Indigo GEEK

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales proves that the HD-2D style can work perfectly well outside of turn-based RPGs. With solid exploration, entertaining dungeons, and an engaging time-travel mechanic, Square Enix delivers a highly recommended adventure. Although the story and music don’t quite measure up, the gameplay and visuals more than make up for it.

Unrailed! 2: Back on Track delivers an excellent cooperative experience, blending resource management, construction mechanics, and roguelike progression into a chaotic and highly entertaining package. The constant need for coordination and quick decision-making creates plenty of memorable moments, especially when playing with friends. While the game remains perfectly enjoyable in solo play, its true strengths shine in multiplayer, making it an easy recommendation for anyone looking for a fun and engaging co-op adventure.

Beastro stands out thanks to its clever blend of restaurant management, cooking, and card-based combat. The way ingredients directly influence heroes' adventures creates a rewarding gameplay loop that gives real purpose to every meal you prepare. While its resource-gathering and cooking cycle can become repetitive over time and the story rarely reaches the same heights as its premise, Beastro's charm and originality make it an easy recommendation for players looking for a fresh take on the RPG genre.

Mina the Hollower proves that it’s still possible to take classic ideas and breathe new life into them. Yacht Club Games delivers an immersive, creative adventure brimming with personality that stands out for its excellent design, clever mechanics, and constant sense of discovery. Although its story is less memorable than the game’s other aspects, that doesn’t stop it from establishing itself as one of the best indie games of 2026.

Hollowbody is a love letter to PlayStation 2 survival horror games that perfectly captures what made those classics so special. Its oppressive atmosphere, retro visual design, and focus on exploration manage to recreate feelings that few modern games can convey. Although the clunky combat and some overly cryptic puzzles may turn off certain players, those who miss the Silent Hill era will find a remarkably authentic experience here.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth remains an excellent way to experience one of the most ambitious RPGs of recent years on the go. While the Nintendo Switch 2 version successfully brings this massive adventure to a portable format, it requires more compromises than the previous installment's port. The result is still an impressive achievement, but the visual and technical reductions are more noticeable this time around. Even so, Rebirth's outstanding world, characters, and storytelling continue to shine, making it a worthwhile version for players who value portability above all else.

eFootball Kick-Off is a refreshing take on football games for Nintendo Switch 2, prioritizing accessibility, quick matches, and local multiplayer fun over complexity. While its limited licenses and technical shortcomings are hard to ignore, the strong on-field gameplay and affordable price make it one of the most approachable football experiences currently available on the platform.

Invincible VS delivers battles that feel worthy of the franchise’s most brutal moments. Its accessible gameplay makes chaotic, blood-soaked fights easy for anyone to jump into, while still capturing the over-the-top violence fans expect. However, it also suffers from one of the genre’s biggest issues: prioritizing multiplayer over solo content. As a result, the story mode barely lasts more than an hour.

R-Type Dimensions III preserves the challenge and satisfaction that made the series a shoot 'em up classic. The core gameplay remains highly rewarding, and the optional visual enhancements offer a fresh way to experience it. However, the new features feel somewhat limited, making the overall package harder to justify at its current price despite its enduring quality.

Tales of Arise - Beyond the Dawn Edition is a great way to experience one of the strongest entries in the JRPG genre on Nintendo Switch 2. The handheld format feels like a natural fit for the adventure, making its world and story easy to enjoy anywhere. While some performance issues prevent this version from being the definitive way to play, the excellent gameplay, engaging combat, and wealth of content still make it a worthwhile addition to the system's library.