Indigo GEEK

Controversy record: on 2 games where press consensus and players sharply disagreed, this reviewer sided with players 1 time.

Computed 44m ago · full methodology →

1. +19Forza Horizon 6outlet 95 · players 76 · May 2026
2. +0Tomodachi Life: Living the Dreamoutlet 85 · players 85 · Apr 2026
3. +42MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Soulsoutlet 90 · players 48 · Aug 2026
4. -7PRAGMATAoutlet 85 · players 92 · Apr 2026
5. -2Life is Strange: Reunionoutlet 80 · players 82 · Apr 2026
6. +27Beast of Reincarnationoutlet 85 · players 58 · Aug 2026
7. +6Screameroutlet 80 · players 74 · Mar 2026

• 90
  Onimusha: Way of the SwordAug 31, 2026

  “With Onimusha: The Way of the Sword Capcom doesn't seem to have wanted to completely reinvent the franchise. Instead, it took what made the retro games special and combined it with a more modern combat system, spectacular presentation, and some ideas that bring the experience closer to the Soulslike genre. Way of the Sword stands out as one of the most interesting revivals of a classic franchise and continues to mark one of Capcom’s best years.”

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• 90
  The Blood of DawnwalkerAug 31, 2026

  “The Blood of Dawnwalker has a familiar DNA, yet manages to carve out a distinct identity as an RPG. Its time-based system forces players to carefully consider their next move, giving greater weight to every decision they make. Strong writing, engaging combat, and rewarding exploration showcase the expertise its developers have refined over the years, resulting in a compelling and confidently crafted role-playing experience. ”

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• 80
  METAL GEAR SOLID: MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2Aug 23, 2026

  “Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 successfully preserves two excellent games from one of the industry's most influential franchises, bringing them to modern platforms through solid ports with a handful of welcome extras. However, while the additional content is appreciated, the collection ultimately feels more adequate than definitive, falling short of the comprehensive celebration Metal Gear Solid deserves.”

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• 85
  The Sinking City 2Aug 17, 2026

  “The Sinking City 2 proves that cosmic horror still has entire worlds to devour. Frogwares crafts a terrifying, tense, and oppressive experience that transforms Lovecraft’s myths into a playable, beautiful, and unsettling nightmare. Although its performance issues mar some moments, its atmosphere, narrative, and design turn every descent into Arkham into a journey into the unknown.”

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• 90
  MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting SoulsAug 11, 2026

  “With MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls, Arc System Works not only brings Marvel back to the fighting game genre, but also reignites a flame that seemed to have been extinguished. Although the online mode still has some kinks to work out, its frenetic, precise, and strategic combat—coupled with spectacular visuals—makes every match a true spectacle. Marvel is back, and it’s doing so with one of the best fighting games of the year.”

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• 85
  Beast of ReincarnationAug 3, 2026

  “Beast of Reincarnation is a bold departure for Game Freak, blending Soulslike combat with tactical decision-making to create battles that are both engaging and rewarding. While its narrative and gameplay loop become repetitive over time, the game’s satisfying combat and sense of discovery make it an enjoyable experience that successfully showcases the studio’s willingness to explore new ideas. ”

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• 85
  Avatar Legends: The Fighting GameJul 22, 2026

  “Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is a title aimed at fans of the franchise and fighting games. With a fluid combat system that rewards mobility, as well as game modes that strike a balance between competitive and single-player experiences, it stands out as a robust gaming experience. Although the story is clearly just a pretext, it might be one that fans appreciate.”

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• 90
  Splatoon RaidersJul 21, 2026

  “Splatoon Raiders successfully transforms Splatoon's signature gameplay into an engaging single-player adventure. Excellent enemy design, rewarding progression, and deep customization make every expedition satisfying, while its polished PvE systems feel like a natural evolution for the series. More than a spin-off, it's a strong blueprint for Splatoon's future.”

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• 85
  Assassin's Creed Black Flag ResyncedJul 8, 2026

  “Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced successfully modernizes one of the best titles in the series thanks to impressive audiovisuals and new content. However, beneath that revamp lies a design inherited from 2013 that shows its age. Even so, it remains a fun, solid pirate adventure that comes highly recommended for both veterans and new players.”

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• 80
  Devil May Cry 5: Devil Hunter EditionJul 2, 2026

  “Devil May Cry 5: Devil Hunter Edition remains one of the finest hack-and-slash games ever made, and its Nintendo Switch 2 debut is another impressive showcase of Capcom's expertise with the platform. Smooth performance, strong visuals, and the complete core experience make it an excellent entry point for newcomers. While the absence of Legendary Dark Knight Mode and Turbo Mode keeps it from matching the content of the Special Edition, it is still a polished and highly enjoyable port that proves Dante's latest adventure has lost none of its edge.”

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• 85
  Star FoxJun 24, 2026

  “Star Fox remains one of the finest on-rail shooters ever made, and this remake proves its gameplay formula is still as engaging today as it was in 1997. Enhanced visuals, new mission objectives, and enjoyable multiplayer additions help modernize the experience, while its branching paths and replay value remain as compelling as ever. Although the weaker voice acting and short campaign may disappoint some players, this is a faithful and worthwhile revival of a Nintendo classic that shows Star Fox still has plenty of life left in it.”

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• 80
  The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium TalesJun 17, 2026

  “The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales proves that the HD-2D style can work perfectly well outside of turn-based RPGs. With solid exploration, entertaining dungeons, and an engaging time-travel mechanic, Square Enix delivers a highly recommended adventure. Although the story and music don’t quite measure up, the gameplay and visuals more than make up for it.”

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• 90
  Mina the HollowerJun 5, 2026

  “Mina the Hollower proves that it’s still possible to take classic ideas and breathe new life into them. Yacht Club Games delivers an immersive, creative adventure brimming with personality that stands out for its excellent design, clever mechanics, and constant sense of discovery. Although its story is less memorable than the game’s other aspects, that doesn’t stop it from establishing itself as one of the best indie games of 2026.”

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• 80
  eFootball Kick-Off!Jun 2, 2026

  “eFootball Kick-Off is a refreshing take on football games for Nintendo Switch 2, prioritizing accessibility, quick matches, and local multiplayer fun over complexity. While its limited licenses and technical shortcomings are hard to ignore, the strong on-field gameplay and affordable price make it one of the most approachable football experiences currently available on the platform.”

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• 80
  Invincible VSMay 29, 2026

  “Invincible VS delivers battles that feel worthy of the franchise’s most brutal moments. Its accessible gameplay makes chaotic, blood-soaked fights easy for anyone to jump into, while still capturing the over-the-top violence fans expect. However, it also suffers from one of the genre’s biggest issues: prioritizing multiplayer over solo content. As a result, the story mode barely lasts more than an hour.”

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