacando por un sistema de combate táctico de alta precisión, una narrativa emocionante y un rendimiento técnico impecable que hace justicia a su espectacular apartado artístico.

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Black Flag makes a spectacular comeback with *Resynced*. The title that captivated thousands—featuring Edward and the Creed’s Caribbean adventures, now returns not only with a major graphical overhaul that completely revitalizes the game, but also with brand-new content that offers plenty of reasons to step back aboard the Jackdaw.

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Realm of Ink is something of a hidden gem that offers hours of content if you’re a fan of *Hades*-style roguelikes; it’s also sure to captivate players with its hand-crafted visuals alone. It is a highly recommended title for quick sessions and fierce combat, set in a magical, colorful world.

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The Drifter combines a time-loop narrative with modern point-and-click mechanics, focusing on exploration, logical object gathering, and evolving dialogues with key characters. It is an immersive experience—visually accomplished and sonically unsettling—ideal for those who enjoy unraveling complex mysteries through patience and observation.

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Electronic soccer kicks off! The Nintendo Switch 2 title stands out for its flawless performance, natural gameplay, and added variety thanks to its minigames, establishing itself as a rewarding soccer experience in the console's library.

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Rise of the Tomb Raider arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 as a masterclass in optimization and adventure. With a narrative that balances historical drama with pure action, and a gameplay system that rewards tactical creativity, this version stands as an essential experience that combines stable performance with the magic of bringing a cinematic adventure anywhere.

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A statement of intent from Wargaming that focuses on the competitive scene, which, while quite appealing as a premise (beyond its graphical level), is questionable in its execution, bringing with it bad practices from other titles by the developer, such as the slow sense of progression that requires hundreds of hours of grinding if you don't want to spend money, not to mention some balance and performance problems that it has had since its launch.

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