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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is a deep, intricately crafted, and beautifully rendered game that stands as the series’ highlight in terms of story.
Overall, WWE 2K26 is an incredibly fun experience bolstered by solid gameplay, plenty of matches and modes, and a crazy roster of 400 superstars at launch.
For fans of the genre, and particularly those who loved the Little Nightmares games, Reanimal delivers a haunting, memorable adventure that proves the original creators still know exactly how to craft a true nightmare.
Ultimately, Tales of Berseria Remastered might not feel as essential to casual or returning fans, given its limited upgrades, which at times feel a little disappointing.
I just wish it were more in tune with all of the tropes that the franchise itself had utilised all those years ago, instead of pulling from pre-existing tropes from other Metroid-Vania experiences.
Overall, Nioh 3 understands what made its predecessors great, all while upgrading and expanding accordingly.
Overall, RIDE 6 delivers an authentic, dense and enjoyable experience that goes out of its way to cater for both experienced and inexperienced gamers alike.
Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is a decent package that might not reinvent the wheel, but certainly refines it.
Mario Tennis Fever is simply a massive step forward for the series.
While the game’s story won’t really do much to help acclimate newcomers, I’m sure that fans of the anime will find something to enjoy here.
While Code Vein 2 is far from terrible, and at times quite fun, it simply doesn’t do enough to set itself apart from the ever-expanding list of Souls-like games that are bringing new and fresh experiences to the table.
Those familiar with the game know that you can spend hours and hours playing and flying through the skies, and that’s honestly the beauty of it.
While I won’t find myself replaying every game in this collection to the same extent, I’m loving what the team at Digital Eclipse have put together here.