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Star Wars: Galactic Racer is especially worthwhile for those who enjoy both futuristic racing games with a bit of dirty tricks, and the universe created by George Lucas. The big surprise is realizing that the game doesn't rely exclusively on this combination.

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Gears of War: E-Day is a good shooter and an excellent introduction to this universe for those who, like me, have spent years following the franchise only from the outside. There's a long, very well-produced campaign, visually impressive, and one that probably gains another dynamic when shared with friends.

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End of Abyss is an interesting game, with a good central idea and enough personality to find its audience, especially among players who enjoy exploration, resource management, and experiences that aren't afraid of a challenge. I just don't recommend starting a session after a heavy lunch on a workday. The abyss has no regard for the salaried worker.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered is the most complete version of one of the best RPGs ever made, now with a bunch of improvements and running natively on the Switch 2, which is perfect for those who, like me, enjoy playing in the comfort of their own bed or couch.

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TOEM 2 delivers exactly what it promises: more TOEM, with the same care in the writing, the same visual charm, and some new ideas that work. The more linear structure takes away some of the exploratory richness that marked the first game, and the lower difficulty leaves a gap for those who wanted more challenging puzzles. None of this compromises the whole: it remains a delightful photographic journey from beginning to end.

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BOMBANANA! is an excellent cooperative game that provides hours of fun for three friends. Although its progression could be more challenging, the game succeeds in distributing roles evenly among the players, making it necessary to work together and learn all the mechanics presented throughout the experience.

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ACE COMBAT 8: WINGS OF THEVE is an incredible experience, but I still find it difficult to recommend it without reservations to those who have never had contact with the franchise.

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Active Matter finds a good position within an increasingly competitive genre, even arriving in a very discreet way. It doesn't reinvent the extraction shooter, but it has enough personality, atmosphere, and systems to justify its existence and the interest of those who seek it out.

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For those who have never visited Erdrea, the Switch 2 version offers the best technical experience available on a Nintendo console. This doesn't mean, however, that the original Switch edition has become irrelevant. If you can find it for a significantly lower price, it remains an excellent option.

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If you're willing to accept some limitations in exchange for experiencing an important piece of FPS history, SiN: Reloaded can be quite an interesting experience. Just don't expect to find a revolution here capable of completely transforming a classic that's almost three decades old.

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Pokémon Pokopia is the kind of game where you start thinking you're just going to finish a building, and before you know it, you're looking for materials for another house, trying to figure out how to attract a new Pokémon, and planning to completely transform a part of the city that was already finished. It didn't invent this feeling, but it knows how to recreate it very well.

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The new chapter in the franchise proves, once again, that Silent Hill remains much more than monsters and scares; it's a story laden with guilt, despair, grief, greed, and rage, built to provoke reflection as much as fear. From beginning to end, the game keeps the player intrigued. Each new environment, each message on the CRT, and each encounter with its creatures fuels a constant feeling of confusion and unease, while psychological terror brilliantly takes over the experience.

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Well Dweller boasts well-executed and precise gameplay, with just the right amount of challenge, cool collectibles to find, great characters, and simply spectacular visuals. I believe the combat could be a bit more varied, and healing less laborious, but these end up being minor things in the grand scheme of things.

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Crimson Moon falls into the territory of those games that I still see potential in, but that didn't captivate me. Updates like a better camera, clearer explanations, more weapons, and some quality-of-life improvements could significantly change the experience. However, today the fun still needs to be unearthed beneath the many problems the game itself has created.

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Nioh 3: Hell Hising expands the campaign with an interesting twist and leaves you wanting more after you finish it. The Nioh 3 DLC also enriches the gameplay with the Hoko and the Shield, extremely versatile weapons.

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Despite its mediocre graphics, performance issues, and somewhat awkward gameplay, at the beginning of my playthrough I couldn't find much to praise in the game. At first, I even thought this might be a negative review. However, as I progressed through the campaign, I began to see again what made Remedy a good developer. And I rediscovered why I love them. Observing their beautiful art direction while exploring their open world was a remarkable experience for me.

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The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival maintains a competent level of quality throughout the experience. It doesn't have any major hits, but it also doesn't make any serious mistakes, despite some frustrations involving the hitboxes of enemies and the player themselves.

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Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon -Classic HD- is a fun and, above all, intriguing game. Even though I'm not a big fan of roguelikes, I quickly understood what made its formula so interesting and why Mystery Dungeon has continued to exist for so many decades. [...] At the same time, Classic HD never ceases to feel like a 1993 game receiving a new presentation. I don't necessarily see this as a problem, but it's something that needs to be considered before purchase. Its simplicity is part of its charm, just as its difficulty and repetitive structure are part of the package.

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Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, RPG fans, is yet another excellent remake of this magical saga that I enjoy so much. The game turned out really cool, and I believe it reinforces the point that remaking these classic games was indeed the right choice.

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Sniper Dan is one of those games that manages to do a lot with very little. Its gameplay is extremely simple, and practically everything boils down to aiming and shooting, but Denki Ltd. found creative ways to use this mechanic to create interesting challenges, unexpected situations, and an absurd number of moments that made me laugh during my playthrough. The problem is that this creativity also reaches its limit. After approximately 10 hours, having already completed practically everything the game offers, there's little reason left to continue playing.

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