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Those willing to play online will certainly enjoy "Drag x Drive" for several hours at a truly bargain price, especially since you don't even necessarily need an optimal setup; you can play perfectly well even with the Joy-Cons on your thighs. However, "Drag x Drive" is unlikely to achieve the long-term motivation of "Rocket League" for most players due to the comparatively limited customization options.
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The result is a game that's quite fun at its best, but still feels unfinished in many ways. With a lot of work from the developers, "Abyssus" could become an absolute insider tip a year after its release, but for now, we'll have to wait and see whether to buy it.
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With "Echoes of the End," Myrkur Games delivers a compelling debut. While there's still plenty of room for improvement in most areas, especially the gameplay, as a whole it's a fantastic experience. Carried by its compelling fantasy world and human characters, it offers a very linear but highly entertaining blend of multiple genres. It may not win any major awards, but the fun is there if you overlook many minor issues and battle your way through to the even better second half of the game.
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But anyone who enjoys narratively strong action games with cinematic staging can pick this up with a clear conscience. Series fans might not be impressed, but they'll be satisfied with a really good "Mafia."
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Yes, the whole thing is nicely put together, the individual tasks are quite entertaining, and even the Switch's touchscreen is used, but if you look around at what else you can get for a similar price, then the price-performance ratio is unfortunately not right here.
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Accordingly, we recommend only die-hard fans take a look, while everyone else should opt for titles like "Story of Season" and especially "Animal Crossing."
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"Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles 2" is a genuine and worthy successor to the first major video game adaptation of the anime and manga original.
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While the atmosphere is good, and the puzzles are logically structured, they don't reinvent the wheel in any way. While everything is well integrated into the setting, it's not enough to distinguish it from the rest of the genre. Anyone who has a soft spot for this setting or enjoys FMV scenes from well-known voice actors should definitely check out "Dead Take."
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At its core, "Killing Floor 3" is a more than solid game. The gameplay feels good, albeit underwhelming, and it offers varied levels, a good number of different enemies, and a sufficiently large selection of weapons to keep you interested.
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We might have liked "Wuchang: Fallen Feathers" a little more if the introduction hadn't been so mixed. After the first boss, however, the game improves considerably, offering pleasantly fast-paced, powerful action, largely successful level design, cool bosses, and a motivating progression system.
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The new features are definitely a nice bonus, even if they can only add a limited amount of extra fun to the already high level of gameplay. Therefore, our overall rating remains unchanged compared to the original Switch version, although the scope is slightly expanded.
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"The Wandering Village" pleasantly surprised me. I don't particularly like most city-building strategy games because there's usually only one correct way to complete them, and it's easy to fall behind if you research certain buildings too late or don't build them quickly enough.
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With the "Daima" expansion, "Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot" ventures into new territory – literally. The charming makeover for Son Goku and his friends, the lovingly designed Demon Realm, and numerous little gags create a true "Dragon Ball" feel
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"RoboCop: Rogue City - Unfinished Business" isn't a technical masterpiece. The graphics are okay, but not impressive. Enemy behavior lacks depth, and gameplay doesn't reinvent anything new. And yet, the game works. Why? Because it understands what makes RoboCop special.
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With "Shadow Labyrinth," Bandai Namco delivers a solid Metroidvania that scores highly both in terms of gameplay and atmosphere—more or less regardless of its unusual combination with the "Pac-Man" series.
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Not only does the game look great and once again shine with a charming and detailed setting, but above all, it's incredibly powerful in terms of gameplay. Even if we could just smash half the world, we'd have tons of fun.
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"Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream" is one of those little gems that can easily slip through the cracks because it simply doesn't receive as much attention as some overhyped AAA titles.
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Whether you'll want to face the vividly portrayed horror of police is a question we can't answer. "Ready or Not" is not for the faint of heart, but those who are willing to give it a try can immerse themselves in one of the best tactical shooters of the last decade
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There's much more to "Patapon" than one might initially imagine, and that's why the remake collection is still both playable and highly recommended. If you haven't tried "Patapon" yet, you should do so now!
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Anyone who loves "TRON" and was also won over by the last film, "TRON: Legacy," will find plenty to fall in love with in "TRON: Catalyst."
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