Meristation

Phantom Blade Zero is pure fun from the very moment you pick up the controller. S-GAME has proven with every preview that it wasn’t just blowing smoke, and the game’s release is the definitive confirmation that we’re dealing with one of the greats of the action genre.

Stick It to the Stickman is a unique fighting game that, beneath its biting critique of corporate culture and the capitalist system—infused with irreverent humor—and its seemingly simple combat mechanics, hides a wealth of content and immense fun.

While Valor Mortis is not without its flaws, its remarkable originality makes it a rewarding experience that fans of the soulslike formula will truly appreciate.

The Crew Motorfest for Switch 2 offers a huge amount of hours of gameplay and enough content to satisfy petrolheads, as long as they value its portability and accept the limitations of this version.

Virtue and a Sledgehammer is a narrative adventure that quickly becomes tedious; its core gameplay is limited to clumsily swinging a hammer using a single button and moving a slow-moving character through environments with questionable level design.

With its classic sports polished to perfection and its new additions bringing plenty of surprises, Switch Sports Resort celebrates the purest essence of video games: having fun above all else and sharing that joy with those closest to you. It retains the series’ trademark simplicity while offering more content and depth for those who want to take things a step further. Hours upon hours of fun await in a game that will stand the test of time.

There's a certain justice in seeing Brave Exvius rescued and reimagined for consoles. It deserved better than simply fading into oblivion when its servers shut down. The changes made for Resonance serve it well, making it feel even more like a celebration of Final Fantasy's history. Some limitations inherited from its mobile origins remain, but the overall package is a strong one.

Stupid Never Dies boasts an outlandish sense of humor that keeps us laughing. It also features a highly distinctive artistic style. Only its overly generic gameplay prevents it from being a clear contender for the surprise hit of 2026.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 exemplifies the 'bigger and better' approach compared to the first game: non-stop, frenetic action that captures the true essence of 90s boomer shooters.

Tales of Eternia deserved a comeback, as it is a deeply cherished entry among fans of the franchise. It is a decent remastered version, but without any major new features.