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UNDER NIGHT IN-BIRTH II Sys:Celes is a fantastic fighting game with stunning graphics, deep and entertaining gameplay, and professional voice acting. Despite the absence of a campaign, it offers rich content and a variety of game modes that will keep players glued to the screen for a long time. The comprehensive GRD system adds a strategic element to battles, making them more dynamic. If you don’t mind the lack of a narrative and prioritize the gameplay experience, this game could be a great choice for you.

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After nine years, Rocksteady has returned with a brand-new title that, while having nothing to do with the original Batman trilogy, attempts to build on the popular Arkham universe. Unfortunately, *Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League* turned out to be a rather uninteresting and unentertaining game that suffers most of all from a lack of quality content and is essentially just a rehash of the same old stuff. We’ll see if future updates improve the quality. Personally, though, I’m very concerned that Rocksteady’s new game is doomed to an early demise due to players’ dwindling interest. Perhaps if the developers had created a new Batman game, they would have fared much better. Five out of ten.

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HunterX offers an entertaining combat system and an atmospheric world, but suffers from a weak story and a lack of challenges on the map. The graphics are average, though not disappointing. The game attempts to incorporate Metroidvania elements but fails to reach the genre’s full potential. While it may be fun for fans of dynamic combat, it falls short of providing a deep and engaging experience compared to other titles of this type.

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If I had to sum up Blood West, it’s an incredibly fun—albeit challenging—game. If you don’t give up right after the first mission, I promise you’ll have a blast. In addition to a fairly interesting story and creepy enemies, the game manages to create a genuinely terrifying atmosphere despite its pixelated retro look. I’ll also give it bonus points for the catchy music. That’s why I have no choice but to wholeheartedly recommend it to you.

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Unfortunately, Jujutsu Kaisen: Cursed Clash falls short of expectations in terms of quality and is a disappointment, particularly when it comes to gameplay, visuals, and story. Although the game features iconic characters, it fails to provide an entertaining and engaging experience for either fans of the Jujutsu Kaisen universe or fighting game enthusiasts. While the game had the potential to be a hit, it falls short of the quality standards set by similar titles in this genre.

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Nocturnal is divine. The playtime is just under five hours if you go straight through the game. I saw a player online who, with his enthusiasm, breezed through it in two hours. I could point out minor audio glitches, complain about the lack of voice acting, or bring up that controller issue. But the concept of a 2D platformer is absolutely magical, perfect, and—given the visuals—incredibly captivating. If you love these kinds of games, Nocturnal will become a favorite, and I swear you’ll be able to play it over and over again.

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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is an excellent sequel to the famous series. It features a rich story, fascinating characters, and an innovative combat system. Although it has a few minor flaws, the game offers an entertaining and engaging experience for fans of the series who are willing to spend time exploring its vast game world.

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Subnautica: Below Zero is difficult to evaluate objectively. The graphics are even more beautiful, the underwater world has been enriched with additional original biomes, and you can now explore a snow-covered land as well. On the other hand, you receive far more hints, navigating the (smaller) map is no longer a problem, and survival in general isn’t as difficult. Furthermore, the presence of additional characters and the voice acting for the main heroine mean that the original atmosphere, based on your isolation, has faded. The final decision therefore depends mainly on the player’s preferences, but if you couldn’t get enough of the first Subnautica (as was the case for me), you’ll have fun with this one too. Subjectively, I’m therefore giving it an extra half point.

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Although I’m not a big fan of this genre, I have to admit that Summum Aeterna offers an interesting rogue-lite experience. The game’s art style blends beautifully with its enjoyable gameplay. I didn’t even mind dying every few moments, as I often found myself admiring the environment and the design of the various enemies instead of fighting. A very interesting aspect is working with seeds to create the best possible world. The game is challenging, but also very addictive and fun.

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If you enjoyed the original Persona 3, you’ll enjoy this revamped version even more. Persona 3 Reload is bigger, better, and more action-packed. Whether we’re talking about the visuals, the music, the voice acting, or the turn-based combat system, everything is fantastic. I’m having a blast with this game—it completely draws you into the story, and you’ll lose track of time. Whether I’m fighting in Tartarus or hanging out with friends after school, none of it ever feels repetitive or boring. I love being able to decide for myself where to go, when to go, and who to go with. For me, this is definitely one of the best remakes I’ve ever played.

