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Destiny 2 continues to expand its content with a fairly complete DLC that offers a multitude of hours of gameplay and new missions, all using the same solid and addictive gameplay as always. Season of the Chosen looks very good and has a very promising story base that looks set to surprise.
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Ghosts' n Goblins Resurrection is the reimagining of the classics Ghosts' n Goblins and Ghouls' n Ghosts. It comes to us after 15 years without enjoying the adventures of Sir Arthur and it does so in the best possible way, with a classic adventure of devilish difficulty that includes enough news to satisfy both connoisseurs of the original titles and users that they approach him for the first time. So it is a pleasure that Capcom recovers its classic sagas.
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SNK vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium was the perfect example of how to make a competent and very complete fighting game with the power and control limitations that SNK's laptop had. With its relaunch on Switch it is the perfect opportunity to test this great crossover between the two queen companies of the fighting arcades of the 90s.
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Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIV: Diplomacy and Strategy Expansion Pack is a good bundle that will offer us hours and hours of fun if we are into the grand strategy genre. It has some details that can be improved, such as the AI, or some dead hours in the games, but also great ideas such as how to annex territory. Also, the four scenarios offered by the expansion add even more hours to a game than if you get hooked, you won't need anything else for quite a while.
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Blue Fire takes elements from Hollow Knight and Legend of Zelda to develop a frantic and fun gameplay. Its approach is very reminiscent of other titles but it does it in good ways, knowing how to incorporate each element properly so as not to create a feeling of copying and acquiring its own style.
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Project Winter offers us a new frontier in the traitor genre, adding survival and crafting mechanisms that give it a certain playable depth. In turn, this union of genders is what prevents it from developing further and not ending up opting for either of the two. Luckily, it is quite a fun game, with a lot of content and full of players.
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qomp is fun and challenging, ingenious on many levels. A game like qomp does not leave indifferent in any way. Take the shine off your finger -no, not that one, you rude people- because those who approach this game will spend hours that is the only thing they will move in their body, except for the clenching of their jaws.
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Persona 5 Strikers is a worthy sequel to Persona 5, and fans will be delighted with it. With a very good combat system that tries to mix the musou genre with the characteristic contributions of the Persona saga to the battles and a good story, perhaps it is too irregular in some sections to become a round game, but it certainly will not disappoint.
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Kinetic Edge is quite a fun game, with very good handling and a real challenge for players. Its online multiplayer mode is the jewel in the crown and will allow us to face each other in different game modes. In contrast, it has few levels and the camera plays tricks on us.
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Werewolf: The apocalypse - Earthblood, based on the famous role-playing game, has been a failed entry into the world of video games. Its high repetitiveness and lack of progression, coupled with ineffective stealth mechanics, make it difficult to enjoy the experience. On the other hand, the combat is quite attractive and bloody, as well as an appealing setting and story. Only for fans of the World of Darkness franchise.
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Nioh 2 - The Complete Edition adds 3 good downloadable contents to an already excellent game. If we add to this an extraordinary PC conversion, we have a practically perfect game that will give us many hours of challenge.
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I think adventures like Olija are quite appreciated, with its simple layout but worked and with clear effort behind, and a direct gameplay but with substance as well. An adventure game that combines combat, platforming, classic story, well crafted narrative and art, and fun, quite fun. The so classic and even necessary "what it does, it does well".
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The Medium suffers from wanting to look like a classic Survival Horror, but without daring to go beyond the superficial, the aesthetic. The puzzles are irrelevant, even annoying, the resource management is zero and the progression is completely linear. When The Medium really works is when it sheds that facade and becomes a walking simulator with a powerful setting and a narrative that manages to touch our hearts.
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Strange Field Football has a good idea as a base, but fails in almost everything else. It has an unintuitive interface, few scenarios, few teams, only one game mode -friendly matches- and a game that is more chaotic than fun. Even so, its price is low and some fun time can be had, but it is not enough.
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I have to say that games like Habroxia 2 are appreciated. It's not just going back to past genres and ways, there's a lot of that nowadays, a LOT! It's making it fun. Respecting and paying homage properly is fine, but the fundamental thing is to make something that is enjoyable to play, and for hours on end too. And here it is achieved without a doubt. It works. Adding grind mechanics? It works too. We have a rich gameplay, enjoying not only to look for paths and more levels, but to see how to switch between a horizontal and vertical shooter in the same phase. It just lacks more ambition/means to present even more visual power and less recycling of the previous title. Perhaps for the future this leap will come.
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The idea is not bad -on the contrary-, and the execution is remarkable. But a certain feeling of repetitiveness and, above all, certain gameplay problems tarnish a game that, on the other hand, offers a good mix between permanent death and progression between games and an interesting combat system.
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To evaluate a Turrican compilation is to evaluate, on the one hand, if the port is good or has flaws. On the other hand, the additions it brings. And of course the games that compose it and the selection made. Regarding the first, the port is well adapted to current platforms, visually and in terms of control. The add-ons are sparse and the menus are somewhat dull, but this is not detrimental to the final result. Of course the best are the games that compose it, because at the end of the day we are talking about 4 great games essential in the shelf of any fan of the genre. The only thing that really tarnishes the final result is the absence of Super Turrican 2, which would have made it a definitive and totally satisfactory compilation.
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A rather modest puzzle game that knows how to play with its own mechanics despite the lack of variety. It has a somewhat irregular rhythm and a very random difficulty, but we will be fully immersed thanks to its simplicity and its beautiful artwork.
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The King of Fighters XIV is a big comeback for the saga, and this Ultimate Edition version is an unbeatable opportunity to jump on the bandwagon. In addition to the very large base squad (not all of them are here, but we can't say that they have fallen short by a long shot), its well-adjusted gameplay, game modes and difficulty so as not to leave anyone behind, from the most novice to the most veteran, all the additional content that has been emerging is added, making it the most complete experience, and all at a good price.
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Unto the End is one of those games that you either love or hate. A game with a very interesting combat system, but hard and concise. If you don't like challenges, stay away from Unto the End. I tell you so, and the developer himself tells you so. Be warned.
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