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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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Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is a love letter to SEGA's classic saga, blending old and new in a masterful 2D hack 'n slash. Challenging, rewarding, and packed with secrets and style, it's a must-play for action fans and a hopeful spark for a new SEGA renaissance.

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Heretic + Hexen is a must-have package for fans of old-school FPS games. A small piece of history, respectfully restored and partially expanded in content to bring the right shine to ID Software's two brands. Old and new challenges await fans of boomer shooters, and despite the passing of time, one can't help but appreciate the work done by Nightdive Studios.

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It wouldn't take much for Drag X Drive to shake off the label of "short but pricey diversion" and become a true must-have. With such a polished control system, Nintendo only needs to add meaningful content to make its affordable price point irresistible to fans of Rocket League–style hybrids that mix sports, arcade flair, and Twitch-ready multiplayer. Hopefully that happens, because it would be a real shame to see this one fade away quietly.

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Delta is a remake that walks a tightrope between admiration and routine. It takes your breath away when you traverse the jungle as Snake, yet it constantly reminds you that you are experiencing something already seen, merely dressed in new lights and polygons. Konami has done an impeccable job technically, but without Kojima's wild touch, everything remains predictable, elegant, yet lacking the spark that made the original an unforgettable experience.

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Gradius Origins is an impressive but incomplete collection. It captures the essence of a genre and a generation of gamers. It's a shame that the absence of the fourth and fifth installments keeps it from being a must-have for every SHMUP fan.

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Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a little gem, ideal especially for the more nostalgic players, but it could also engage anyone looking for a retro-flavored challenge, complete with scores and rankings to climb at every stage.

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rooted forces that sustain it-and this game does so with rare courage and clarity.

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Demon Slayer: The Hinokami Chronicles 2 is both an improvement of the original and a direct sequel, but it's also a product made mostly for fans of the series.

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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is a rough gem that, beneath a tough and unyielding exterior, offers a number of very interesting insights, making it worth playing for those who appreciate the genre.

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Super Mario Party Jamboree is still one of the best games in the series, but we feel like there was more that could be done to truly make the Switch 2 an unforgettable experience.

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A bold metroidvania that places Pac-Man in a dark, narrative-driven world. Strong concept and solid fanservice, but held back by unpolished mechanics, uneven difficulty, and imprecise controls. Still, a unique and entertaining entry point for newcomers to the genre.

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launch support, DK and Pauline adventure is already a great game at day one, albeit too simple even for Nintendo standards. A triumphant level design and a mesmerizing destruction rage will accompany both veterans and newcomers to the center of the earth.

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Kathy Rain 2: Soothsayer is a perfect adventure for anyone who misses a well-structured point-and-click game reminiscent of the genre's golden age. Thanks to its twist-filled narrative and well-written characters, it's a joy to play from start to finish. The entire story is accompanied by classic old-school gameplay, featuring cleverly designed puzzles that are challenging without ever feeling overwhelming. If you've been longing for a new point-and-click adventure capable of leaving a lasting impression, Kathy Rain 2 might be exactly what you've been looking for.

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In short, it is a perfect game to play in small groups and manages to entertain, engage without effort and demonstrates how it is possible to take an unloved mechanic like the use of memory and transform it into something surprisingly brilliant.

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We'll see if this Gex Trilogy will be the opportunity to rewrite the story of Gex, finally giving him a second chance; a fourth chapter was actually in development for PlayStation 2, but it was canceled before it was even announced. Who knows, maybe this time it will be the right one...

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The gameplay is rich, customizable and adaptable to many different styles . There is no shortage of quests either, truly numerous and able to keep you busy for a long time.ot yet available.

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If Sloclap can rightfully be considered a small forge of ideas, then Rematch is undoubtedly its most ambitious project to date. However, this ambition, when confronted with the reality of execution, sees the game struggling to shine as brightly as hoped-at least initially. That said, it provides a solid foundation to build upon, update after update, with the goal of engaging and growing a community-something that is essential for a project of this kind.

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Death Stranding 2 is unique, magnetic, but also contradictory – and almost seems to want to make up for the uniqueness of its progenitor

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In an era where everyone's chasing the next big thing in multiplayer, FBC: Firebreak dares to be weird, borderline, and at times deliberately off-putting. It's a game that doesn't demand your daily grind, doesn't punish you for skipping a week, and doesn't crave your undivided loyalty. And maybe that's exactly why it ends up having something to say. Maybe not much - but it says it with a style that sticks. If you've got two friends and a few hours to spare for some paranormal chaos, with zero expectations for emotional depth or narrative weight, FBC: Firebreak is well worth the price of admission.

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