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In the areas where a "Ninja Gaiden" game should excel, "Ninja Gaiden 4" largely excels. Slaughtering your way through almost endless hordes of soldiers and demons with Yakumo and Ryu, while blood spurts and body parts fly, feels fantastic.
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Aside from the weak environmental graphics, the setting is also impressive. It's been a long time since we've felt so much desire to simply explore the world in a "Pokémon" game, inspecting every alley and every rooftop. The developers' courage to try something new has certainly paid off. As long as real-time battles aren't a no-go per se, Pokémon fans can buy it with a clear conscience.
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The controls are sometimes too sluggish. And in solo mode, we find it annoying that the AI almost does too much for us. At the end of the day, however, the atmosphere and storytelling always make up for all these problems. "Little Nightmares III" is an atmospheric monster and the series' current high point.
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In the end, "Ghost of Yōtei" not only met our high expectations, but actually exceeded them. This applies in particular to the extremely well-developed story, but also to the first-class visual presentation and the fantastic soundtrack.
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"Silent Hill f" is far from a total failure, as the game skillfully continues the series' tradition, particularly thanks to its stylish audiovisual presentation.
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Overall, "Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds" is a damn good entry in SEGA's already globally popular racing series. In fact, the game's biggest benefit is that it offers far more extensive content than other well-known competitors. Although drifting requires some practice, and even if you're not exactly a big fan of Sonic and his friends, "Sonic Racing: CrossWorld" promises a lot of fun despite a few minor issues and has the potential to become one of the best games in the kart racing genre. We're definitely very impressed!
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Despite minor flaws, "The Beast" impresses with its clear structure, exciting story, and challenging action. Fans of the series will enjoy a successful adventure, while newcomers will get an intensive introduction to the world of "Dying Light."
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"Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor" is an excellent spin-off that captures the spirit of the original while taking a completely different approach to gameplay.
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"Henry Halfhead" is a short but very concise adventure we call our lives. It's not too long, the gameplay isn't overly contrived, and you can't really go wrong. However, all of this is also positive. The story fits the length of the game and offers a pleasant experience in a short playing time. The very forgiving gameplay allows every player to tackle the objectives the way they prefer. Henry, at least, has grown on me and has given me pause for thought more than once, which is wonderful
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At the end of the day, we're just blasting our way through the same old missions, of course, but that's still a lot of fun overall and, thanks to the online game world and the co-op mode, should keep you motivated for a few weeks. In that sense: "Borderlands" remains "Borderlands," regardless of the number behind it.
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