Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles is one of the best games of its genre, which deservedly returns for easy access on current platforms, but it feels like Square Enix should have done more. The graphic quality of the modern version is not entirely satisfactory, and content has been cut.

Silent Hill F is a psychological horror experience whose linear design allows the claustrophobic atmosphere to shine through with unsettling development. The narrative is disturbingly mesmerizing, the heavy combat system requires knowledge of its specifics, and Konami successfully diversifies without sacrificing the essence.

Battlefield 6 returns to what the series does best. The campaign is just an extra, but the multiplayer mode shines with great battles, well-defined classes, and that classic war feel. It's fun and shows that the series still knows what fans like.

Digimon Story Time Stranger is a game that can be a lot of fun and engaging with its battles and everything related to Digimon evolution. However, the overall graphic quality, side quests, bosses, and linear design approach detract from the experience.

Two galactic works from Nintendo stand the test of time with flying colors. You quickly find yourself smiling and feeling energized as you overcome each challenge Nintendo has created. Although the remasters are a minimal effort, they bring improvements, especially on the Nintendo Switch 2, and remain a passion to play.

Dying Light The Beast brings back Kyle Crane, now with human and zombie DNA, to explore a new region. It retains the elements that have marked the series, parkour, intense combat, and exploration, and adds Beast Mode and mutations. The result is a fun, adrenaline-fueled game, perfect for fans, even if it doesn't offer any big surprises.

SEGA manages to differentiate its arcade racing game from Mario Kart World in several ways, achieving a super fun experience with its own mechanics, which only suffers from a lack of content and constant drops in resolution.

With two different styles of gameplay, FC 26 is equipped to satisfy players with different desires, making it one of the most important efforts in the series in recent years, even if a strong sense of continuity remains.

Ghost of Yōtei is a beautiful and refined open world with brutal and spectacular combat. The narrative oscillates between powerful moments and others that are more predictable, but overall it is an engaging adventure. Visually, it looks stunning on the PS5 Pro, running smoothly despite some occasional stutters.

A truly captivating game that makes difficulty its main personality trait. However, the precision of its methodical and ingenious design makes it a benchmark among Metroidvania games, capable of boasting a sumptuous status worthy of the best in the genre.

NHL 26 faces many of the same problems as EA Sports' other two sports series, such as pleasing both hardcore and casual fans by dividing its focus across multiple modes, but with the expected greater emphasis on the most profitable ones. However, single-player fans are well served, the graphics quality is superb, and the gameplay is fun.

Cronos: The New Dawn is an ambitious step by Bloober Team, combining horror, action, and survival in a devastated world. Mechanics such as enemy fusion and time manipulation are interesting, but technical flaws, repetitive combat, and an unsatisfactory ending limit its impact.

Hello Kitty Island Adventure is a cozy game featuring the adorable characters from the Hello Kitty universe, who need your help to improve a paradise island, attract more tourists, and unlock new adventures.

Madden NFL 26 is yet another detailed coverage of the NFL, recreated with high authenticity and graphic quality. In this year's edition, even with the annual pace, EA Sports manages to bring several important new features to refine gameplay and overall quality, while singleplayer modes show enormous potential for months of entertainment.

Lost Soul Aside needed to be just a tribute to Final Fantasy in the form of an energetic hack & slash game capable of thrilling us with its boss fights. Unfortunately, it tries to be too much and fails in the most important aspect: the quality of its execution.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land is a simple but very entertaining game that shines even brighter with the improvements made in the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, while the Star-Crossed World expansion is yet another demonstration of HAL and Nintendo's elegant methodology: highly accessible fun with a challenge thrown in for good measure.

Drag x Drive is an experience whose concept showcases Nintendo's irreverence, with potential for fun moments, but the aesthetics and lack of Nintendo's characteristic vibrant energy prevent it from reaching the addictive heights of the company's other offerings.

It's one of the few ways to combine your love for Demon Slayer with video games, a title from Cyberconnect2 that basically took its Naruto games and gave them a Kimetsu no Yaiba skin. Either way, it's an interactive anime with a fun combat system.

This thrilling journey with its striking artistic beauty is stunning to behold, but it's extremely difficult to believe that you're watching a video game.

It's like a trip back in time, taking you back to the 90s in a demanding and difficult experience that never feels unfair or artificial, with modern controls and methodologies that make it incredibly energetic. It's highly addictive.

Mini-games for younger players that easily connect parents and children through their shared love of adorable Pokémon, but the free game design interferes too much with enjoying the game, even with the paid version activated.

Players aged 4 to 80 can have fun right away with this huge number of irreverent mini-games, with Nintendo Switch 2 raising the possibilities with voice-controlled mini-games and mouse-like controls.

Efforts to build its own identity work well at times, but suffer from some technical weaknesses that prevent it from reaching another level, compounded by graphics that fall short of expectations on the PS5 Pro.

Donkey Kong Bananza is one of Nintendo's funniest games ever, capable of bringing smiles to children's faces and energizing adults' love of video games. The 3D levels are playgrounds that you can almost completely destroy, in a design that uses simplicity as a launch pad for a huge amount of fun.

These new remakes are highly entertaining, immediately gripping and hard to put down. However, the simplification of the career mode and the soundtrack leaves a lot to be desired. Despite this, it's a very entertaining experience.

Street Fighter 6 is the best fighting game that has ever been possible to play in portable format, a version managed very competently by Capcom. However, the 30fps in World Tour is a very ugly blemish on the quality of a brilliant package.

The HD remaster of one of Square Enix's most beloved modern cult classics is finally available on a current platform, but despite its charms, it remains an experience that will easily divide players.

Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is an ambitious sequel that deepens Hideo Kojima's vision. With improvements to the gameplay, new enemies, unpredictable environments and a strong visual component, it maintains the focus on human connections and introspection. Despite questionable technical choices and unmemorable bosses, the experience remains unique.