Salal Awan
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![Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III]](https://cdn.criticdb.com/storage/v1/object/public/gamecards/405459/kingdom-hearts-collection-i-iii_cover.webp)
Kingdom Hearts Collection finally gives Nintendo players native versions, with most titles running smoothly at 60 FPS.
Octopath Traveler II refines its predecessor with a larger world, deeper systems, stronger character stories, and greater freedom without losing the series' identity.
Octopath Traveler remains a polished and compelling turn based RPG, with excellent combat, flexible progression, and distinctive HD 2D presentation.
The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Remastered makes a strong technical leap on Switch 2, pairing smooth 40 FPS gameplay with VRR, portable-friendly visuals, and extensive features.
Dragon Quest XI S remains an exceptional RPG, and Switch 2 delivers its Definitive Edition at a smooth 60 FPS in Performance Mode.
Silent Hill: Townfall's first person perspective, oppressive atmosphere, and layered storytelling give it a distinctive identity, while environmental puzzles are thoughtfully designed.
Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave refreshes the series with four intertwined stories, compelling tactical combat, and smart time travel mechanics.
Torneko's Mystery Dungeon retains the tense, methodical appeal of classic roguelikes, with satisfying resource management and meaningful risk.
Crisis Core remains a compelling Final Fantasy VII prequel, strengthened by its memorable characters and emotional story.
The Sinking City 2 delivers strong Lovecraftian atmosphere, impressive visuals, and satisfying survival horror mechanics, but its momentum falters in the latter half. Repetitive enemies, frequent encounters, and forced evasion undermine the otherwise engaging combat and exploration, leaving a promising sequel that falls short of its excellent opening.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword successfully modernises the series without losing its identity, pairing precise combat and satisfying Issen mechanics with strong historical fantasy storytelling.
The Blood of Dawnwalker makes an impressive debut with compelling writing, meaningful day night mechanics, and versatile combat.
