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Deeper and far more complete, Trails in the Sky: Second Chapter is highly recommended for those who played the first game. With gameplay loops, level design, characters, and story at the peak of the genre, Nihon Falcom’s work in bringing these remakes deserves great success—just as with the previous title.

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Marvel’s Wolverine becomes an uneven game once the contradictions within it prevent the title from reaching its full potential in several areas. With major highlights such as its protagonist and combat, the game manages to entertain but ultimately frustrates due to wasted potential—while at the same time trying to spark anticipation for a future where, on PlayStation, we might finally see a definitive game centered on one of fiction’s most fascinating hero groups, led by a powerful Logan who still needs more allies.

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Deeper and far more complete, NBA 2K27 stands as the boldest bet from a franchise that has long been in need of reinvention.

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BrokenLore: DON'T LIE ends up being one of the weakest entries in the franchise, abandoning much of the tension that defined previous games in favor of limited and unexciting combat mechanics. On top of that, performance issues on PlayStation 5—such as minor stutters and bugs during progression—can also be bothersome and ultimately hinder the experience for some players.

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Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 delivers solid action moments, with interesting classes, a good variety of enemies, and combat that shines when the hordes arrive. The downside is that the campaign repeats its structure far too often, becoming tiresome before the end. Combined with performance issues on PS5, weak animations, and an unengaging story, it becomes difficult to recommend the title.

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Crimson Moon is an action game that feels interesting and even appealing at first, but it doesn’t take long before serious gameplay issues become evident—problems that especially hinder fans of the soulslike genre.

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Among the hits and misses of its previous projects, IllFonic shows with Halloween: The Game that it still has plenty to offer the asymmetric horror genre. The title emerges as one of the studio’s most complete experiences for those seeking 1v4 multiplayer matches, blending diverse mechanics, immersive atmosphere, and new strategic possibilities. Despite technical issues that still need fixing, the gameplay innovations make the experience more dynamic and engaging, creating an addictive match cycle that encourages players to experiment with different strategies as they return to Haddonfield.

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Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is the ultimate Forza Horizon for kids. With a generous dose of content, incredibly fun gameplay, and fantastic elements from the IP, Milestone has delivered a great racing game!

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Featuring cartoony graphics and a fun premise, Lou's Lagoon is an enjoyable game that evokes classic 3D platformers while offering fresh elements through its mix of crafting mechanics and airplane segments. Unfortunately, however, its launch is marred by inconsistent performance, bugs, and slow segments that require a lot of grinding.

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Featuring extraction mechanics and matches lasting up to 20 minutes, Mistfall Hunter is a bold take on the genre that arrives full of original ideas.

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Starsand Island is a farming game with a good variety of mechanics and a very rewarding progression system. Unfortunately, in its current state, the game feels literally unfinished, suffering from terrible performance, long load times, and many, many bugs.

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Orbitals is a split-screen multiplayer game that follows the structure of titles like It Takes Two and Split Fiction. With absurdly striking visuals reminiscent of 1980s anime, fun and accessible gameplay, and a campaign that leaves you wanting more, this is an excellent Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive.

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Star Wars Zero Company is a cinematic and engaging gateway into the tactical genre, capable of captivating those who seek a grand narrative in the Star Wars universe, even if they’ve never been interested in this type of game before. However, the lack of depth in its builds, difficulty balancing issues, and the scarcity of endgame content prevent it from reaching the level of the genre’s giants, despite coming very close.

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Marsupilami 2: Salsa Palombia is an excellent sequel that improves upon almost everything from the first game. I had a lot of fun during the campaign, mainly due to the creativity of the levels and the way the soundtrack connects with the gameplay. Some of the character abilities could be more balanced, and the length could be longer. Even so, for anyone who enjoys 2D platformers and, like me, appreciates a good soundtrack, it's an adventure well worth playing.

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With an addictive loop that respects the DNA of the original, Moonlighter 2 is a very competent shop-management roguelite.

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword not only rescues the franchise but elevates it to a new level, positioning itself as one of the best games in Capcom's recent history. The edge of the sword has been sharpened with perfection, patience, and respect for the source material. Without a doubt, one of the best releases of the year!

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The Blood of Dawnwalker is a great first step by Rebel Wolves. With well-written characters, a mature story, and a fascinating lore, the game is entertaining and leaves a huge taste of 'wanting more.' Unfortunately, it just isn't better due to a problematic technical side that shows the game needed more time in the oven.

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Aggelos 2 is a Metroidvania with highs and lows. With a 16-bit aesthetic and a distinctly arcade-style combat system, it delivers a classic experience that is elevated by its interconnected world design, which encourages exploration.

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After a curious wait, Elden Ring finally arrives on the Nintendo Switch 2 through its Tarnished Edition. Containing all the content from the base game, the expansive Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, and some new classes and armor, this is a vast, epic, and challenging game that deserves to be played (or replayed) by everyone who appreciates FromSoftware’s titles — especially when we’re talking about a portable version with surprisingly strong technical performance.

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Although it boasts an outstanding artistic design and is technically almost flawless, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy parades down a runway full of inconsistencies, with a convenient story and highly repetitive gameplay.

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