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Fun and full of personality, Darwin's Paradox is a short and simple platforming adventure that could offer a bit more.

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Grime 2 is the kind of game where you can clearly see how much personality it has. It doesn’t try to strictly follow the genre’s formula, and that shows especially in the combat, the use of molds, and the way the environment itself participates in battles. These are ideas that work and, at several moments, make the experience truly engaging. At the same time, it’s also a game that demands a lot from the player—sometimes even more than it should. The difficulty spike from the middle to the end disrupts the pacing a bit and, combined with an attribute progression that doesn’t quite keep up with the challenge, can create a sense of unfairness in certain sections. Still, when everything clicks—combat, exploration, and mastery of abilities—the game delivers some excellent moments. It’s the kind of experience that rewards those who persist, learn the systems, and adapt.

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Developed through the India Hero Project, Fishbowl is Sony’s bet to break into the narrative romance market, delivering an emotional story in a title that could have carried more impact.

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Kena: Bridge of Spirits arrives on the Nintendo Switch 2 showcasing stunning visuals and an enchanting soundtrack. With a straightforward narrative and an old-school structure, it feels refreshing in 2026 thanks to the way it alternates between segments of combat, exploration, puzzles, and 3D platforming.

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With a cute and pleasant presentation, Pokémon Pokopia offers a unique blend of genres, where elements of Minecraft and Animal Crossing combine with the Pokémon world to deliver one of the best cozy experiences available on the Nintendo Switch 2.

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Screamer is a visually appealing racing game that markets itself as an arcade title, but it ultimately suffers from an unfair difficulty and overly complex gameplay.

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Damon and Baby is the kind of game that doesn't try to be grand, but hits the mark where it truly counts: the fun. Despite clear flaws—especially regarding the lack of direction, quality-of-life decisions, and certain systems that demand more from the player than they should—the game holds its own thanks to its fluid gameplay, charm, and constant sense of progression. If you enjoy twin-stick games featuring character progression and exploration, this is an experience well worth your time.

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1348 - EX Voto is one of those cases where ambition exists, but nothing around it sustains the idea. The game tries to rely on combat, narrative, and historical setting, but fails in all three pillars. Combat is inconsistent and frustrating, the story doesn’t develop convincingly, and technical problems break any immersion that could exist. Even though it’s a smaller project, that doesn’t justify the lack of polish and clear direction. In the end, it’s an experience that doesn’t respect the player’s time and will hardly keep anyone engaged until the credits without effort.

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Project Songbird is a narrative horror game that knows very well how to use its artistic concept to its advantage. Visually beautiful and highly purposeful, the game explores sensitive themes in an experience that could be better in terms of gameplay.

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Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club offers a short, kid-friendly adventure where Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and other Peanuts characters team up to solve mundane mysteries. With a heavy focus on fetch quests, a lack of localization, and a high price tag, it is a hard game to recommend to its target audience.

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Even 22 years after their original release, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen remain incredibly fun games that explore a classic yet extremely engaging structure. It’s a shame, however, that these games are only available through an expensive bundle with few real improvements.

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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is the best game in the Stories arc and one of the best RPGs of the last few decades.

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John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando has some great ideas and manages to be quite fun during the first few hours. The combat is solid, facing giant hordes of enemies creates some really cool chaotic moments, and the game's atmosphere is sensational. The problem is that the experience starts showing its limitations far too quickly. The campaign is short, the missions are quite repetitive, and the bots' AI often hinders more than it helps. By the time the credits roll—which happens in just a few hours—you’re left with the feeling that the game needed more content and more time in the oven. In the end, Toxic Commando is a cooperative shooter that can provide some good sessions with friends, but it’s unlikely to hold your attention for long in its current state.

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Featuring a style that blends pixel art with 3D environments, Back to the Dawn offers a fantastic narrative experience centered on a prison-break story. By combining RPG and survival elements, it makes every choice deeply meaningful, establishing itself as one of the most interesting indies arriving on the Switch 2 in 2026.

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Pleasant to a certain extent, Docked succeeds as an accessible simulator in many ways, but it falls short due to a lack of content and severe optimization issues.

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Planet of Lana 2 is a sequel that understands exactly where it needed to evolve. The scope has grown, the biomes are more varied, the puzzles have gained new layers, and Mui has transitioned from being just a support character to becoming a centerpiece of the experience.

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Scott Pilgrim EX is a game that knows exactly what it wants to be. It doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel or lean into overly complex systems. The goal is simple: gather some friends—whether locally or online—and create fun moments in front of the screen. The combat mechanics are quite engaging, featuring characters with varied playstyles, throwable objects, and RPG-style progression. Could the campaign be longer? Yes, it could—and honestly, I think it should—but it’s not always about quantity; it’s about quality. I really enjoyed the replay value, especially with the inclusion of New Game+. It’s not perfect, and it doesn’t need to be. It’s the kind of game that might not define an era, but it definitely delivers hours of entertainment. And sometimes, that’s exactly what we’re looking for.

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Tales of Berseria Remastered preserves the essence of one of the last decade's greatest RPGs, but it needs much more to convince players to pay full price.

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Despite its hits and misses, Resident Evil Requiem stands as a true love letter to fans of the franchise, offering a dark campaign that lets players take control of Leon Scott Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft. Even with certain narrative limitations and a lack of depth regarding its enemies, the game makes it clear that its gameplay is a steady evolution compared to previous titles, blending dynamic combat, a frenetic pace, and an extremely fluid experience.

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An indie project bursting with personality, Death Howl is a unique folkloric experience that will consume your very soul.

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