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This game comes frustratingly close to being great.
College Football 26 continues to impress.
Though it may not appeal much to players who don’t care about occults, The Sims 4 Enchanted by Nature is much more than that: it opens up a lot of new avenues for design and overall storytelling in an absolutely enchanting world.
THPS 3+4 has still got it!
The Alters is a must-play story from 11 bit studios.
Death Stranding 2 is engaging and beautiful.
Atlus' RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army is arguably the definitive version of this cult-classic PS2 game.
An unusually weak venture for Remedy
A valiant, but ultimately flawed effort.
Date Everything! lets players date… everything.
If you aren't a big fan of Dune, you might ironically get more out of this game than someone who is, since you won't have to worry about it not living up to your expectations. While I can't help but be a little disappointed in the final product, Dune: Awakening is still worth playing if you are a fan of the survival genre and want to experience its unique location.
ScreenRant's review of Mario Kart World.
Yes, the game was made for someone like me, a longtime fan of VLDL who loves video games. I think that it could be enjoyed by many, though, with its comedic value blended with simple game mechanics and a perfectly ridiculous story. VLDL's Azerim may not be quite the same level as World of Warcraft's Azeroth, but this is a game that I would absolutely give 9/10 stars to for how well crafted it is and the sheer amount of joy I felt while playing Nice Day For Fishing.
Elden Ring Nightreign is an "all-stars" imagining
There wasn't much to fix in the original, and Monster Train 2 is now the slickest and most robust incarnation of this modern classic deckbuilder.
Kulebra's vibes are brought down by annoyances.
It draws you in with its fascinating early chapters, but it can't quite keep up the same level of puzzling intrigue throughout the rest of the game.
DOOM continues to impress.
Oblivion Remastered remains weird, as it should.
Clair Obscur is a journey I'll never forget.