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Elden Ring: Nightreign is a bold move to expand the series through a cooperative, dynamic format. While its streamlined progression and limited exploration may disappoint purists, the addition of roguelike and battle royale elements doesn't quite fit FromSoftware's design ethos. It might draw in new players, but longtime fans may find the balance between innovation and tradition a bit off.

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Thanks to the inclusion of some cut-scenes created through motion capture , the involvement is particularly satisfying – and we point out that the mode is easily playable by both veteran pilots and younger users.

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Sunderfolk is a standout debut from Secret Door-an overlooked gem with a strong, nostalgic multiplayer concept rooted in strategy and social play, offering a unique adventure that's well worth your time, as long as you're open to playing on a smartphone.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown delivers on its promise with a fresh take on turn-based brawling, blending strategy and action, but falls short in content just when it starts to shine.

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While Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon may not shine from a technical standpoint and can feel like a patchwork of successful ideas reassembled in a new way, pulling off such a feat was far from easy. The developers never hid their (notable) sources of inspiration and have instead crafted a love letter to open-world role-playing games, brought to life through a compelling and well-executed dark fantasy atmosphere-one capable of winning over genre enthusiasts and, perhaps, drawing in newcomers as well. It took some time in early access to reach this point, but it was undoubtedly worth the wait.

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Even with a mostly no-frills remaster, Capcom succeeds in bringing Onimusha 2 on modern hardwares, so that a new generation of players can appreciate its combat system and rudimentary affinity system. A better game than its predecessor overall, but stil not the best in the series, however.

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Deliver At All Costs is one of those games that sticks with you-for better or worse. Its deliberately over-the-top nature, lighthearted tone, and constant drive to surprise make it a fresh and unconventional experience, capable of delivering moments of genuine fun.

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Blades of Fire is ultimately a game for those who can appreciate beauty beyond appearances-for those who seek in video games not just entertainment, but a chance to journey through, understand, and, in a way, forge themselves. Imperfect and a bit rough around the edges at first glance, yet incredibly solid and deep, MercurySteam's latest project is further proof that you don't need a massive budget to create something truly special.

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Despelote is far more than a football video game. It is a profound and human narrative experience-a heartfelt portrait of a childhood that feels both distant and universally familiar, an ode to the strength of community and to the power of sport to forge bonds, meaning, and hope. It invites us to see the world anew-or rather, through the eyes of a child-and to recognize, in the simplest of gestures, the enduring possibility of telling stories that belong to all of us.

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Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is yet again another quality selection of fighting games, even if it will probably be less impactful for new players.

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It's a video game that promised to put us in the shoes of a street cop in the 80s and, even if it doesn't excel, its mission is definitely accomplished.

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Obviously I can't give definitive judgments yet and I hope with all my heart that I'm wrong, because there are interesting bases that deserve to be explored in depth with the right times. And, perhaps, also with the inevitable updates of the case, if the game is given time to grow adequately.

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DOOM: The Dark Ages is a game that, while solid and captivating, doesn't quite recapture the groundbreaking impact of its predecessor. It attempts to offer a fresh take on the series, but does so a bit too conservatively, lacking the sense of novelty that defined the bold direction of DOOM Eternal. While the deliberate pacing of combat and the intricacy of the environments have their own appeal, the absence of that dynamic drive leaves a slightly bitter aftertaste. For longtime fans, it's still a journey worth taking - but it certainly doesn't represent the saga's highest point.

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Star Overdrive swings big - and for a team working with limited resources, it hits a lot more than you'd expect. While it wears its inspirations on its sleeve (especially the latest Zelda games), it still manages to carve out a style of its own, offering plenty of striking moments both visually and in gameplay. At times, though, the game feels like it's reaching beyond its grasp; some areas feel a little thin, and you get the sense it might have been stronger if the team had narrowed their focus.

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MotoGP 25 rhymes with maximum accessibility for all , thanks for example to the introduction of some proximity indicators that allow users to better perceive the situation, in addition to the possibility of playing while driving with one hand.

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Days Gone Remastered , while being a clear improvement from a technical point of view, is also a bit melancholic , a sort of final act for a project that could have expanded further , but was left incomplete.

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Where the flank is exposed to more problems is on the technical front . We relived Cyrodill on PC and evidently Unreal Engine 5 was more difficult to manage than expected.

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Fans of statistics, numbers, and character management will be able to enjoy glimpses of Diablo IV in Clair Obscur , if that's what they're looking for, while the majority of players will be able to happily skip ahead and rely on their own sense of rhythm to get out of the most challenging encounters alive.

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Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree is a truly solid and well-crafted work, a significant representative of a genre that has become overly saturated. Mandragora doesn't quite stand out for originality or for that sense of uniqueness one might expect from a title of this kind. And yet, despite offering a lot of déjà vu and familiar tropes, its strong gameplay consistency and its almost always spot-on choices manage to frame it as a game that definitely deserves a fair and confident chance.

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The modes present are very classic, with the addition of a new more elaborate one that winks at the World Tour mode of Street Fighter 6 , but which does not have the budget to emulate it, becoming in the end a bare-bones version of the latter.

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