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Halo: Campaign Evolved accomplishes something that seemed remarkably difficult: it honors a classic without being trapped by the past. If that was Halo Studios' mission, they succeeded. Master Chief remains as one of the most iconic figures in video game history, and Campaign Evolved is the perfect entry point for anyone who wants to understand why.

Fading Echo is exactly the kind of indie game that deserves to be discovered. Its creative combat, excellent art direction, and—above all—fantastic Brazilian voice acting manage to create a unique identity in a market crowded with similar releases.

FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster remains an excellent collection and stands as one of the best ways to experience two of the most important RPGs in Square Enix's history. New quality-of-life features make this the definitive console version, offering high quality, extra features, and portability.

For fans of the franchise who have been wanting a single-player experience, I’m sure this spin-off is an excellent choice. It’s also a great opportunity for those who have never played Splatoon but would like to try a title from the series—or simply want something other than online matches. If you only enjoy the multiplayer mode found in the main games, you might want to make sure the cooperative mode suits your preferences.

Pimbolas manages to be a great digital adaptation of the tabletop game, reviving the culture of the toy while adding modern touches inherent to the medium. It is fun with friends but very frustrating against the AI.

Denshattack is a brilliantly executed, wild concept that stands out as one of the most fun and stylish games of 2026. It delivers gameplay brimming with originality, introducing varied and increasingly engaging mechanics from the start of the campaign to the very end. It is all wrapped in a package featuring a charming cast of characters, stunning visuals, and a flawless soundtrack starring names like Tee Lopes and Takenobu Mitsuyoshi.

I must confess I was somewhat surprised by the quality of Echoes of Aincrad. Although it still lacks the production value and scope the franchise deserves, it is the title that best recreates the atmosphere of the anime's first season—even without Kirito in the lead role. The chance to experience Sword Art Online from the perspective of an “ordinary” player is precisely what makes it so special, even if that choice comes at a cost.

Despite its flaws, The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu delivers a fun experience with friends, bolstered by an excellent atmosphere and a madness system that truly manages to create unique stories in every playthrough.

For those who are already fans of the original or have always wanted to experience Edward Kenway's journey, I think it is well worth it. Even though it isn't perfect, in my opinion, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resyned reminds us just how good the franchise can be and remains one of the series' all-time highlights.

Even seven years after its original release, Devil May Cry 5 remains one of the best action games currently available. Its combat feels incredibly modern, the campaign remains fun, and the huge variety of characters ensures excellent replayability. Despite some limitations on the Switch 2, the Devil Hunter Edition also does justice to the game's legacy.