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With new elements to the game's universe, Seed of Evil brings a good expansion to Mutant Year Zero's story, and should satisfy the fans of the base game, even if mechanically it doesn't bring anything really new.

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With a complex array of systems and mechanics, Wargroove is a deep and challenging strategy game, full of beautiful and colorful pixel art. The campaign, various multiplayer modes and other single-player options result in a huge content, making it one of the best independent games of the year.

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Layers of Fear 2 may not outperform its predecessor, but it must surely is recommended to players who enjoyed the first title. Being too linear at various times and using basic resources to try to cause fear, it feels as if more could've been done in the game to create unique situations that really question the sanity of everything presented there.

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Labyrinth Life is half a game: the gameplay is sacrificed in order for the fanservice to reach its intended audience, but its own fanservice was compromised by circumstances outside of the publisher's reach.

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Madden NFL 20 has great improvements and the introduction of new features that more than justify this new installment of the series. Ultimate Team continues to be one of the best of its kind and the inclusion of X-Factors makes the matches better than never.

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Metal Wolf Chaos XD is a product of its time and certainly needs to be treated as such. Its main selling point is in the charm of putting the player as the President of the United States that uses a giant robot with 8 giant weapons against his own country army led by the Vice-President after a coup.

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With nice visuals and creative challenges, Etherborn is a fun platformer that, despite not delivering its narrative message as well as it could, still deserves the attention of the fans of the genre.

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Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot is undoubtedly a title that had gigantic potential to shine on virtual reality platforms. Unfortunately it was all shattered by its lousy game design, lack of a captivating storyline, and boring and repetitive gameplay. This is a title that looks more like a demo than a full game.

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Wolfenstein: Youngblood gave the developers the opportunity to bring new things to the series, but the result wasn't as good as many expected. We hope that Wonfenstein 3 reminds us what made the series so special.

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Keepers of the Void brings nothing really new to the Darksiders 3 experience, but at least features some great puzzles - an important feature of the series. It is better if enjoyed during the main journey of Darksiders 3, due to the new items and weapons added to the game. Repeatability makes the journey a little boring, but the rewards can justify the player's effort.

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Way too simple, with a lot of storytelling and character development issues, Redeemer: Enhanced Edition can still deliver something positive with a fun, more complex but underexplored combat. It ends up being a poor execution even though it has the potential to be better.

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Mighty Switch Force! Collection is a collection full of fun and creative games, bringing a beautiful mix of classic inspirations with its own touches to modernize platform games, and even its short duration doesn't stop it from bringing you a great and consistent experience.

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KILL la KILL - IF is the best arena fighter of this generation, giving a master class in how to weave a great Story Mode and a sharp and polished combat, full of variety, letting the player mold its own show.

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Injection π23 - No Name, No Number, has a proposal that could be very different from the others horrors title. It has problems with mechanics in general, graphics and monsters design. But some people could like this bizarre thing.

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Enhancing its predecessor's formula, Builders 2 delivers an even more charismatic, rewarding and fun experience. While there is freedom to play with the possibilities of the game, the complaints are minimal. However, the design of the missions and the game's constant tutorials are annoying, assuming the player needs "crutches" for even the most basic tasks. The imbalance in tutorial implementation will require players' perseverance, but the investment is worth it after all.

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Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle is a definitive version of the game, delivering very fun gameplay and a considerable ammount of content, even if the inconsistent performance and the high price of the DLC for those that have the base-game work against it.

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With a simple proposal for a competitive local game, Wizards Tourney captivates more by the art and use of various cultures in creating the characters and in the fun it provides when played with friends. Unfortunately it is a game that you can not enjoy solo and lacks more variety of content and new game modes. However, it is the right choice for fun along with friends and parties.

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Killing Floor: Double Feature is a good package for anyone who wants a good multiplayer experience, inside or outside the virtual reality. Unfortunately the VR version of the game suffers from many problems, which ends up harming the collection in general.

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Super Neptunia RPG is a weird game that, even being pretty, doesn't use the strong points of the series in which it is based on. The story and gameplay don't do anything to stand out and the visuals alone aren't enough to carry this entire adventure.

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Judgment is an excellent game that reminds me a bit too much of its origin. Yakuza fans will get a different, but familiar experience, while newcomers will have a great starting point to know the work of one of SEGA's best development team.

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