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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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Well-produced and full of content, Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters is a true leap compared to the previous game and constantly proves how casual football can be fun.

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Konami has once again shown that the Metal Gear Solid franchise is definitely back, bringing back two of the most iconic titles from the PlayStation 3 and PSP era. With visual improvements, modernized controls, and the addition of Brazilian Portuguese subtitles, the collection offers a more accessible way to experience some of the most important stories in Snake’s journey.

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Ground Zero Hero actually offers more content than its “budget cousins,” but it is far from possessing the shine (literally) that its main inspirations managed to deliver.

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Mortal Shell 2 is one of the most surprising sequels I’ve ever seen, evolving practically every aspect of the first game while applying precise modernizations that don’t compromise the franchise’s DNA. A colossal AA title that holds its own against competitors with much larger budgets!

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The Sinking City 2 brings a considerable evolution compared to the previous game and adopts the traditional survival horror structure by reviving formulas that have worked very well in major recent projects.

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Darksiders Warmastered Edition carries subtle changes that will please the most devoted fans of the saga, those who didn’t play the PS4 port, or anyone who never had the chance to experience the story led by War.

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The Lord of the Rings: War in the North Legacy Edition is not the remaster many might have expected, but it manages to prove that its formula still works. The adventure retains fun combat, solid RPG elements, and a campaign that greatly benefits from the ability to switch characters during missions.

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Addictive and easy to understand, CloverPit is the ideal way to enjoy gambling games without losing your sanity—or your money.

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Duskfade is the kind of game that reminds you why you fell in love with video games in the first place. With a delightful mix of classic 3D platforming, fun exploration, fast-paced combat, and simply enchanting art direction, Zirian’s adventure manages to convey magic without feeling like just another nostalgic copy.

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Wild Blue Skies is a shoot ’em up game that successfully updated itself for modern platforms, bringing stylish and beautiful graphics along with gameplay that truly satisfies once you master its moderate learning curve.

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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls manages to carve out its own space among Marvel fighting games. The 4v4 system works very well, and Arc System Works’ art direction perfectly matches the characters. The single-player content could be more robust, but especially online, there is a solid foundation for those who plan to spend many hours learning and refining their teams.

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Splatoon Raiders uses the best elements of the Splatoon franchise as the foundation for an experience worthy of the finest looter shooter games. With diverse enemies, highly unique builds, and addictive gameplay, the game offers a fun campaign and a vast amount of post-game content.

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With several interesting ideas, the fun of Beast of Reincarnation runs into technical limitations and excessive repetition, resulting in an experience full of ups and downs.

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With a dense story, improvements across all systems, and additional content, Blue Reflection Quartet is the definitive way to experience one of the most memorable RPG series of recent years.

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If you’re looking for a pure rhythm game that’s lighthearted and truly challenges you to feel the music instead of just reacting to visual cues, Rhythm Heaven Groove delivers exactly what it promises. Even if it’s not the pinnacle of the franchise, it remains a feast for fans of the genre.

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either a soulslike nor an action RPG, The Relic: First Guardian is a huge wasted potential due to its lack of technical polish and severe stability issues.

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Kusan: City of Wolves embraces its inspiration from Hotline Miami but finds room to create its own identity. With extremely frenetic combat, an excellent progression system, and a solid story for the genre, the game rewards those who persist in mastering its mechanics. The visual readability issues can be bothersome at times, but they don’t prevent this from being a great indie for fans of hardcore challenges.

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