This definitive edition revitalizes Xenoblade Chronicles X, bringing its expansive world and intricate mechanics to a new generation with enhanced visuals and performance.
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Rise of the Ronin's transition to Steam broadens its audience, delivering a compelling samurai narrative intertwined with fluid combat and rich historical context.
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Wanderstop challenges conventional gaming norms, emphasizing relaxation and exploration over progression, appealing to players seeking a serene experience.
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Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii brings a lighthearted twist to the saga, favoring freedom and humor over deep storytelling, and thrives on agile combat and open exploration.
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Avowed is a compact yet rich RPG that proves Obsidian’s mastery in immersive storytelling and meaningful choice, standing tall without needing to reinvent the genre.
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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake revitalizes a classic with stunning visuals and modern touches like difficulty settings and fast-forward options. However, it retains dated mechanics such as frequent random battles, grinding, and reliance on churches for resurrection, which may frustrate some players.
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Yakuza Kiwami is a highly recommended game for its narrative, originality, and minigames, but the Nintendo Switch port is the least ideal way to experience it. While playable, performance issues, unstable frame rates, and battery concerns make it better suited for larger screens with better image quality and smoother gameplay.
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A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead offers an intense and thrilling horror experience reminiscent of Alien: Isolation, capturing the essence of the films. However, its forced slowness and repetitive stealth mechanics can become tedious over time.
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Persona 5 Strikers is a magnificent sequel that manages to feel familiar and different at the same time, without forgetting to thrill with its story while offering a pleasant playable change in line with the Action RPG.
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Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning has made me feel something similar to my first contact with The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, thus reliving one of the most enjoyable RPG experiences of my life as a player.
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Microsoft Flight Simulator is an unmissable appointment for all those fans of high-flying simulators, since, despite its complexity and detail, it does not forget the less experienced users of the genre either.
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Dontnod Entertainment is back with another very promising narrative work and, again, committed to the social plane and inclusiveness, returning to deal with issues that, of course, deserve to be represented.
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The curiosity and enthusiasm that the game aroused in me have been totally buried under a sea of errors of the most diverse, from graphics or performance problems, to a terrible translation, which make you wonder if it makes sense to even release the title to the market in these terms.
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With a gameplay that does not take long to fall into repetitiveness, in part due to its scarce game modes, as well as a much more moderate fanservice than in the animated serie, there are few reasons that could lead someone to be interested in the new Honey ∞Parade Games.
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In part, it manages to replicate that dark and decadent aura of the FromSoftware series by contributing a few things of its own, but forgetting other characteristics that make the Hidetaka Miyazaki franchise great.
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It's a game with an interesting and more murky story than its predecessor, which despite declining a bit in gameplay, has some endearing characters and many more misteries to add to the world of the Idea Factory saga.
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It' s appreciated that Genius Slackers have tried to delve into a topic like this, but sadly, the idea is terribly executed in all its aspects.
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Hellpoint does some things right and some things wrong, but possibly its greatest sin is gloating over what it seeks to imitate, rather than aspiring to something else.
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It's on its own merits the best horror game from Wales Interactive, positioning itself as an interesting and terrifying experience of Wales in the late 19th century.
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It is a fantastic finishing touch for what seems like the latest exclusive to PlayStation 4 thanks to a beautiful and outstanding open world, which is accompanied by a playable proposal that although it does not invent anything, manages to entertain during the time that our fight lasts for expelling the Mongol invaders from Tsushima.
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