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Killing Floor 3 demonstrates that the classic formula still has much to offer. It's a game that perfectly understands what makes the series special: frenetic action, necessary cooperation, and visceral violence. The current problems are fixable through patches, and the studio's commitment to long-term support is promising.

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Lies of P: Overture has brought me back to what I felt when playing the original game. It's addictive and features challenging battles, a perfect soundtrack, and a story that moves you from within with all the tragedy surrounding it. We find ourselves with a very consistent expansion that expands the lore of Krat and its characters, but you couldn't ask for anything more. If this were a FromSoftware game, we already know where it would be nominated, because Neowiz once again proves they master the soulslike genre, and I can't wait to lie again in the Lies of P sequel.

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Star Overdrive is a fun game that I think should have moved away from combat and focused on its more than notable hoverboard system and the puzzle areas. It's not a bad game at all, and Caracal Games have shown that they could make a great skating/hoverboarding game, since navigating planet Cebete at high speed is completely satisfying.

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Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream presents us with a complex and grand puzzle that will make us think for a while as we discover what initially seems like a simple story that becomes increasingly tangled as we progress. The approximately 12-hour duration has very good pacing that ensures we never get bored, and it implements various mechanics typical of a stealth game that are divided among different characters who must spread out through different routes to position themselves perfectly to advance toward the final objective.

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Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is not just a sequel, it's a complete reimagining of everything the first game built. More than an evolution, it's a reinterpretation of the journey, the burdens we carry, and the world we try to rebuild. A bold, different, and profoundly human title.

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Rematch is that type of game that makes you forget to breathe in crucial moments. Despite its current technical problems and lack of content, the playable foundation is so solid that it's easy to forgive its flaws. It's a title that understands that football, in essence, is about teamwork, strategy, and those moments of individual brilliance that emerge within collective play.

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Dune: Awakening isn’t perfect, but it’s exactly the game Dune fans have been waiting for. It captures the brutal, mesmerizing essence of Arrakis while offering enough mechanical depth to keep players engaged for months. If you can get past the initial learning curve and forgive some balancing issues, you’ll discover one of the most atmospheric and memorable survival experiences available today.

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Nightreign isn’t the game we expected, but it might be the one we needed. At a time when live-service games dominate the market, FromSoftware has crafted its own version without falling into the usual traps of the genre. No battle passes, no microtransactions—just pure, distilled Souls combat. If you're a fan of Elden Ring and have friends to play with, Nightreign is a must-buy. If you're looking for the traditional solo Souls experience, you might want to wait for Elden Ring 2. But give it a chance—you might find, as I did, that dying over and over is even more fun when you can blame your teammates.

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Onimusha 2 Remastered is an experience that rewards those who know what they’re looking for: nostalgia, challenge, and a surprisingly charming narrative wrapped in a classic package. It’s not the epic revival many had hoped for, but it is a worthy return that lays the groundwork for a new chapter in the saga.

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Doom: The Dark Ages proves that there's no need to fear change, as long as it's done with purpose, respect, and solid design. It’s a tribute to what Doom once was, an evolution of what it is today, and perhaps a glimpse of where it’s headed in the future. If you're a fan of intense, demanding shooters with a strong personality, this game won't disappoint you. And if you're looking for something fresh within the genre, this might be exactly what you needed.

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South of Midnight isn't perfect, nor does it try to be. It’s a game with clear flaws in its combat system and one that could’ve offered more mechanical variety. But it makes up for it with a breathtaking atmosphere, soulful characters, and a story that, while not complex, tackles powerful themes with genuine sensitivity. It’s not going to be game of the year — and it doesn’t need to be. This is an honest work, clearly born from a deep love for a specific culture and story. And despite its technical limitations, it manages to move you. If you're after nonstop action, it might fall short. But if you're drawn to Southern Gothic, magical realism, and human stories wrapped in stunning visuals… then this is your game.

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Atelier Yumia The Alchemist of Memories and the Imagined Land is an excellent entry point for new players and a refreshing installment for veteran fans of the series. Most of its gameplay innovations are well executed, with the open world, revamped alchemy system, and engaging characters standing out the most. While it’s not perfect, particularly in the implementation of the motorcycle and the lack of difficulty in combat, the overall experience is highly enjoyable.

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Monster Hunter Wilds has successfully redefined the hunting experience with a more vibrant world and refined mechanics. The combination of exploration, combat, and strategy makes it an essential title for both veteran players and newcomers alike. While there are a few aspects that could be improved, the overall experience is exceptional. If you've ever dreamed of being a hunter facing colossal beasts in an unpredictable world, Monster Hunter Wilds is the ultimate way to do it. With a realistically reactive ecosystem, more dynamic combat, and a more accessible multiplayer experience, Capcom has taken a huge leap forward in the franchise. This is a game that is not just played—it is lived.

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Avowed is an RPG that reflects both the talent and limitations of Obsidian. It is a solid, enjoyable game with moments of quality, but it falls short of being unforgettable. Its magic system and vertical exploration stand out as strong points, complemented by an artistic design brimming with personality. Additionally, its performance is smooth, delivering a more than satisfactory technical experience.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a true gem of the RPG genre. Warhorse Studios has managed to improve every aspect of the first game without losing its essence. Its demanding learning curve might deter some players, but those who immerse themselves in its world will find one of the most rewarding and immersive experiences of the year. With a challenging combat system, an engaging story, impeccable atmosphere, and a reactive world where every decision matters, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II stands as a masterpiece of medieval RPGs. Undoubtedly, one of the year’s standout games and a must-play for any fan of the genre.

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Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap retains the franchise's signature fun, but its new features fall short. While the trap system remains its strongest aspect, the shallow roguelike mechanics and lackluster progression hold it back. It shines in co-op, but the solo experience feels underwhelming.

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Eternal Strands blends action, exploration, and magic in an adventure full of ambitious ideas. Its battles against massive foes and spell system stand out, but uneven execution and an unfulfilling exploration hold the experience back.

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Dynasty Warriors: Origins combines intense combat, deep storytelling, and strategic mechanics to deliver a unique experience within the franchise. While not without its flaws, its strengths far outweigh any shortcomings. This analysis of Dynasty Warriors: Origins highlights that the game is undoubtedly one of the best musou titles in recent years.

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Fairy Tail 2 is the kind of game that, despite its flaws, manages to deliver an enjoyable experience for the anime's loyal fans. It’s not a perfect adaptation or an RPG that will redefine the genre, but it is a decent tribute that captures the essence of the Fairy Tail guild and its characters. The hybrid combat system, while it can become repetitive, adds dynamism, and the additional stories provide emotional and fun moments that we didn't see in the anime.

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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle presents itself as a solid offering, capable of satisfying those in search of an adventure with a classic feel and plenty of brain-teasing puzzles. Add to that an atmosphere that could be a digital archaeologist's dream come true, and you get a remarkable game — though one weighed down by action that remains merely functional. It's one of those titles that, despite not being perfect, will leave most fans with a smile on their faces.

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