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Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater is the definitive way to play one of the greatest games of all time. Everything that was incredible about the original game is still intact, while the more poorly aged aspects have been polished supremely. This is a master stroke of a remake, and I sincerely hope we see more of the Metal Gear Solid games remade with such care.
Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles 2 is a visually beautiful continuation of the 2021 3D arena fighter. If you enjoyed the first game, you’ll find the exact same joy in this sequel, even if it isn’t especially ambitious compared to other fighters. That being said, it’s an all-around great package for series fans.
Hunter x Hunter: Nen Impact had the potential to be great, but overly simplistic combat, lacklustre content, and janky balance make the game hard to recommend. Unless you’re a truly hardcore fan of Yoshihiro Togashi’s seminal work, I’d wait for a deep sale.
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a fantastic return to the 2D roots of the Ninja Gaiden franchise. The gameplay is fast and sharp, the visuals are gorgeous, and the length is just right for this sort of game. I ran into a couple of small bugs, but it’s nothing that won’t be patched out pretty quickly.
Tron: Catalyst is an intriguing isometric action-adventure game that throws you into the iconic Grid in an all-new way. The unique mechanics and satisfying combat make up for the occasional slow section, while the tight runtime keeps the somewhat repetitive nature from ever becoming an issue. If you love Tron, this is a great way to spend some hours.
Survival Kids is a sometimes satisfying but overall lacking survival game that struggles a bit with its concept. It can be fun to traverse islands and solve puzzles for a bit, but the repetitive nature of the game and some odd design choices keep it from being a standout Nintendo Switch 2 launch title.
Mario Kart World is an ambitious take on the tried-and-true mascot racing formula that mostly succeeds in its ambitions. The open world could use a bit more content, and I’m not quite sold on 24 players, but the visuals, new Knockout Tour mode, and multiplayer make this a more than worthwhile Nintendo Switch 2 launch title.
There’s lots of fun to be had in Nice Day for Fishing, which combines a unique fishing system with some fun humor. The way you progress through the story can get pretty repetitive, but the boss fights and pleasant story make the game worth checking out.
I’ve never played anything quite like to a T, which is its strongest attribute. The characters and world are fun to follow, but the gameplay fell a bit flat throughout the runtime, leaving me feeling a bit bored at times. Perhaps the game just didn’t fully click with me, despite my appreciation for the concept and wild story.
Roboquest is an exciting and satisfying rougelite shooter that’s filled to the brim with content that seems to go on forever. The vast variety of diverse guns is a blast, with each run feeling unique. The fast-paced gameplay can be a bit hard to keep up with using a controller, but once you’re in the flow, there’s nothing quite like it.