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Wiz may have arrived in arcades in 1985, but its unusual eight-spell system and straightforward action still give it plenty of personality today. The journey from the Depths to the Sky Realm is challenging, occasionally unforgiving, and packed with old-school arcade charm, while Arcade Archives 2 provides the modern features needed to make this forgotten fantasy adventure feel at home on today's hardware.

ARKANOID REVENGE OF DOH proves that great arcade design does not have an expiry date. With branching routes, clever power-ups, demanding stages and that wonderfully addictive paddle-and-ball gameplay, Taito's 1987 classic remains a joy to play.

No Case Should Remain Unsolved turns a missing-child investigation into an ingenious puzzle of fragmented memories, unreliable testimony and painful truths. Short, beautifully written and surprisingly moving, Somi's detective adventure proves that sometimes the smallest mysteries can leave the biggest impression.

BlazBlue Entropy Effect X transforms one of fighting games' most recognisable universes into a dazzling roguelite adventure. With superb combat, addictive character progression and a silky 60fps presentation on Switch 2, it is a stylish spin-off that deserves attention from both BlazBlue veterans and action fans seeking their next obsession.

Flowers and Deities turns blood into currency and every battlefield casualty into a potential source of power. Its frantic real-time battles can occasionally feel overwhelming, but when your carefully assembled lizardkin army, divine blessings and blood-fuelled abilities come together, the result is a wonderfully savage strategy experience that rewards both careful planning and a willingness to sacrifice.

Busy Bar: World Tour turns running a bar into a colourful cocktail of flying drinks, ridiculous customers and chaotic local multiplayer. With satisfying progression, plenty of personality and an endlessly entertaining knack for turning a quiet shift into complete mayhem, this is one bar where things going wrong is often half the fun.

Karakulo 21 turns chocolate unwrapping, corporate exploitation and a mysterious creature into a surprisingly addictive incremental nightmare. Its repetitive gameplay may not be for everyone, but the bizarre humour, satisfying progression and wonderfully strange personality make this one chocolate box worth opening.

Kawaii Anime: Cute Girls Magic World is a charming, relaxing puzzle experience that blends colourful magical girl artwork with accessible challenges, score-based progression and a steadily expanding gallery. It lacks the mechanical depth to become a truly essential puzzle title, but its cheerful presentation, character reactions and hidden surprises make it an enjoyable little escape for anime fans seeking something light and easygoing.

Pro Jank Footy takes Australian Rules Football, throws the rulebook in the bin and replaces it with more than 150 ridiculous powers. With hilarious commentary, couch co-op chaos, and matches that can descend from competitive footy into glorious madness, this is arcade sports at its most unpredictable and entertaining.

The Monster Hunter Wilds Cosmetic DLC Collection is exactly what it claims to be: an enormous wardrobe for one of gaming's finest action RPGs. It adds no new monsters or mechanics, but it dramatically expands the ways players can express themselves through layered armour, companion customisation, camp decorations, gestures and seasonal content.