Richard Seagrave
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Review: It may not be quite definitive, but Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition on Switch 2 is still a must-have.
Review: Thanks to it time-travelling antics and fun dungeons, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is an essential action RPG.
Review: With its new modes and overhauled features, EA Sports UFC 6 is the most authentic and accessible entry in the series yet.
Review: While the 2026 Season Pack for F1 25 allows fans to keep their game up to date, it comes with some troublesome caveats.
Review: The 7th Guest Remake combines an oppressive atmosphere, devious puzzles and an intriguing narrative to great effect.
Review: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth remains a brilliant game on Switch 2, though there are some noticeable visual compromises.
Review: Those who fondly remember the original will love FZ: Formation Z, but it'll likely pick up some new fans, too.
007 First Light has everything you could want from a Bond game: fist fights, shootouts, epic set-pieces, car chases, subterfuge, and more. There are some minor issues, such as the game's cover system being a little finicky at times, but on the whole this is a must-play for Bond fans...
Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition brings the latest and one of the best entries in the Tales series to Switch 2. The inclusion of the game's story expansion as well as additional extras make for an impressive package, with the only real disappointment being 30fps gameplay.
Bubsy 4D is definitely an improvement over the last 3D outing for the wise-cracking bobcat, but there's still lots of room for improvement. Both the camera and controls will feel like your biggest enemy here at times, and unless you're into speedrunning the experience may feel rather brief.
Luna Abyss introduces you to a dark and intriguing world where you complete tasks for someone called the All-Father to reduce your prison sentence. What follows is an adventure that combines first-person platforming and bullet-hell combat, and it holds your attention throughout – despite some minor issues along the way.
Psyvariar 3 is quite an ugly game, but it makes up for it with solid vertically-scrolling shooter gameplay and a wide range of playable characters and modes.
