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On its own merits, though, "Control Resonant" still offers a story that ranks among the better ones in the video game genre, an overall atmospheric open world, and, last but not least, a cool combat system if you're into sometimes frantically fast, spectacular action.
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"Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave" is another consistently high-quality entry in the series, skillfully blending narrative and gameplay elements from various predecessors with some entirely new ones.
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"Aniimo" is clearly designed as a live-service game and at first glance seems more like a spin-off of "Infinity Nikki," primarily due to its very similar art style.
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What remains is a rock-solid JRPG whose story offers some amusing twists and charming quests, but ultimately never reaches the brilliance of "Chrono Trigger."
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However, those playing "Crimson Moon" solo will be less impressed. It offers too little that's fresh or new. The setting is familiar, and the story isn't particularly compelling. Still, the gameplay is decent.
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As different as "Marvel's Wolverine" is compared to Insomniac's "Spider-Man" games, it meets them on equal footing – and that's really saying something!
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Let's be clear about one thing: On the court, "NBA 2K27" is second to none.
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EA Sports NHL 27 stays true to its formula, focusing less on a major revolution and more on numerous smaller improvements. The new team playbooks, more dynamic team behavior, revamped defenses, and Connected Franchise add depth and variety, while Be a Pro and World of Chel have also been meaningfully expanded.
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"Hot Wheels Infinite Rush" is a good, fun racer – especially when competing against computer-controlled drivers in the main missions. The wild chases through loops, jumps, and banked curves are particularly enjoyable, and cleverly using boost boards and other bonus areas evokes a touch of "Mario Kart."
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"Bus Simulator 27" is aimed at a very specific audience – and for that audience, the title is certainly quite good.
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"Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2" promised to improve upon everything its predecessor lacked to achieve mainstream success. However, the game we received manages to regress in many ways to the final version of the original and repeats many of the mistakes that nearly killed the first title.
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"Orbitals" is another successful co-op adventure in the vein of Hazelight games like "Split Fiction." In terms of gameplay, and especially its appealing retro anime style, it's not a cheap imitation, but rather a game that retains its own unique character while meeting the quality standards of its predecessors.
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"The Blood of Dawnwalker" is the first big hit of a crazy second half of the gaming year 2026.
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With "Onimusha: Way of the Sword," Capcom successfully continues its impressive series of great video game adventures, delivering one of the biggest highlights of 2026 for fans of hardcore sword-fighting action.
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While "Star Wars Zero Company" emulates "XCOM," it will most likely never achieve its historical significance.
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"Captain Tsubasa II: World Fighters," like its predecessor, is a treat for fans of the anime or manga. However, players accustomed to traditional soccer simulations will likely find it lacking in enjoyment, as the title deviates significantly from the norm.
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In our opinion, Asobo maintains the high standard set by its predecessors and even manages to slightly improve upon it technically. If you enjoyed the previous games and aren't put off by the drastically increased focus on direct action, you can confidently give it a try.
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"Duskfade" absolutely lives up to the high expectations. Exploring the world is a joy, unlocking the story of Zirian's family—her grandfather, sister, and the cloud beings—piece by piece, and getting emotionally swept away. The combat sections between bosses can sometimes feel a bit repetitive, but unlocking new abilities adds enough variety to make it bearable. The boss fights are phenomenal, and I wish I could replay them outside of the story. Maybe even on a higher difficulty level, because they're genuinely fun! Anyone who enjoys 3D action-platformers should definitely give "Duskfade" a try!
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