Atarita's Reviews
Pokémon Legends: ZA brings exciting real-time action and a bold new style to the series, but its lack of variety and a lifeless city prevent it from reaching its full potential.
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Although The Outer Worlds 2 has its shortcomings, it was still a highly enjoyable RPG experience in which I loved spending time in its world and exploring its universe.
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Farthest Frontier avoids the pitfalls of modern audacity, doing its job very well within safe boundaries and becoming a fair and measured city-building game. Neither too much, nor too little.
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Ninja Gaiden 4 is a great return for the series. Its strong level design and fast, fluid combat make it a very satisfying experience for hack and slash fans.
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Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles is one of those rare games where strategy feels as cold as chess, yet the story burns as warm as poetry.
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Keeper delivers a visually stunning and atmospheric experience that feels more like interactive art than a traditional game. While its mechanics are simple and pacing uneven, its rich design and emotional tone make it a short yet memorable journey.
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Battlefield 6 is a good first-person shooter game, but at this stage it has too many gaps that need to be filled with player feedback.
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Little Nightmares III builds on the strengths of its predecessors, offering a more dynamic and fluid experience while showcasing an outstanding level of artistic detail and atmosphere.
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Borderlands 4 delivers a humor-filled looter-shooter experience with deep character builds, though it is slightly held back by repetitive gameplay loops and uneven enemy reactions.
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Dying Light: The Beast won't be a favourite due to its lack of striking innovations, but Kyle Crane's return and the context it's built upon make it worth playing.
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Order of the Giants is a DLC worthy of the main game. It generally has an enjoyable pace and presents an engaging story, but its 3-hour playtime can feel a bit too short.
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Ghost of Yotei is a fantastic game with the freedom and gameplay variety it offers to players. It impresses with its visuals and delivers an emotional experience with its story, but it falls short when it comes to enemy AI.
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Successfully remade, Pac-Man World 2: Re-Pac is sure to satisfy fans of the series and the genre.
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Hades II expands on everything that made the original great with deeper storytelling, richer progression and thrilling combat. Also with new base system, it's standing as one of the best rogue-lites to date.
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It draws attention with its similarities to Hades but also has its own unique aspects. A fun game that fans of the rogue-lite genre will enjoy.
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Silent Hill F is the first new entry in the series in a long time. While it gets some things right, it falls short in others. Even though it doesn’t fully capture the classic Silent Hill feel, it’s still a good game.
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EA Sports FC 26 has managed to become the football game that most closely resembles what we see on television. However, no solution has yet been found for the bugs that have been present for years.
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NBA 2K26 refines the classic NBA formula with fresh mechanics, new MyTeam features, and a completely new story mode, making it one of the most enjoyable entries in recent years.
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Despite being a sequel, Hollow Knight: Silksong introduces revamped mechanics to appeal to a different audience. While its unforgiving design offers challenge from the very start, slow progression and various imbalances currently leave it in the shadow of the first game.
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Hell is Us drops players into a harsh, unforgiving world where discovery is entirely up to them. With no map, quest markers, or handholding, it’s just you, your instincts, and the unknown. Bold design, a captivating world, and thought-provoking themes make it one of the year’s standout releases.
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