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007 First Light delivers everything anyone could want from a game featuring history's most charming secret agent. Whether you're a fan of the franchise or just an action game enthusiast, there is plenty to enjoy here.

Call of the Elder Gods is a small campfire with wet logs that take time to light, but is capable of setting a whole forest ablaze. Although it lacks the intensity of a wildfire, like the games competing for the major awards at the end of the year, it is capable of leaving a mark on anyone who glimpses it, especially if they are a fan of the unnamable Lovecraftian universe.

Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is one of Nintendo’s most creative and inspired family games in years. Instead of relying on traditional platforming, the game builds a charming ecosystem centered around exploration and puzzle-solving, transforming each level into a living, interactive storybook. An original game that showcases Nintendo at its most inventive and emotionally captivating form.

It's practically impossible to get bored in the new TT Games title. The British developer delivers one of the most fun Batman titles, honoring the legacy of a memorable character with striking visuals and the unique humor of the LEGO universe.

A game that should be a movie? A playable movie? Regardless of where you stand in this debate, Mixtape is what it is: a bold project inspired by an era that feels very distant and different from today, with a very clear vision to discuss a subject of the utmost importance, the Music.

Overall, Forza Horizon 6 is a great game that introduces solid new features, improvements, and content. However, the complacency that comes with the crown has exposed chronic issues that prevented this highly anticipated Japanese chapter from being perfect. If there’s anyone who needs new arcade racing competitors more than the players do, it’s the developer, Playground Games.

Screamer didn't need much more than anime aesthetic and a whole lot of drifts to catch my attention. Still, it presents an intricate plot and great mechanics that brings some freshness to the arcade racing genre.

A fun, fast-paced and brutal tag-team fighting game that seemingly straddles the line between casuals and veterans with near perfection.

Minos shows promise when it hands the player a myriad of options. Pacing, however, isn't optimal, and creativity is not always rewarded.

Lord of Hatred is the best possible conclusion for Diablo IV, giving fans everything they wanted and more. There’s a real sense of satisfaction in closing the Age of Hatred with some peace in Sanctuary.