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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, folks, really surprised me. I admit I approached it with some caution, given that it's a spin-off of an action saga, but the final result pleased me greatly and easily captivated me.

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Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition shows obvious affection for the series and the game that started the franchise, with behind-the-scenes stories from the development of what became the first Rayman. However, it feels like something is missing, especially in a celebration of the franchise's 30th anniversary.

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This collection brings together iconic games from the golden age of video games, offering a nostalgic journey through different gameplay styles, from traditional beat 'em ups to more distinct experiences like the shoot 'em up of Silver Surfer.

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For those seeking an accessible, strategic experience with a good dose of unpredictability, NUTMEG! has a lot to offer. You just need to accept, from the start, that not everything will be in your hands.

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Ariana and the Elder Codex is a competent Metroidvania game that brings a series of interesting ideas that, unfortunately, aren't always used to their full potential.

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When it hits the mark, Screamer delivers some good races, but the real highlights are its striking visuals, strong sense of speed, and denser narrative. The gameplay has its own style, but unfortunately, in practice, it doesn't bring anything revolutionary to the genre.

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John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is a very fun game, even if it doesn't bring any huge innovations to the genre.

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Strange Overlord is a curious game. It excels when showcasing its comedy and musical talents, but stumbles and falters somewhat when faced with more standard gameplay.

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Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! is much more than a competent adaptation. It works as a retro shooter, as a love letter to FPS games of another era, and as an unexpectedly sharp satire on propaganda, militarism, and how video games can also serve as a vehicle for power speeches.

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The game combines extremely well-designed maps, characters with complementary abilities, and a system that rewards planning and creativity. Even after several hours, I still found myself analyzing scenarios and thinking of new ways to solve the challenges.

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Super Bomberman Collection is worth playing, especially if you have any emotional connection to the franchise or are curious to experience some of the best maze action games ever made.

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FATAL FRAME II: Crimson Butterfly REMAKE is one of the most remarkable survival horror games when it comes to atmosphere, tension, and its own unique identity.

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Despite the retcons and some plot holes, Resident Evil Requiem doesn't falter in delivering the best Resident Evil experience in recent years among the original numbered stories.

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iRacing Arcade may not be the most daring experiment, nor does it reinvent the wheel, but that doesn't stop it from being a genuinely enjoyable experience.

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Laysara: Summit Kingdom manages to stand out in a highly competitive genre by betting on its own identity, without needing hyper-realistic graphics or other more modern technical features.

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Dynasty Warriors: Origins Visions of Four Heroes is a DLC that is enjoyable but definitely could have delivered much more. This ultimately makes the experience somewhat bittersweet.

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The Disney Afternoon Collection is a competent celebration of Capcom's golden age with Disney.

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Blades of Greed is the biggest game in the trilogy. In size, in risks taken, and in complexity. Even so, it's not the most polished, the best told, or the most fun. In the end, it's indeed an amusement park, but with age, height, and so many other restrictions that it seems difficult to simply get in line and go on a ride without noticing flaws behind it.

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Ys X: Proud Nordics is definitely recommended. The game is a must-have for fans of Adol the Red, and will certainly please fans of the franchise.

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High on Life 2 is a sequel that expands the franchise's universe without truly transforming it. Its humor remains its biggest selling point, but that's about it.

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