Final Fantasy Resonance draws heavily from the classic era of Final Fantasy while giving its pixel-art roots a more cinematic HD-2D presentation. Its mix of familiar elements and fresh ideas makes this a delightful experience that longtime fans are sure to appreciate.
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen adds a new region to an already enjoyable adventure while bringing more gameplay variety. While some problems remain, this is easily the definitive version of the game.
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Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] brings nearly the entire series together in one package, spanning numerous games across multiple platforms. It is a great way to experience the series up to its current point.
World Pets gives Fallout 76 players a new way to explore Appalachia alongside their companions. Bethesda also has Bounty Hunting, Hideouts, and the Raven Rock expansion planned for the future.
Qliphah in Providence’s Shadow brings an unusual timing-based combat system to an anime-inspired RPG. Although its darker atmosphere and interesting ideas show some promise, repetitive battles make the game difficult to recommend.
Game of Thrones: War for Westeros brings the world of Westeros to a traditional RTS experience. While the preview build is limited in scope, there is plenty of potential for the full game.
Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition brings FromSoftware’s acclaimed RPG to Switch 2. Despite some performance issues, the new content and portability make this version worth considering.
Star Wars Zero Company proves that Star Wars and tactical RPGs are a perfect match. The excellent combat and memorable cast make this an easy recommendation for strategy fans.
Star Wars Zero Company brings the tactical depth of XCOM together with the cinematic storytelling of Star Wars. Bit Reactor’s latest project is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious games the franchise has ever seen.
Final Fantasy XIV makes its long-awaited debut on a Nintendo platform with a native Nintendo Switch 2 version. Despite some technical and subscription-related concerns, players can still experience the complete journey through Eorzea.
Beast of Reincarnation’s greatest strength is its sense of exploration, with excellent traversal and a beautifully atmospheric world. Although its story and technical issues prevent it from reaching greater heights, Game Freak delivers a solid action RPG with plenty of potential.
The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales transforms HD-2D into a fast, rewarding action-adventure game. It trades the calmer pace of traditional HD-2D RPGs for a more energetic experience without sacrificing atmosphere or charm.
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth honors the legacy of a classic while building an identity of its own. Despite technical issues, particularly in handheld mode, its story, combat, and world make it one of the best RPGs on Switch 2.
The Neopets: Mega Mini Games Collection attempts to revive the magic of one of the internet’s most beloved virtual pet RPGs. Sadly, these Flash-era diversions quickly that they were never meant to stand on their own.
Mixtape captures the messy, exaggerated beauty of teenage memory through music, nostalgia, and one final night between friends. Beneath the surreal moments and a soundtrack full of classics is a quieter story about growing up and the life they’re about to leave behind.
Team Ninja takes a bold step into open-world design with Rise of the Ronin, set against the turbulent Bakumatsu era. While its combat remains strong, repetitive structure and a sprawling, unfocused story keep it from rising above its peers.
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