Pokemon Legends: Z-A Is Reinventing Pokemon Battles And I Couldn’t Be More Thrilled

Pokemon Legends: Z-A begins with your character’s arrival in Lumiose City via train. This game is set in the present, after the story of Pokemon X and Y – there’s no time travel like in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Just outside the train station, you’ll meet a trainer named either Taunie or Urbain, who will offer you a starter Pokemon: Chikorita, Totodile, or Tepig. I didn’t even get to choose my favorite, Totodile, before the game sent us into a large, open area called the Wild Zone a few hours in.

Relayer Advanced Definitive Edition launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on September 25

The company released a trailer for the Switch 2 version of the game, announcing that all previously released downloadable content – including extra stories and Stellar Gear NEXT units – will be part of the base game at no extra cost. However, unlike the version for PC, this Switch 2 port doesn’t appear to include any new gameplay features or quality-of-life improvements.

Hollow Knight: Silksong Review – An Unforgettable Climb

Silksong feels very similar to the original game, almost as if it began as a large expansion. Players, especially those familiar with the series, will quickly recognize the gameplay – bouncing off enemies and hazards with downward strikes, desperately healing during tough boss battles, perfectly timing parries, and feeling relieved when they reach a save point. It’s a comfortable experience for fans of the first game.

Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles Review — A Polished, Historical Gem

Tactics has remained a beloved game over the years, with occasional efforts to highlight its quality, like the 2007 release, War of the Lions. The Ivalice Chronicles is the newest and most successful version yet. It updates the game just enough to preserve its original feel and improve the already compelling story, all while keeping what made the classic so special.