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Brok: The Brawl Bar is a straightforward beat ’n up, no frills, with satisfying impact in its blows. The challenge-based structure works at first, but it quickly becomes tiring and doesn’t sustain the fun, especially after long hours with the controller in hand. Even so, the game holds strong thanks to its solid gameplay, cartoony art style, and generous content. It doesn’t reinvent the genre, nor does it try to be bigger than it is, and ultimately succeeds through honesty. For those who enjoy brawling and challenges with some gameplay variations, this one is safe to dive into!

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Routine is an essential game for fans of sci-fi horror! With strong inspirations from Alien Isolation, mechanics such as the use of the C.A.T. tool can become a major differentiator. Beyond the new features and gameplay mechanics, the game struggles with clunky combat, but it encourages and rewards players through exploration.

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Sleep Awake is an experimental horror game that may feel confusing in many parts, yet it still manages to impress with top-notch visuals, well-contextualized events, and excellent narrative direction.

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Fun and nostalgic, Marvel Cosmic Invasion is an adventure worthy of the great heroes of the galaxy, reviving the glory of the golden age of gaming through extremely satisfying gameplay.

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Following many of the principles established in previous games, Assassin's Creed Shadows is an open-world RPG that offers a fairly familiar experience, where you alternate between two protagonists while exploring and fighting across Feudal Japan. Although the Nintendo Switch 2 port brings all the content available on other consoles, technical aspects and crashes somewhat dilute what could have been a great experience, especially in handheld mode.

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Scary and epic in many ways, A.I.L.A. is an excellent Brazilian horror game that brings together everything fans of the genre love, now in a visually stunning and very well-crafted experience.

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Impactful, silent, and haunting, Pools arrives on consoles with a unique proposal—far, far from being boring.

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Full of possibilities and with a good sense of satisfaction, Kill It With Fire 2 keeps you quite busy, but it doesn’t take many hours before it becomes relatively repetitive.

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As a direct evolution of its predecessor, Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment explores and expands on the past of Tears of the Kingdom through a relatively predictable narrative that fails to take advantage of its new characters. At the same time, it delivers one of the most fluid, complex, and entertaining gameplay experiences in the entire series.

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Anno 117: Pax Romana offers an almost perfect balance between accessibility and customization, delivering a strategy game that is easy to play, with fantastic visuals and content for hundreds of hours, with the potential to become even better through future updates and expansions.

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SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide exalts all the expertise that Purple Lamp exhibits in creating platform games, delivering an extremely high dose of fun set in one of the world's most famous IPs!

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 offers consistent immersion and good ideas in the use of weapons, equipment, and exploration, but it stumbles with weak side quests, inconsistent visuals, and entirely unexciting combat. It is a game that delivers interesting moments but falls short of what many expected. Overall, it is an average experience with sporadic moments of brilliance.

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Uncreative and extremely boring, Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is a huge disrespect to one of the most important RPG franchises.

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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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