Famitsu has published its weekly review roundup for the week of August 29, 2026, with four new titles receiving scores from the magazine's editorial team.
Famitsu, one of Japan's longest-running video game publications, uses a four-editor scoring system where each editor awards up to 10 points; the combined total yields a maximum possible score of 40.
Key scores from the August 29, 2026 Famitsu roundup
- Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls — 9/9/9/8 (total: 35/40)
- Jotunslayer: Hordes of Hell — 8/8/9/8 (total: 33/40)
- Off — 6/8/8/7 (total: 29/40)
- Hyper Euphoria — 6/7/8/6 (total: 27/40)
In clear, journalistic terms: Famitsu's reviews are compiled from four separate editor scores, each scored on a 1–10 scale.
Those individual scores are summed to produce a final score out of 40, which Famitsu publishes alongside short impressions from its staff.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls led the week's list with a 35/40, reflecting consistently high marks from multiple editors.
Jotunslayer: Hordes of Hell followed with a strong 33/40.
Off and Hyper Euphoria received more mixed receptions, scoring 29/40 and 27/40 respectively.
Why Famitsu scores matter
Famitsu's weekly reviews remain a widely cited snapshot of critical reaction in Japan and are frequently referenced by global gaming outlets tracking reception across platforms, including Nintendo Switch releases and eShop listings.
While Famitsu's scores represent the opinions of its editorial team, they often shape early-game discourse and consumer awareness in Japanese and international markets.
Where to find more
Famitsu posts its scores on its weekly publication and website; readers interested in historical results can consult Famitsu's archives for past weeks.
We'll continue to monitor Famitsu's weekly roundups and report any notable trends or follow-up coverage for these titles.
Note: The scores above reflect Famitsu's published results for the week of August 29, 2026 and are presented here using Famitsu's four-editor, 40-point review format.
Famitsu, one of Japan's longest-running video game publications, uses a four-editor scoring system where each editor awards up to 10 points; the combined total yields a maximum possible score of 40.
Key scores from the August 29, 2026 Famitsu roundup
- Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls — 9/9/9/8 (total: 35/40)
- Jotunslayer: Hordes of Hell — 8/8/9/8 (total: 33/40)
- Off — 6/8/8/7 (total: 29/40)
- Hyper Euphoria — 6/7/8/6 (total: 27/40)
In clear, journalistic terms: Famitsu's reviews are compiled from four separate editor scores, each scored on a 1–10 scale.
Those individual scores are summed to produce a final score out of 40, which Famitsu publishes alongside short impressions from its staff.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls led the week's list with a 35/40, reflecting consistently high marks from multiple editors.
Jotunslayer: Hordes of Hell followed with a strong 33/40.
Off and Hyper Euphoria received more mixed receptions, scoring 29/40 and 27/40 respectively.
Why Famitsu scores matter
Famitsu's weekly reviews remain a widely cited snapshot of critical reaction in Japan and are frequently referenced by global gaming outlets tracking reception across platforms, including Nintendo Switch releases and eShop listings.
While Famitsu's scores represent the opinions of its editorial team, they often shape early-game discourse and consumer awareness in Japanese and international markets.
Where to find more
Famitsu posts its scores on its weekly publication and website; readers interested in historical results can consult Famitsu's archives for past weeks.
We'll continue to monitor Famitsu's weekly roundups and report any notable trends or follow-up coverage for these titles.
Note: The scores above reflect Famitsu's published results for the week of August 29, 2026 and are presented here using Famitsu's four-editor, 40-point review format.
