Denjin Den's Reviews
The game is a masterclass in how to bring a classic back to life without compromising what made it special. The project goes far beyond a simple visual restoration, carefully reworking the narrative, gameplay, and atmosphere to deliver a version that feels in tune with the present day. Fans of the original may experience a bit of a shock as they have to relearn the basics, but it’s a small hurdle that ultimately leads to falling in love with a cult classic all over again.
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Resident Evil: Requiem is a high-quality, polished title that manages to be enjoyable both as a survival horror experience and as an action game. If you haven’t played the recent entries or remakes but want to give Requiem a try, I can assure you that you won’t be disappointed by the overall experience. Just be prepared for some drastic shifts between the sections featuring Grace and Leon, as well as some inevitable confusion when it comes to the series’ lore.
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Nioh 3 is definitely a more action-oriented game and less of a Soulslike than its predecessors, thanks to the new Ninja mode and the open areas, which give the experience a significant boost. I believe ARPG fans really shouldn’t miss it. Team Ninja’s latest effort perfectly blends adrenaline-fueled action with character build customization, featuring refined gameplay that now feels like it has reached the series’ peak.
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Despite the production following all the remastering standards we appreciate, I can only recommend Fighting Force Collection to die-hard retro gamers and fans of the franchise who remember the PlayStation titles with a sense of nostalgia and would like to revisit them on modern consoles. If you don’t fall into either of these categories, there’s very little here for you in this two games, which, it has to be said, were rightly forgotten.
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