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Boasting an incredible narrative and an open world packed with a vast array of activities, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt stands as undeniably one of the finest action RPGs on the market. Despite being part of a trilogy, Wild Hunt's storyline is welcomingly accessible to newcomers to the franchise.
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Offering players another chance to revisit the Life is Strange universe, Before the Storm works remarkably well as a companion piece to the entry starring Max and Chloe, delivering a fresh perspective on key narrative threads introduced in the 2015 game.
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Visually stunning, ABZÛ features simple controls and an outstanding score. It is an essential audiovisual experience for players who truly appreciate video games as works of art. Above all, the game seeks to provoke reflection on human impact on the environment.
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Tackling a subject matter so rarely explored by mainstream entertainment, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice succeeds admirably in its portrayal of mental illness. It is an exceptionally well-executed project that drew support from neuroscientists, mental health specialists, and individuals living with psychosis throughout its development.Carrying a heavy emotional weight, the game's story becomes increasingly engaging as the player progresses.
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Constantly satirizing the American way of life, GTA V is yet another masterpiece from Rockstar. The game features a vast, rich world overflowing with options and activities to engage in. The gameplay borders on perfection, exhibiting virtually no technical or mechanics issues.
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With Forza Horizon 2, Playground Games solidifies its reputation by crafting one of the finest, if not the premier, racing game franchises today.
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Limbo is undoubtedly one of the most influential and defining indie titles of the seventh console generation.
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The Walking Dead: Season Two serves as a solid continuation of Clementine's journey, thrusting the young orphan into a series of new trials. The high emotional stakes that defined its predecessor make a return, forcing players to make tough, time-sensitive choices on the fly.
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While navigating family troubles, Chris leans on his creative imagination to disconnect from reality and fight off the supervillains haunting his town. The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit handles a complex subject matter deftly, capturing a child's innocent perspective on adult struggles.
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Featuring creative puzzles packed with diverse mechanics, The Witness is challenging yet immensely rewarding. It offers a fantastic opportunity to test your logical reasoning and immerse yourself in a mysterious world where questions far outnumber answers.
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Watch Dogs 2 presents a vibrant, beautiful world overflowing with side activities to explore. With a more lighthearted narrative, the game delivers a rich toolset of mechanics to leverage during gameplay. The more skills you unlock, the broader your options become for tackling the challenges scattered across San Francisco.
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It's clear that developer The Coalition played it safe with its first original entry in the franchise, maintaining the series' classic gameplay loop alongside subtle refinements. The core identity remains intact, which is a great thing.
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The experience, even if quite short, will be thoroughly enjoyed by players who like to explore environments and follow compelling storylines. The more you know about the story, the more you want to keep going.
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Visually stunning, the game features puzzles that explore uncommon mechanics. Everything is a matter of perspective: what the player sees or doesn't see directly influences the resolution of the challenges.
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Ryse: Son of Rome is the typical example that summarizes a well-known phrase in the gaming community: games are not just about graphics. Despite being very impressive visually and having an excellent soundtrack, the game falls short by featuring repetitive and unchallenging gameplay, combined with a short campaign mode.
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Featuring simple gameplay, SpeedRunners becomes increasingly challenging the longer the player manages to survive in a level. The special items increase competitiveness and make matches more dynamic.
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The main selling point of Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is without a doubt its gameplay, which proposes a diversified experience in platforming games by mixing in new puzzle elements. Often being tricky, the game handles the trial-and-error system very well, without leaving the player frustrated.
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Featuring simple mechanics, Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris offers the right amount of challenge. The presence of challenge tombs and level challenges increases the possibilities within the game, making the experience more long-lasting.
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It is very good to see that Layers of Fear did not resort to techniques that easily jumpscare the player; the fear comes from the entire atmosphere created, combined with the supernatural visions that the protagonist has during gameplay.
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Introducing several new mechanics, Syndicate managed, in a way, to restore the prestige of the series after the disastrous launch of Assassin's Creed Unity. With fluid and highly interactive gameplay, the game provides a good experience for the player, combined with well-crafted visuals and an interesting, well-told story.
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