Silent Hill: Townfall is a worthy addition to the franchise’s growing lineup and a strong showing worthy of its pedigree.
Control Resonant is a bold and ambitious open‑world action‑horror experience that builds on the foundation of Control and expands it in every direction.
While Marvel’s Wolverine has its shortcomings, it succeeds in capturing the essence of embodying the X‑Men’s iconic anti‑hero and stands as a solid, serviceable entry that entertains but falls short of greatness.
Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 may not feel as expansive as the first volume, but it delivers something invaluable: access to some of the series’ hardest-to-find titles, most notably Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is one of the most impressive action titles of this generation, and quite possibly a strong candidate for Game of the Year nomination nods and one of the best games you can play in 2026.
By stripping away genre bloat and focusing on meaningful mechanics, a gripping narrative, and morally complex characters, The Blood of Dawnwalker is a dark fantasy experience that feels both familiar and refreshingly new, making it one of the best games of 2026 and a must-play for fans of the genre.
Duskfade is a standout platformer that consistently plays to its strengths from beginning to end.
Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters is a love letter and a compelling arcade sports game for fans of the well-known series.
Stalker 2 Cost of Hope succeeds not by reinventing the base game, but by doubling down on what the base game already does well: atmosphere, survival tension, and environmental storytelling.
It is easy to say that Elden Ring Tarnished Edition exceeds expectations, cementing itself as one of the must-play titles of the Switch 2.
Star Wars Zero Company is a triumph in the tactics genre, striking a good balance that’s approachable enough for newcomers, deep enough for veterans, and atmospheric enough to satisfy franchise fans.