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Rue Valley is a special work that exudes identity and genius. It is hard not to be enchanted by the game's city and its characters, and to feel extremely anxious to unravel the loop.

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Inconsistent, Black Ops 7 delivers a campaign that falls short, but redeems itself in the multiplayer and zombies modes, presenting an absurd amount of content and the highly addictive gameplay that turned Call of Duty into the king of shooters.

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Aesthetically appealing and brutal in its combat, Forestrike fulfills its roguelite role well by rewarding creativity and persistence.

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Continuing the sequence of releases on the Nintendo Switch 2, Yakuza Kiwami arrives on the platform with an experience that combines refined graphics with some somewhat antiquated elements. Even so, occasional difficulty spikes and pacing issues (barrigas) do not detract at all from the brilliance of an impactful narrative that keeps you interested from start to finish and delivers an epic and moving ending.

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Featuring an impressive graphical and technical leap, Yakuza Kiwami 2 is the best game in the series available on the Nintendo Switch 2 so far. Some unwanted technical glitches exist here and there, but they don't dim the brilliance of an experience that is varied and very fun.

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Dispatch proves that there will always be space for great stories told the right way within the gaming industry. Featuring captivating characters, out-of-the-box gameplay, and a stellar cast, the game is a must-play for anyone who loves good narratives.

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With an intriguing lore and a combat system that breaks away from genre conventions, Possessor(s) is a solid metroidvania worth your time and money. Despite stumbling in mobility and having some unbalanced elements, the game is likely to please fans of the genre.

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Hypnotic and far beyond experimental, Lumines Arise is a true visual spectacle that will, surprisingly, move you emotionally.

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ARC Raiders hits where it truly matters for a cooperative survival game: enemies that think, react, and punish every mistake. The thrill of facing the machines and managing to escape with what you’ve found is what gives each match its weight — and the game delivers that experience exceptionally well.

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Ghost of Yotei is one of PlayStation’s safest titles, which ultimately keeps it from being an essential entry in the console’s library. With a worn-out formula and theme, the only truly memorable aspects of the game are its art direction and soundtrack.

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Anima Gate of Memories I&II Remaster is a solid remaster of a game that may have flown under the radar for many when it was originally released in 2016 and 2018. It delivers on what it sets out to do, featuring decent gameplay, an excellent soundtrack, strong art direction, and an interesting level design — though there’s still room for improvement.

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Tales of Xillia Remastered is an excellent JRPG, featuring a great story and outstanding combat. It does have some flaws that may hint at a limited budget, which weren’t addressed in this remaster due to its focus on improving resolution and performance only. Unfortunately, it doesn’t include a Brazilian Portuguese translation, but it remains a fantastic game for fans of the franchise and lovers of quality JRPGs.

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Dark Quest IV delivers a simple and honest tactical adventure, but it doesn't go much beyond the basics. The charm of a board game is still present, and the various character options are interesting. However, the limited visuals and poor balancing among the heroes make the experience less exciting than it could be. It's the type of game that provides fun through strategic combat and co-op, but without major moments or surprises.

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As one of the best management games available on the Nintendo platform, Two Point Museum offers a vast, fun experience that will keep you hooked as you constantly pursue the next objective for your museum. Unfortunately, there are some technical issues in this version, but not even these drops in FPS can dim the brilliance of this fantastic experience.

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Silly Polly Beast is a great conceptual horror experience. With charismatic characters and a fragmented but interesting story, the title combines action and survival but struggles with unfair confrontations.

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Europa Universalis 5 features excellent visuals, a captivating soundtrack, and above all, perfectly balanced gameplay depth — delivering one of the best titles in the genre at launch, with the potential to become the greatest in the future.

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Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage delivers the most complete version of Sega’s modern classic. The revamped campaign structure and expanded matchmaking address key gaps from the original release, while the combat remains one of the most technical, precise, and satisfying in the 3D fighting genre.

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It may sound cliché, but Super Mario Galaxy 1+2 remains one of Nintendo’s greatest classics to this day. With a range of visual upgrades and new features, the game delivers an experience just as magical and captivating as its original 2007 release. Now, with support for 1080p on Switch 1 and 4K on Switch 2, it’s simply impossible not to recommend an immediate purchase!

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Lacking identity, with shallow content and performance issues, Painkiller fails to honor the franchise’s legacy and stands as a completely forgettable experience.

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With fresh ideas and innovative combat for the franchise, Pokémon Legends: Z-A is a title full of ups and downs. It does offer a fun campaign, engaging characters, and a dynamic battle system, but lackluster visuals and some odd limitations dull the shine of what could have been one of the series’ best entries.

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