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It is easy to be of two minds while playing Halo: Campaign Evolved. It is indeed a beautiful, often visually jaw-dropping update on a classic that still plays so, so well, and it benefits from all the gameplay and worldbuilding strengths from the 2001 shooter. On the other hand, as a package, this (second) remake struggles to justify its existence beyond the technical experimental that will, one day, inevitably lead to Halo 7.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is like a dream for both fans of the franchise and fighting games. With good graphics, a complex gameplay and fan service, the game is a good addition to the genre, but it doesn't serve as an entry point to this fighting game universe - and considering how many Avatar fans haven't mastered this genre, that's a shame.

Splatoon Raiders doesn't take itself too seriously and knows its audience. It's not trying to redefine gaming, it's just a fun, lighthearted ride that doesn't underestimate the audience or hold back on its mechanics.

Replaying Black Flag after 13 years and witnessing how well it aged and how perfectly it was adapted to the current generation is a delight.

Star Fox definitely brings back the same feeling that the game from the 90s did. For fans who want to relive the experience of playing this space adventure, it might be a great game. However, it misses on the opportunities to deepen the plot and add new elements to the franchise.

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.