Forever Ago is a beautiful tale of loss, grief and growth, and Arthur's roadtrip reminds us all that you just can't plan life.

Diablo 4: Age of Hatred Collection on Switch 2 is solid value for people who have never experienced it elsewhere.

However you choose to play Runescape: Dragonwilds, it’s clear that Jagex is assembling another forever-game.

Believe the hype: The Witcher 3 Remastered on Switch 2 is absolutely worth the asking price for Nintendo gamers.

On this episode of the Loot Level Chill podcast (Loot Level Chat, aren't we clever?), the gang have plenty of new Switch 2 games to talk about, as well as Toem 2.

Transport Fever 3 is a great game with huge level of depth and potential to really stretch your strategic muscles, even with a few performance and interface issues.

KINGDOM HEARTS Collection [I~III] is a wonderful bundle of everything Kingdom Hearts, and on the Switch 2 it's just perfection.

Along with Most Wanted and the Legends mode, Echoes of Sekigahara is a great addon, making Ghost of Yotei: Complete Edition feel like a great package.

Both of these Octopath Traveler games were wonderful on the original Switch, but the power of the Switch 2 makes them even better.

Lawn Mowing Simulator 2 can be a relaxing and hypnotic experience at times, but visual issues and repetitive jobs and locations hold it back.

Minecraft Dungeons II a satisfying co-op dungeon crawler that many, many hours will be sunk into.

TOEM 2 is a lovely game and a wonderful way to while away an afternoon as the beautiful visuals, hypnotic soundtrack and fun puzzles melt you into your sofa.

While EA Sports FC 27 is great to play on the pitch, there don't seem to be enough impactful changes overall, with The Grounds being less impressive than hoped.

Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion is a fantastic remaster of the FFVII prequel, and it's a perfect fit for the Switch 2 and its handheld play.

Aniimo is a seriously impressive creature collecting game, with a sprawling world, so much content, and the ability to turn into monsters.

Stick it to the Stickman is satisfying, violent and often hilarious, and the sheer amount of content across multiple modes make it hard to put down.

Cloudbreaker is an entertaining Survivors style game with inventory management elements, but brutal difficulty and slow unlocks let it down a bit.

Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve gives you total freedom in how you fly and fight, with plenty of customisation options and visuals that'll blow you away.

Just a walk in the park.

There are a lot of cosy gamers who will love Woodo and its gorgeous wooden dioramas but unfortunately it never quite clicked into place for me.

Cloudscrapers is a delightful puzzle game that feels exactly the right amount of taxing, and this makes building your fantasy tower such a treat.

Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko's Mystery Dungeon -Classic HD- can't quite hang with the kids, but I'm so glad it's playable in the west now.

Demon's Night Fever feels like such a fun and unique take on the tactics genre, and I was only able to scratch the surface of this pure evil experience.

Playing through The Sausage Blues or Get the Funk Up!, you owe it to yourself to give Mr Records a go, even if you're not usually a fan of the genre.

Packed Lair is an entertaining base defence game with clever puzzle elements, but the repetition builds faster than your army does.

Silent Hill: Townfall is a return to form for the series, creating a memorable story with superb acting, never allowing you to breathe comfortably.

Control Resonant is a shining example of what a studio like this can do when given its creative head, and it's surprising and entertaining at every single turn.

Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave feels like four games in one, such is the scale on show. It might too much for some, but this is about as good as it gets for tactics fans.

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I am desperate to get my hands on Planet Zoo 2 now, because I'm almost certain it'll be something I end up obsessed with

Some great deals this week, including RPGs, visual novels, narrative games and a suite of Xbox 360 corkers that are discounted on Steam.

I’ll always welcome a new ARPG to sink my teeth into, and Wolcen 2 looks ready to fill a space I didn’t know was there.

SPRAWL zero has wonderful gunplay and loads of seriously badass powers to master, but not everyone will appreciate the noughties charm.

Read the full length review on our website: https://lootlevelchill.com/reviews/marvels-wolverine-review/ "For those expecting something similar to Marvel’s Spider-Man, this is far from Insomniac…

Marvel's Wolverine is filled with consistent action and brutality, telling a new Wolverine story that has plenty of excitement and emotion throughout.

NHL 27 features great gameplay and looks fantastic in every element of its presentation, however, there are few changes to make it stand out from last year.

The Nintendo Direct September 2026 was a bumper 45 minute showcase, so we've collected all the info and trailers for you in once place.

Valheim is probably the most polished survival game I've ever played, with a ridiculously satisfying upgrade loop that kept me hooked.

IllFonic deserves props for trying to do things differently but the focus on interacting with NPCs undermines what should be a frantic time with other players.

Rather than being a satisfying driving game, Bus Simulator 27 instead chooses to bombard you with non-essential systems and details in a bland and buggy world.

The biggest topic this podcast episode is The Blood of Dawnwalker, but there's time for Orbitals, Moonlighter 2, and Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2. Oh and GTA6!

Star Wars Zero Company is an engaging turn-based tactics title that respects the lore, telling a great story that introduces interesting characters throughout.

Game of Thrones: War for Westeros looks like it will capture every important element of the HBO series

NBA 2K27 has some good improvements to gameplay that make shots more challenging, but it does feel similar to last year when looking at the complete package.

Rogue Eclipse is a fairly fun little time-wasting blaster, but it feels quite limited as it stands.

Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is thoroughly enjoyable, with plenty of cars to unlock and some fun challenges that make you want to explore the different islands.