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Enshrouded is a well-crafted third-person RPG with elements of survival, crafting, and a voxel world, where you can spend hundreds of hours building your own base, digging tunnels underground, or exploring a beautiful open map and battling enemies. The game offers a satisfying gameplay loop that will keep you entertained whether you’re playing solo or cooperating with other players. While some elements still need fine-tuning, even in Early Access, it’s clear that this game has tremendous potential—and even at this stage, it’s sure to eat up all your free time.

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Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden was a risk that paid off, enriching Don't Nod Entertainment's portfolio with a great game that excels at emotional storytelling and offers many choices with long-term consequences. With a compelling story, atmospheric setting, dynamic combat, and a well-crafted, dark game world, it’s an experience worth having despite minor technical flaws. The combination of love, death, sacrifice, and moral dilemmas makes this title not only a demanding challenge but also a gripping epic that keeps players on the edge of their seats.

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Forza Motorsport offers a wide range of vehicles and detailed graphics, which should delight fans of racing simulations. However, the assist systems and certain limitations in vehicle development may be a point of contention. Although the game runs fairly well and offers plenty of fun, we can’t ignore the issues it faces on the Steam platform.

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Unfortunately, War Hospital only impresses at first glance, and it’s only as you play that you begin to realize just how monotonous and uninteresting this game actually is. The repetitive and sometimes unnecessarily frustrating gameplay can completely sap even the slightest motivation to keep playing, until you reach the point where you simply stop enjoying it. If you’re not a fan of management games, give this one a wide berth. But if you do like this genre and can overlook all its flaws, feel free to add a point to the rating. Five out of ten.

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Date A Live: Rio Reincarnation is definitely an interesting collection for both fans and new players. In my opinion, the game offers perfect voice acting and great graphics—all at a top-notch level. While the story is a bit weaker, the rest of the game more than makes up for it. Plus, the game offers several hours of entertainment. You’ll find both entertaining and emotional moments throughout the entire trilogy.

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Knight vs Giant: The Broken Excalibur is a very pleasant surprise for me. This beautiful 2.5D rogue-lite game has a clearly defined story that unfolds very nicely. The main drawback is having to do the same thing over and over again, and although the developers try to get around this issue in various ways, you eventually hit that wall anyway. In any case, if you like this kind of game, there are dozens of hours of fun to be had, and I guarantee you won’t get bored anytime soon.

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Station to Station is a relaxing, laid-back game that’s accessible and playable by absolutely everyone. If you don’t want to complete challenges, you don’t have to—you can play it without challenges or in-game currency. I have to say, the game features absolutely stunning voxel graphics that will make you pause for a moment and take a closer look at what’s happening around your little train.

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TEKKEN 8 offers stunning visuals, a compelling story, and innovative gameplay that make it an exceptional title in the fighting game genre. Despite a few minor flaws, it provides a wide range of entertainment for players of all skill levels. With a clear conscience (though a heavy heart), I have no hesitation in saying that this eighth installment surpasses its competition in every respect: graphics, soundtrack, controls, multiple single-player modes, and much more.

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Fort Solis offers players an intriguing story that builds tension perfectly right from the start, but before you know it, it’s all over. The game won’t take you more than four hours to complete, and that’s only because of the incredibly slow walking speed. However, all the actors and voice actors deliver incredible performances. I’d especially like to highlight the performance of one of the lead actors, Roger Clark, who plays Dr. Wyatt. The game’s optimization is still lacking, which is quite a shame. I definitely recommend playing this game, but wait until it goes on sale.

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Electrician Simulator is, in essence, just a simple point-and-click game without a hint of any complexity, in which you click on everything the game itself asks you to. Although installing electrical wiring or repairing outlets at a customer’s home is fun, the whole experience is ruined primarily by the second part—servicing electrical appliances—which takes up far more time than typical electrician work. No matter how hard I try, I feel like something is missing that would liven up the overall gameplay a bit, and that’s why, on behalf of us at Gaming Professors, I have to give Electrician Simulator only five out of ten points.

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