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EA Sports FC 26 doesn't radically change the formula it has stuck to for years, but it refines it, smoothing out the rough edges and making good use of the wealth of feedback received in recent times. This is a more self-aware and diplomatic entry, clearly aiming to please everyone, striving to be a safe space both for online competition enthusiasts and for lone wolves who love long career modes. Once again, it offers a polished playground, ready to entertain players throughout the entire football season with its most proven and beloved features.

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Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree proves to be a very interesting project full of surprises, both in terms of gameplay and narrative. Many elements are blended together in a surprisingly well-balanced mix of combat, story development, and progression system, though a few compromises are present.

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Even the side missions, while not always excellent, offer good variety and sometimes surprise with the quality of the writing, managing to construct small narrative arcs that broaden the context and give depth to the game world.

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Borderlands 4 is a statement of intent. It's not the chapter that rewrites the rules of the game, but the one that refines them with the confidence only a mature franchise can have. Gearbox chose not to chase fleeting trends, didn't give in to the temptation of turning Borderlands into a soulless live service, nor to betraying its own DNA.

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Our first experience with Little Nightmares 3 is certainly positive. Supermassive Games has masterfully embraced the legacy of the Tarsier franchise, evolving it with a co-op experience that seems intelligent and well-integrated. The series' unique atmosphere is intact, and our hands-on experience left us eager to discover the rest of the adventure. The outlook for October 10th, therefore, is more than encouraging.

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Silksong is a work that should definitely be played by as many people as possible. It is an incredibly well-crafted, enjoyable, and satisfying product, sold at a retail price that is almost a steal considering the effort of the developers themselves. This, however, does not mean that it is the best metroidvania ever made, or that Team Cherry is the first development studio to achieve feats like this. What is certain is that we are facing one of the most beautiful and significant titles of 2025 for countless reasons-not just for gameplay alone.

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All in all, I can't say I'm dissatisfied . Caroline will continue to feel like a poorly written character, with an outfit completely out of context, and the story might hold very few surprises for genre connoisseurs, but every important piece seems to have been put in the right place.

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NBA 2K26 is the sports simulation we've known for years, with all its pros and cons: on one hand, the best basketball simulation ever created, with on-court realism that borders on perfection; on the other, an ecosystem that keeps leaning on microtransactions and a glut of content that doesn't always balance well with the pure experience. It's a technical masterpiece that constantly walks a tightrope between sport and business, between passion and profit. And yet, despite it all, it's impossible to let go: when the ball bounces, NBA 2K26 is still the king.

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The Order of the Giants is an expansion that manages to be meaningful, inspired, and cohesive. It honors the narrative legacy of Indiana Jones, while boldly venturing into new territory: the mystical, the theological, the supernatural, the subterranean. It's a tale of faith, mystery, and responsibility-a journey into the depths of history and the human soul. More than just adding hours of gameplay, it expands the vision of the world built in the original title, leaving the door open for new chapters, new questions, and new mysteries.

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Lost Soul Aside isn't a bad game, but it undeniably carries the weight of its own ambition. Once the controller is in your hands, the magic fades, and what remains is a good game-honest but unfinished, spectacular yet shallow, fun but ultimately unable to leave a lasting mark.

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NHL 26 isn't a perfect entry, let's be clear, but it's a true starting point to relaunch the brand toward new quality standards. There are solid improvements across all the main modes, while the gameplay-despite a few nuances-strives for realism at all costs and gives the overall experience an exceptionally genuine sense of immersion.

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Bloober Team has hit the mark once again, proving how the experience accumulated over years and years of horror productions is leading to titles of ever-increasing quality. Cronos: The New Dawn started out as a new IP with everything to prove, and it managed to win us over thanks to a captivating setting supported by an intense atmosphere, perfectly functioning survival horror mechanics, and excellent level design. We're convinced that for many fans of the genre, Cronos could become a name to watch in the future, but for now, enjoy this excellent beginning.

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Hot Shots on PS5 takes the safest route, and it does so with dignity. Yet it also leaves the suspicion that the less safe path-the one of risk-was the only truly necessary one to restore the series to the freshness it deserves.

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Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is a strong sequel that, while sacrificing part of its soul in the pursuit of becoming more mainstream, stands out as one of the most complete, long-lasting, and satisfying mecha experiences on Nintendo Switch 2. Despite a slight, unavoidable repetitiveness and a few technical hiccups on Switch 2, Marvelous has delivered a solid hit that successfully broadens its answer to Armored Core for a wider audience.

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Helldivers 2 is still today a chaotic, hilarious, and addictive cooperative shooter, one that shines thanks to finely polished gameplay and a commendable business model. Despite a technical side that isn't flawless and a potential repetitiveness in the long run, Arrowhead's work stands as one of the most genuine and entertaining multiplayer experiences available on the market-and now also on Xbox Series X|S.

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Hell is Us boldly carves out its own path, favoring a slower, more contemplative experience that rewards patience, curiosity, and a taste for the unconventional. It's not trying to appeal to everyone-and that's precisely the point. This is a game for those who find meaning in silence, in suggestion, in the space between things. It seeks to provoke rather than guide, to immerse rather than entertain. For some, it will resonate deeply; for others, it may feel distant or impenetrable.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown makes its way to Nintendo Switch with the same strengths and weaknesses as the recent PC release. It's a fun experience for TMNT fans, but the lazy porting effort and some missing features hold it back. The core idea is strong and the game is well put together, yet its short length and minor flaws keep it from truly shining.

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Kirby and the Forgotten Land remains a must-play platformer for Switch and Switch 2 owners. While it doesn't quite reach the heights of Super Mario Odyssey, HAL Laboratory delivers a stellar 3D reinvention of Kirby. The Star-Crossed World expansion blends seamlessly with the base game, adding variety and longevity. The only drawback is a price point that feels fair for the content, but was poorly communicated by Nintendo.

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Gears of War Reloaded is a remaster aimed at newcomers, delivering the best way to experience Marcus and Dominic's first adventure. While it adds little beyond the technical upgrade and shows some signs of age, it remains a highly enjoyable classic. If you already own the Ultimate Edition, there's little reason to double-dip, but for everyone else, Reloaded is an easy recommendation, especially at its fair price point.

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Midnight Murder Club feels like one of those games that had the right idea but the wrong execution. The concept of using darkness as a gameplay mechanic is intriguing, but it's as if the developers turned on the flashlight, showed a glimpse of its potential, and then immediately switched it off again, leaving us wandering through a huge, empty mansion.

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