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Fallen Tear: The Ascension also has its highlights, like the epic boss battles, its excellent story, along with the upgrade system and great animations. It’s a game where you clearly see how much love and attention to detail was poured into it, and one that you are bound to enjoy if you like exploration or great stories.
MXGP 26 is a great step forward, and despite its shortcomings, it’s a very rewarding and immersive MXGP experience.
Nivalis Nights takes the cyberpunk life simulation experience to the next level, and it manages to provide us with a very interesting, albeit different look for how the future might be.
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It’s an acquired taste when it comes to mechanics and visuals, yet the gameplay is immersive and the map is so big that you can end up spending multiple hours playing.
Divinum is a great game, although it’s going to take a little bit to figure out all the little details and quirks.
Garfield - Escape from Monday is the definition of a good, fun and immersive cartoon-inspired 3D platformer game.
It’s not exactly the best Serious Sam game out there, but it’s certainly serviceable and an interesting entry in the roguelite space.
Deified is a solid run-driven video game that asks players to invest time and energy to unlock all its shiny combat toys.
RuneScape: Dragonwilds certainly has some flaws, like building restrictions, excessive grind, repetitive combat, which can sometimes deter you from playing more. But if you get through the more challenging initial section, you will find a delightful, cozy survival experience with a beautiful story, one that you’ll want to replay at least once.
Silent Hill: Townfall manages to push the series forward with some intense ideas, great gameplay mechanics and a wonderful story.
NASCAR 26 is more about focusing on cash and maintenance, which is good because not everyone wants this to turn into a difficult NASCAR management experience.
ENDLESS Legend 2 is a great turn-based strategy game. It takes familiar genre ideas and enhances them in fun ways, while featuring eight factions that play differently.
If you’re a fan of Stalker, SCP and similar titles or just want a cleverly made extraction game, there’s a lot to like here, but keep in mind this is not a game for the faint of heart.
The Blood of Dawnwalker feels more like a sandbox adventure where you make your own story rather than play one that’s been predetermined by the writer. It’s different, but not necessarily better or worse than what we’re used to.
HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush feels like an evolution from the previous HOT WHEELS games, and shifting to the open world setting was mostly a very good idea.
The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline is a fun game, and it manages to successfully integrate creative moments with weird ones.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword is not just the best game of the series, but also an incredibly well-designed action game. Ironically, it’s not just combat that makes Way of the Sword stand out from other action games, but also its story and characters.
Dystopicon feels somewhat disjointed. I like the game’s message, and I wondered why I kept playing after understanding how its chosen mechanics underline the ease with which routine and oppression can force people to go against their instincts and convictions.