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Duskfade is not trying to reinvent platform games in 3D, and perhaps it is not necessary. A Weird Beluga is aimed directly at a generation marked by names like Jak and Daxter, Ratchet & Clank and Kingdom Hearts, but it manages to do more than simply reproduce that nostalgia.

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Despite its flaws and strengths, Wild Blue Skies is a good choice for rail shooter lovers and for Star Fox fans who don't own a Nintendo console to relive the nostalgia. The game perfectly captures the essence of the genre's classics and delivers a fun, accessible, and challenging experience, especially for those who enjoy replaying levels in search of better scores and different paths.

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This is perhaps the saddest summary of Agefield High: Rock the School. There's a good idea here. There's even a game that, in some small moments, manages to be fun. But, in the version I played for this review, there's mainly the feeling of a work that reached the end of its development long before it was truly ready for a final evaluation.

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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls arrives as one of the best surprises for those who enjoy fighting games. The mix of frenetic brawling, charismatic characters, impeccable audiovisual presentation, and a generous amount of content makes it very easy to recommend the game.

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SENARA: The Sacrament is a survival horror game that may appeal to fans of the genre, although it doesn't do everything perfectly and leaves much to be desired in some aspects. If you enjoy the theme, or the naval setting, I believe it's worth checking out.

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Splatoon Raiders does exactly what a good spin-off should do: it respects the essence of the franchise while introducing enough new ideas to justify its existence.

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ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is one of those games that wins you over with the care put into every detail, not by trying to reinvent the genre.

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Beast of Reincarnation could have presented its qualities earlier and better organized its numerous systems. Even so, combat, narrative, and soundtrack grow together into a final sequence capable of rewarding persistence. It's an experience that takes time to blossom, but reveals, in its second half, a much better game than its first few hours make it seem.

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Lies of P: Complete Edition is a very interesting soulslike that, I admit, I waited too long to start playing. The game has some really cool features that it almost always manages to deliver successfully, in a way that makes you want to keep playing from beginning to end. I found the setting magnificent, especially the visuals of the city in the base game and its DLC. I liked the more aggressive and varied combat, the content we have access to, and the fact that the game ran perfectly in portable mode.

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The atmosphere is stronger, the gameplay has improved even further, the defense finally responds better, and Dynasty has received relevant, albeit limited, layers. The game understands better than Madden, in fact, how to transform an American football game into an enjoyable, fast-paced, and readable game.

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For players who want to explore the world of RPGs more deeply, BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a good option. Due to the amount of content included in the package, the collection offers dozens of hours of well-spent gameplay. Individually, however, the titles could have benefited from more new features.

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The return of this classic space shooter franchise shows that it's possible to respect the past without being stuck in it.

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Advent: Dawn is an excellent mystery visual novel that features an engaging main plot capable of keeping the player intrigued from beginning to end. This is, without a doubt, its greatest merit.

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Halo: Campaign Evolved deeply modernizes the presentation of a historic campaign, but it cannot completely hide a structure designed in 2001. With no nostalgia for the franchise, I found lengthy missions, shallow objectives, repetitive environments, and combat that rarely demanded more than pushing forward, recharging my shields, and shooting. Technical issues weighed even more heavily, as separate progression-blocking bugs prevented me from advancing in both the main campaign and Operation: Meteorite. Longtime fans may find enough value in the new content and revamped presentation, but newcomers have more modern, varied, and reliable shooters to choose from.

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Anyone who has never visited Spira will find a vast and historic adventure here. Those who specifically want to play in portable mode will also have a good experience. Still, at full price, the best option is to wait for a sale.

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As a fan of the franchise and an admirer of fighting games, I am very happy to attest to the quality of Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game. The character selection is quite respectable, and five additional characters have already been announced as DLC. The system is incredibly fun and very accessible, despite an apparent initial complexity.

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LIFTED is a short adventure, but it makes good use of its just over three hours. The game introduces new ideas, alternates between puzzles and precision platforming, and reaches its conclusion before its structure starts to become repetitive.

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The Last Variable is the kind of expansion that directly engages with the best elements of the base game while also innovating. It respects what came before, changes the structure without altering the core experience, and delivers a story that expands the meaning of Jan Dolski and his variations.

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The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu presents several good ideas, but fails in the execution of almost all of them. The first few hours of exploration manage to deliver moments of tension and an immersive atmosphere, but the experience quickly becomes repetitive.

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Heave Ho 2 is a fun sequel for anyone who has at least one other person willing to tackle its campaign. For those who can play locally, the variety of puzzles and the chaos provided by the physics sustain the experience until the end.

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