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Great! Neon Abyss 2 won me over with the freedom it gives the player. The number of weapons, items, and possibilities to build setups is huge, and I really enjoyed discovering how different combinations can change a run. The bosses were also a positive surprise, mainly due to the creativity of their concepts and attacks. The story takes a back seat and serves more to contextualize the game's universe, but this doesn't bother at all because the fun is clearly in the gameplay. I also encountered some occasional issues in multiplayer, mostly regarding input response, but nothing enough to ruin my experience." If you need any other text translated or want adjustments to the tone, let me know!

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Order of the Sinking Star is an ambitious experience that rewards those who have the patience to observe, experiment, and think outside the box. The sheer amount of puzzles and a few moments of frustration can be exhausting, but they also make every solution you find on your own even more satisfying. For me, it is a game that shows how sometimes the best reward isn't being given the answer, but having the feeling that you actually managed to figure it out by yourself.

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Forever Ago is a narrative adventure that knows how to tell a good story and features an excellent soundtrack. However, I expected a more impactful story, especially because of the premise introduced right at the beginning. The lack of choices that actually alter the narrative also hurts, given that the game relies almost entirely on the emotional impact of its journey. Combine that with performance issues and progression bugs I encountered on the PS5, and we have an experience that could have gone further. Even so, it’s a game that can deeply resonate with anyone who happens to be in the right headspace for this story.

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Silver Pines delivers a heavy story, blending classic and modern noir elements into an experience worthy of a podium finish at major gaming awards.

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Kingdom Hearts Collection [I–III] arrives on the Switch 2 and current-generation gaming platforms as the definitive edition of one of the most popular RPG franchises of all time—now complete and packed with all the charm that won over generations of fans worldwide.

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Although it doesn’t deliver builds as customizable or animations as spectacular as Engage, Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave still offers some of the best combat in the franchise. Combined with captivating characters, a narrative that truly holds your attention, highly varied maps, and an outstanding soundtrack, it’s easy to see why Fortune’s Weave has become a favorite Fire Emblem entry for so many people—including me. After more than 100 hours of gameplay, I still want more, and I think that says a lot about how much I enjoyed the experience. Now it’s just a matter of hoping the likely DLC really comes to fruition, because after all this I’m definitely not ready to leave this universe behind.

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Gears of War: E-Day marks the return of Marcus and Dom in an excellent campaign, with renewed gameplay, impressive graphics, and a few issues that don’t overshadow the game’s major achievements. One of the best Xbox titles of this generation, worthy of all the attention.

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Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered is a love letter to fans of the franchise, delivering one of the most beloved games with a completely revamped look, very welcome quality-of-life improvements, and solid optimization. However, it still carries some characteristics that reveal the limitations of the PS2 era, and it lacks localization into Brazilian Portuguese. In the end, though, it’s an excellent remaster that will please both longtime fans and new players who decide to pick it up.

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EA FC 27 enhances offensive movement and demands more control in marking, making adaptation to competitive play more difficult for casual players.

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Dune: Awakening finds its greatest strength in transforming Arrakis into gameplay. Survival, exploration, and building capture the Dune universe very well, despite the somewhat unrefined combat and excessive grind. It’s at its best precisely while you still fear the desert.

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TOEM 2 enhances the experience by adding new tools, the ability to jump and climb structures, and even more creative minigames. However, after five years of waiting, the journey could have been a bit more substantial.

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Minecraft Dungeons 2 has everything it takes to become one of the most entertaining titles in the Minecraft franchise, offering an engaging experience and introducing new features that make combat even more dynamic, fun, and challenging. While repetitiveness may become noticeable after a few hours of gameplay, the cooperative experience helps keep matches interesting, especially by encouraging exploration, build progression, and the hunt for new gear to face the challenges of The Sift.

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Epic, deeply satisfying, and visually stunning, Ace Combat 8 is the true embodiment of the greatest aerial combat films brought to life in video game form!

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NASCAR 26 marks the triumphant revival of the franchise under iRacing’s banner. The studio has delivered an extremely solid simulator with impeccable driving physics, stunning visuals, and robust cross‑play, ensuring an addictive experience for motorsport fans. Despite the overall excellent work, the only real drawback is the Artificial Intelligence, which still suffers from the chronic tendency to line up in single‑file formations and lacks the aggressiveness needed throughout the races.

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Bringing technical improvements to an already brilliant game, Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age – Definitive Edition arrives on the Nintendo Switch 2 with two distinct graphical modes, both equally worthwhile. While the lack of an upgrade package may weigh on those who already own the Switch 1 version, this remains a title as beautiful, epic, and emotionally engaging as its original release.

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Fading Echo marks the debut of Emeteria. The studio made some bold choices in shaping its world and elemental manipulation mechanics, while delivering an indie title with art direction and puzzles that stand out from the usual formula. The voice acting shines throughout, and although the combat mechanics are solid, unfortunately there’s no clear progression in battles as the game moves forward.

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Despite a steep learning curve and menus that truly test players’ patience with the controller, the game rewards those who persevere. For anyone seeking a robust tactical challenge that breaks away from the norm, this title delivers hundreds of hours of captivating feline madness—proving that within the chaos and grime lies a surprising amount of brilliance.

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After so many years, Total War: Warhammer III reaches its conclusion with an expansion that truly feels like an event. For me, Lords of the End Times closes out one of the most ambitious trilogies ever created—not only by Creative Assembly, but in the entire history of the industry. Here’s to another thousand hours of gameplay in this wonderful franchise.

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With a gripping story, outstanding graphics, fresh gameplay mechanics, and an excellent horror atmosphere, Silent Hill Townfall is Konami’s answer to Resident Evil 7—bringing one of the most acclaimed horror franchises back to the spotlight.

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Well Dweller was one of those surprises that won me over within the first few minutes. The game has a simple premise, yet it manages to turn exploration, puzzles, combat, and a dark fantasy story into an adventure that is extremely enjoyable to follow. Spark may only wield a single matchstick as his main weapon, but that doesn’t stop combat from being fun. The abilities also make exploration evolve in interesting ways, while the bosses stand out thanks to their creative design and battles that truly make you eager to see what comes next.

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