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Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake is a philologically impeccable collection - one that adds without distorting, modernizes without overreaching, and brings back two timeless classics in their best possible form. Yet, it's fair to say that these games haven't all aged gracefully, at least in terms of pure gameplay mechanics and narrative pacing.

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Tormented Souls 2 continues along the path blazed by its predecessor, paying homage to old-school survival horror without embracing modern action elements

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Just Dance 2026 Edition confirms Ubisoft's artistic talent but also the franchise's stagnation. The experience remains solid and fun, with a varied tracklist and well-crafted choreographies, yet it's essentially the same game as last year, updated with only a few minor additions like the Party Mode. The "hub" model could have breathed new life into the series, but as it stands, it feels more like a way to sell a full-priced DLC. The king of dance is still on the floor-but he's just dancing in place.

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The Outer Worlds 2 is bigger and better than the original, but, alas, plays it much safer. Overall is a more solid effort from Obsidian, and has much more content than the first game, but the surprise effect from the 2019 is gone. Still, a solid and very fun RPG from one of the most talented teams around in creating worlds, interactions and dialogues.

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Ninja Gaiden 4 is built on solid foundations and a clear vision. It was a bold gamble on a legendary legacy, but also an opportunity to redefine the boundaries of hardcore action combat on modern PCs and consoles. Yakumo doesn't have Ryu's charisma, and we hope the undisputed hero of the saga will take center stage again in the future. Still, PlatinumGames' touch-despite the many departures-remains pure gold.

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Keeper is a story of courage and perseverance, a tribute to resilience and friendship in its purest form. A small project with a huge heart, yet one that must contend with certain limitations - a rollercoaster of emotions that reflects both its narrative and gameplay. A unique adventure in its genre, which, despite some linearity and simplicity, manages to convey and leave a lasting impression on players willing to look beyond its initial appearances.

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In a industry dominated by safe, risk-free productions, Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is a bold game, even in its failures. The Chinese Room has created an ambitious work (perhaps too ambitious for its own means) yet one capable of leaving a mark. It's not the sequel many dreamed of, but perhaps it's the one this dark world truly deserved: a flawed title, yet brimming with personality and vision.

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A refines the series' formula with a leaner, more focused, and genuinely fun experience. Despite its dated visuals, Game Freak delivers one of the most enjoyable entries in years a "sequel to a spin-off" that carries the kind of soul we hope to see return in the mainline games.

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Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra is Bandai Namco's answer to the stagnation of the MOBA genre, a title that forgoes the extreme complexity typical of League of Legends and Dota 2 in favor of a more immediate, dynamic, and accessible approach.

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We are not yet before the definitive Battlefield and not a 1:1 clone of Battlefield 3. The general balance will still require work, and the hope is that post-launch support will introduce more varied and open maps. However, the foundations are incredibly solid. You can feel the passion and the will of DICE and the Battlefield Studios to get back on track, to listen to their community, and to give back to Battlefield the crown it deserves.

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Little Nightmares 3 is a two-sided work whose evaluation depends entirely on the perspective from which it is viewed. Supermassive Games has certainly created an engaging, intelligent, and artistically stunning puzzle adventure that seeks to evolve the series' formula in a new direction.

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It is not a monster of longevity, it does not have a high replayability, some puzzles are less brilliant and some passages are slightly slower, causing a loss of rhythm, but it is a work that, even with its small imperfections, fully convinces from beginning to end, managing to be one of the most convincing productions of this crowded 2025 .

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Digimon Story: Time Stranger is not the bold breakthrough capable of dismantling Pokémon's dominance, but it does mark an important step in the franchise's maturation. It's a game that shows courage in trying to build a modern structure more attentive to players' needs, only to stumble on technical and design choices that drag it back by years.

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Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 is a collection that many will dislike by default due to a series of choices made by Nintendo, which have nothing to do with the quality of the games themselves or the restoration work carried out. Despite a visual department that in some circumstances begins to show signs of aging, this is a pair of unmissable productions for anyone who has never had the chance to experience them in their best possible form.

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Hades II reminded me that roguelites, when well-designed, aren't an exercise in frustration, but a perfect storytelling machine. Every defeat brought me back to the crossroads not with anger, but with curiosity. It's rare to find a game that balances immediacy and depth, frenzy and reflection so well. After dozens of hours, I don't feel "tired" of the game, but rather even more engaged: I want to see all the ramifications of the story, experiment with all the weapons, search for the combination of gifts that will make me feel unbeatable. This is why Hades II is not only the best roguelite ever created, but also one of the most significant works of recent years.

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A very good voice over (both in english and japanese) and a few quality of life improvements are not enough for The Ivalice Chronicles to gain the title of the best version of Final Fantasy Tactics, that remains steadily in the hands of the War of the Lions on PSP. Still, this is a faithful and very convenient way to experience of the best turn-based JRPG ever.

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The SH Figuarts Guts Golden Age figure is a 16 cm PVC figure that combines aesthetics, excellent articulation, and thoughtful accessories. Despite some lack of extras, the product stands out thanks to the quality of the paint, the attention to detail, and the great stability in poses. A recommended purchase for both Berserk fans and collectors of high-end action figures.

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Technically, it's beautiful, just like Bananza was ( with the same pros and cons ), and overall, even though the formula has been overused, it's still a lot of fun... at least until you figure out how to disrupt its balance by introducing excessive repetitiveness, given the lack of truly impactful builds you can create using abilities.

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Even though some gameplay mechanics are questionable and certain sections seem out of step with the original spirit of the series, Silent Hill f still manages to leave a profound impression. It's not a perfect experience, but it's a work that must be approached with a clear, informed eye, capable of grasping the complexity of the emotions that permeate the story. The game speaks directly to those who know the weight of their own fragility, to those who have learned that the mind can be a place as disturbing as any nightmare. In Silent Hill f, the horror isn't just external, but slowly creeps into the interior, into the unsaid, into distorted memories. It's a journey that, despite some notable lows, lays bare the most vulnerable part of humanity—the part that often hides behind silence.

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