Neto Verneque

“Mega Dimension is an expansion designed for those who truly became involved with Pokémon Legends: Z-A and want to continue exploring its world after the main campaign. It delivers new challenges, powerful Pokémon, and exciting Mega Evolutions, but without reinventing the experience or significantly expanding the map. It works very well as a premium post-game, although the price and recycling of ideas may deter some players. Still, for fans of the Legends concept, it’s a natural and fun extension of the journey.”

“Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition on Switch 2 is a solid and extremely competent port that delivers exactly what it promises: a classic, fluid, and portable adventure with a stable 60 fps and intact gameplay, even if it sacrifices the more modern graphics and advanced effects found on larger consoles. It’s the most practical and accessible way to revisit (or experience for the first time) the origins of Lara Croft, offering a complete, stable, and cost-effective package, as long as you understand that the focus here is on performance and portability, not next-gen visual fidelity.”

“Tamagotchi Plaza is a mix of charm, nostalgia, and good ideas that are partially executed. It’s cute, accessible, and has a good heart, but it also feels a bit rushed, with unpolished elements and a worrying lack of localization. It’s a game that works well in small doses and can provide a good time for fans of the franchise or patient kids. But with a little more care, it could have been truly special.”

“Critter Café is an adorable and accessible game that blends management, simulation, and minigames into a visually cute and relaxing package. While the decor and minigames add charm to the gameplay, the game lacks depth and personality, limiting its appeal to casual play or a younger audience. Despite this, with an affordable price tag and an inclusive character creator, it’s a good choice for those looking for lighthearted, no-strings-attached fun.”