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The Last Case of John Morley offers an engaging narrative and enjoyable puzzles. While technical graphics suffer from various bugs that could disrupt gameplay, crime fiction fans seeking a mystery should try this title.

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With the release of Stories on Xbox, Capcom has made it clear that this spin-off series is more than just a minor side project. Bringing these two remastered entries to the platform is meant to familiarize Xbox players, especially JRPG enthusiasts and fans of the Monster Hunter universe, with Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection. This could be the moment when the series evolves into something akin to Pokémon, a continually expanding and evergreen franchise. Each new creature added to the mainline games can become a fresh Monstie in Stories, giving the series the potential to grow into a self-sustaining ecosystem of its own.

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Goodnight Universe provides a short but memorable experience, wrapping up in about 4 hours while leaving a lasting impression. The game immerses players in the magical world of childhood, giving them powers they've likely always dreamed of. Its creativity and artistic design make it a title well worth experiencing.

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Despite the Series S’s limitations, Silent Hill 2 remains a valuable experience on Xbox’s current-gen systems. The Series X version matches the PS5 edition in quality and, with its more consistent frame rates, even outperforms it in certain scenarios. The Series S does show some weaknesses, but these stem naturally from the hardware constraints of this compact yet charming console. While it can’t present Silent Hill 2 in its most complete form, the experience remains smooth, with no noticeable frame-rate drops. All in all, the end of the game’s timed exclusivity and its availability on the Xbox ecosystem is a welcome development for horror fans.

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Hollow Knight: Silksong is nothing short of a masterpiece. After eight years of development, it delivers an experience worthy of the wait, featuring breathtaking music, thrilling boss encounters, diverse gameplay systems, and a striking art style that is destined to be remembered for years to come. Every area feels alive with detail, every fight demands precision, and every discovery pushes you deeper into its hauntingly beautiful world. Once in a decade, a game emerges that pushes an entire genre forward, and Silksong is unquestionably one of those rare titles.

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While South of Midnight pioneers in its narrative, art design, and the seamless incorporation of social challenges into its world, its gameplay, though not flawed, treads familiar ground without introducing anything new.

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Black Ops 7 delivers a rollercoaster ride of the franchise's recent highs and lows. Without the campaign, it could almost be considered a strong addition to the series. But judging the story mode on its own paints a very different picture. Even with its weakest campaign to date, the game still offers enjoyable multiplayer and an excellent Zombies experience, leaving the overall product balanced right on the borderline. Activision's willingness to listen to fans and adjust various aspects shows the team is moving in the right direction, if only the narrative hadn't turned out so poorly.

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Anno 117: Pax Romana mixes the best of RTS design with the signature charm of the Anno series, resulting in a game that not only lives up to its name but also ranks among the finest city builders we've seen in years.

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Arc Raiders proves that even in the most saturated markets, smart design and genuine respect for players can still shine. It goes head-to-head with giants like Battlefield 6 and Black Ops 7, and often comes out on top, thanks to its sharp core mechanics, punchy sound design, and nonstop excitement. For old-school shooter fans, Arc Raiders sure feels like an early Christmas gift.

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Once Upon a KATAMARI makes its long-awaited return, delivering the series' trademark blend of simple yet addictive gameplay and quirky humor. Unfortunately, a few frustrating bugs also roll back in, but the game's charm is hard to resist.

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Jurassic World Evolution 3 not only pushes the series forward but also shakes things up in the best way possible. It keeps the core mechanics fans love while removing some of the old restrictions, making the gameplay feel smoother and more natural. If you're into management, construction, and seeing your park evolve over time, JWE 3 delivers plenty to enjoy. And while it still has a few technical hiccups, it's an overall fun, unique, and satisfying experience for any park-building fan.

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Over a decade after the last mainline entry, Ninja Gaiden returns, this time infused with PlatinumGames' unmistakable style. The result is a game packed with fast-paced, over-the-top action that's undeniably fun, but it often feels more like Bayonetta than Ninja Gaiden. That's not necessarily a bad thing, though it might not be exactly what longtime fans were hoping for. Oh, and yes, the camera issues are still hanging around!

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Considering the limited amount of content available at launch, it's hard to justify a $40 price tag for Painkiller. That said, its core gameplay remains fun and engaging, and with future content, it has the potential to become a solid co-op action experience.

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Dreams of Another offers a touching and thought-provoking narrative that invites players to reflect inwardly, exploring themes of identity, loss, and purpose. Yet despite its emotional depth and strong storytelling, its shortcomings as a game, particularly in core gameplay design and engagement, ultimately hold it back from reaching true greatness.

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Overall, Dispatch delivers a gripping narrative experience with beautiful presentation and well-crafted dialogue choices. While it offers limited direct interaction, its storytelling depth more than makes up for it. For fans of dialogue-driven adventures, this is a must-play, and you'll finish it with a genuinely satisfying feeling.

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Overcoming the shortcomings of its last two installments, FC 26 stands out as one of the finest football simulations in recent years. The new Authentic Mode delivers the most realistic football experience the series has ever achieved, while Competitive Mode continues to cater to players who prefer a faster, more arcade-style approach. After years of refinement, the FC series is finally reclaiming its crown, and FC 26 marks a major step forward on that journey.

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Few developers can take an already near-perfect game and craft a sequel that surpasses it, but Supergiant Games is one of the rare exceptions. Hades was almost flawless, and Hades II feels like "flawless plus." It builds on the original's foundation with precision and purpose, expanding only where it truly counts, and delivers one of the finest roguelike experiences ever made, without the need to reinvent the wheel.

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The Dying Light series has never positioned itself as a top-tier, award-winning franchise, but it consistently delivers what matters most: entertainment. The Beast builds on that legacy with a relentless mix of high-octane action, visceral violence, and a menagerie of zombies and monsters. Its immersive universe and finely tuned gameplay mechanics ensure that fans of the genre will find plenty to sink their teeth into.

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Packed with clever platforming puzzles, refined combat, and the long-awaited return of co-op mode, Little Nightmares 3 stands as every bit as captivating as its predecessors, if not better. Supermassive Games has crafted a worthy successor that both honors and expands upon this beloved franchise.

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Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree is an exciting roguelite action game filled with flashy spells, sword combos, and diverse characters brought to life with strong voice acting. Its colorful maps and fast-paced battles are enjoyable, but the game clearly isn’t built for two players; most mechanics fall on one person, leaving the other with little to do. Heavy reliance on luck and random card draws, along with a confusing upgrade system, hold it back. In the end, it’s a fast and stylish single-player roguelite that struggles to leave a lasting impression.

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