Simone Cantini
Cyberpunk 2077 on Xbox Series X is a well-crafted RPG that showcases CD Projekt Red's dedication. It may not be revolutionary, but it's highly recommended for Xbox Series X owners.
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Space Invaders Forever demonstrates the timeless appeal of the classic Taito game. Extreme mode is modern and enjoyable, while Gigamax 4 SE is less notable. It's a great way to rediscover an iconic production.
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The Pathless offers a personal and evocative journey with moments of exploration and combat. Its limited mechanics may feel repetitive, but it remains a charming launch title for PS5.
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Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythmic Adventure Pack brings two unique experiences to the West. The hybrid rhythm game/JRPG concept is interesting but not fully realized. It remains enjoyable for fans of Don and Katsu.
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Alwa’s Legacy is a classic metroidvania with original elements and solid gameplay. It offers a well-crafted experience for fans of exploration and backtracking.
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Sackboy: A Big Adventure may not be as flashy as other debut titles, but it's a solid and inspired platformer. It's a joyful experience for all ages, offering fun and carefree gameplay with some secondary challenges for those seeking more.
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Katamari Damacy Reroll is the same game we loved in 2004, now with cleaner graphics. It retains the whimsical genius of Keita Takahashi's work and is a must-play for its simplicity and charm.
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The Falconeer offers an intriguing experience with its aerial gameplay and control system. However, it becomes repetitive, and the vast world feels empty. Despite this, the game's visual beauty and fluidity stand out.
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Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition is the definitive experience for the latest Capcom title. It's worth getting for those who haven't played it on PS4 or Xbox One, with technical improvements and the addition of Vergil.
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Despite its flaws, Visage is a standout in the horror genre, reinterpreting its foundations impressively. SadSquare Studios has created a convincing and expressive adventure. The house constantly changes, influenced by the lesson of P.T. Visage is a love letter to horror games, terrifying in new ways. However, its progression is unclear, with backtracking and inventory management issues. It's difficult but rewarding if you can master it.
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Dirt 5 aims to be an arcade experience, focusing on immediacy and fun. The campaign is a bit old school, but the events are exciting. Multiplayer and the Playgrounds mode extend its longevity. Dirt 5 doesn't innovate but is undeniably fun.
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Observer: System Redux offers a glimpse of future console capabilities with its visual upgrades. Bloober Team has modernized the original, but the poor environmental interaction can be frustrating. The engaging storyline keeps players interested despite some programming flaws.
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Yakuza: Like a Dragon marks a new beginning for the series, taking risks with new ideas and a shift to JRPG mechanics. Kasuga Ichiban's adventure combines craziness and realism, though not always seamlessly. It's a promising start that acknowledges the need for future refinement.
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Wartile: Complete Edition captures the essence of tile board games on console. Playwood Project's combat system mixes real-time elements with a card system and character growth. The weak storyline and control issues don't significantly detract from the overall enjoyable experience.
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Little Hope enriches The Dark Pictures Anthology with a more intriguing and well-orchestrated entry than its predecessor. With a more polished and cohesive script, it leaves players in suspense until the end. Anticipation builds for the next chapter, House of Ashes.
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Remothered: Broken Porcelain fails to live up to its predecessor in gameplay. While the story is well-written and engaging, the mechanics are clunky and poorly designed, resulting in an unenjoyable experience.
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Amnesia: Rebirth is a long-awaited return that feels outdated. The gameplay is stiff, and the story lacks the impact of Frictional Games' SOMA. Despite intriguing premises, it fails to maintain momentum throughout.
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Shantae: Risky’s Revenge – Director’s Cut is a lazy port of a solid metroidvania. The lack of improvements or additions makes it hard to recommend unless you're a die-hard fan.
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Star Wars: Squadrons is a pleasant surprise, offering a solid and enjoyable gameplay experience reminiscent of classic trilogies. The multiplayer modes extend its value, especially at a reduced price.
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Let’s Sing Queen is the perfect game for those dreaming of a Queen tribute band. With a robust tracklist and high execution difficulty, it's a must-have for fans.
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