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Black Legend is a turn-based role-playing game, with good ideas regarding combat and a very distinctive visual appearance. However, certain elements cloud its virtues. Finally, this is a game only for fans of turn-based RPGs.
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The Ancient Gods part 2 is the epic conclusion of the character that has accompanied us for all these years and does so in an incredible way, showing all his potential in confrontations that will make us sweat a lot. The novelties included in this new installment are very satisfactory and bring a touch of freshness to an expansion that ran the risk of being more of the same. Totally recommended as a whole.
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Immortal Legacy: The Jade Cypher[VR] has been a long time coming, but the important thing is to do it. It offers us a title that aims to emulate some references of the genre, mixing in turn several styles of play in a game time to overcome it content. It is not exempt, however, from needing some adjustment that we hope will be made, but today a notable game has several bugs present throughout the game that, if not solved, tarnish the overall result. You can enjoy it, but we must get used to compensating for the deviation of the aim, to constantly see forced postures that spoil a set that, on the other hand, would be very visually pleasing, and to play as if there were no subtitles. In a sentence we could qualify Immortal Legacy: The Jade Cypher[VR] for PC as a remarkable game with a very improvable port.
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Put your hand on the mouse and choose a very comfortable place to sit, because you will be like this without making big movements for 8-10 hours. Zniw Adventure wastes sympathy, care and love for the work and the genre from the first steps of this huge adventure millions of years ago. I think that precisely the simplicity of the point'n click, interface, actions and puzzles make the game perfectly accessible to anyone, this should not stay only in a niche of nostalgic boomers. If you are enchanted when you see the images, I assure you that you are also the audience of the game without the need to know the genre.
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Gnosia is a bit like throwing Among Us and the narrative part of 999 into a shaker. Without decisions and choices, our task will be to survive and make the characters that interest us in each loop survive in an interesting debate mechanic to find the "traitors" that can become repetitive in the long run. Still, the story will make us want to move on to find out what is behind the Gnosia, and that time loop in which we are trapped.
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Mighty Fight Federation offers us a brawler of up to 4 players simultaneously with a strong emphasis on combos. The roster of players is decent and the incorporation of characters from external licenses offers a plus of variety, although more game modes are missing. The soundtrack is its strongest point and brings us well-known composers in the sector such as Manami Matsumae or Tee Lopes.
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Nebuchadnezzar is a good attempt at deepening the topic of logistics in management games. However, by taking care of this section so much, it has left others in the background, and this makes the final set not entirely positive. I think the foundation is good, but it needs a lot more.
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Loop Hero offers a mix of genres as strange as effective, with such mastery that it is difficult not to like it. Chance is an important factor in the game system itself and the decisions we make about it will decide our future. A tremendously addictive game to which it is easy to dedicate several hours in a row in each session.
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Bishoujo Battle Cyber Panic! offers us a type of game highly known and cloned to satiety since that distant Qix, but no less valid even today. Its 50 levels and its arcade-like rejubality, as well as its very reasonable price, make it a great option to spend dead time in the most entertaining way. Technically content, it does not need more, and its only obvious drawback is the absence of a multiplayer mode both local and online, as well as a music that ends up being too repetitive and pounding.
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The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante is not an ordinary game. It is closer to conversational adventures, board games, or "write your own adventure" books than it is to a current video game. But if his proposal convinces you, you will find a story full of twists, dramatic situations, and hard decisions that will not let you go until the end. Of course, only in English and Russian.
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Days of Heroes: D-Day brings us the memory of a look that seems to be taken from a SEGA Model 1. After this simple visual aspect, they offer us a variety of situations in missions, usually quite concrete and concise, in which a simple text will serve as a context to get us to work to shoot left and right, advancing step by step. It is a game that, while entertaining and has its virtues, does not stand out in any way compared to other alternatives that already exist on the market. In this way, it is a fun game, but without much pretense.
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The new Moving out DLC offers us 24 new levels set on a tropical island that adds new mechanics and changes to its gameplay. A fairly complete expansion that adds new challenges and several more hours of gameplay thanks to its high replayability.
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Monster Jam Steel Titans 2 offers a physics-based racing game with a tone closer to humor than to seriousness, unfortunately the physics of the vehicles will make us suffer a lot and we will feel that we never get to have full control. In terms of game modes and variety of circuits it falls a little short.
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Donut County is simple and very attractive, available everywhere, if you want you will have it. Donut County is a fast but wildly satisfying, and even Machiavellian, experience. Controlling a hole that swallows everything from simple weeds to motorway caravans is something you have to try at some point in your life. From children who are learning to handle a tablet to those retirees who with COVID no longer have so many works to observe and criticize, everyone fits here, the hole is generous.
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Monster Energy Supercross 4 is not a game for everyone, which is the way of saying that we are facing a demanding game for lovers of the genre who do not mind spending the necessary time to climb along the trajectory mode, its main asset. Milestone is specializing in these types of games, they feel comfortable, and hopefully they will continue to give their all for many years.
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NUTS is an interesting title, with different ideas, but it may not be for everyone. Strange puzzles and amazing visuals accompanied by a detailed storytelling. Its playability can become a bit dry, something that is compensated with the rest of the areas.
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I am simply delighted with Ys IX Monstrum Nox. I have enjoyed the title from beginning to end, a level that I do not rule out replaying it shortly to try to complete the list of trophies. A great installment within the Adol Christin saga that continues to add stories and places to his particular travel diary.
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Blizzard Arcade Collection is a compilation of the first three games of the Californian studio. In terms of options and extras, this is a very complete and interesting compilation, the possible drawback is given by the small number of titles included. In spite of this, the multiple versions of these three titles, including the definitive versions, are to be appreciated, and any Blizzard fan or any user who is curious about their beginnings will not be disappointed.
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Castle Kong is an obvious tribute to the successful Nintendo arcade game. Of challenging difficulty, and sometimes quite fierce, bordering on the impossible, whose maximum challenge is to compare yourself to other players in the world. Its replayability and interest will depend on the taste for overcoming oneself.
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PUSS! will test you more than millions of commercial games designed and sold for it. It will drag you to the other side of the screen. We are the cat who must save the world inside this reality inside the TV set! Reflexes, patience, connected spatial vision, hair allergy, drug abuse, visual and auditory overload? PUSS! is a captivating and tremendously challenging game, even more challenging than completing its seven worlds and concluding its story. Two sticks are enough to measure you as no game has measured you yet, and that has a huge merit in these times.
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