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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, though clearly standing on the shoulders of FromSoftware giants, never feels like a mere copy. It has its own folklore, its own visual identity, and enough fresh mechanics to stand as a distinct entry in the genre. If you’re seeking a challenge that demands patience while rewarding you with a visually striking and hauntingly beautiful world, this is a title well worth your attention.
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Worms are always in style - there’s no denying it! This is pure old-school fun at its finest. The Worms franchise is the very definition of a gaming evergreen, and if you think your math skills are sharp enough, and that you can endure the one-of-a-kind moments this game throws at you (without killing the friend you’re playing with in hot seat mode), then this is one title you shouldn’t miss.
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Donkey Kong Bananza is a colorful, wild ride through a jungle of transformations, laughter, and chaos that brings back childhood memories while offering freshness for a new generation. If you love platformers with heart and humor, Bananza is a true jungle delight.
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Ninja Gaiden Ragebound is a pure action machine that puts every reflex and nerve to the test, but once its challenges are mastered, the player becomes a true ninja unlike any other. If you’re into brutal combat and old-school gameplay, Ragebound is a perfect shuriken shot straight to the bullseye.
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Mafia: The Old Country is a solid title, but definitely not a game to remember, nor one that brings anything new to the series. The story is decent, and it’s nice to see familiar characters return, but beyond that, everything else is pretty average.
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All things considered, Hinokami Chronicles 2 definitely stands at the top of its genre, featuring an exceptionally detailed story, stunning visuals, and outstanding voice acting that will leave no fan indifferent. This is undoubtedly a game that has set a new standard for the Demon Slayer franchise, while also solidifying CyberConnect2’s position as the kings of arena fighters for years to come.
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Killing Floor 3 is a totally decent horde zombie shooter that won’t make your jaw drop with revolutionary mechanics or over-the-top fun, but in today’s chronic drought of games like this, it’s a small light at the end of the tunnel -even if that tunnel is a bit wrecked and not in the best shape.
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When all is taken into account, you're in for an exceptional adventure - one that strays far from the classic Pac-Man formula. It’s bound to thrill many players, though it might leave some old-school fans a bit disappointed or at least confused.
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Still irresistibly fun to play, The Edge of Fate semi-successfully establishes a foundation for the future Destiny 2 saga that will be told in the coming years. The new progression system is interesting but very lengthy.
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At the end of the day, THPS 3 + 4 is a fun, big, colorful, and excellent follow-up. It doesn’t try to be perfect - just honest and worthy of the originals. It may not have all the legendary moments of THPS 1+2, but it delivers so much quality content that it’s hard to imagine anyone getting bored anytime soon.
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There’s no need for too many words here. Patapon is a game that takes you back to the creative golden days, reminding us of a time when everything was driven by pure artistic energy - not cold financial reports. This one’s not to be missed!
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The sequel to the legendary Death Stranding brings to us exactly what we have wanted – another unique and unmissable experience from Hideo Kojima.
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As someone who’s already saved humanity once in tight outfits and with plenty of style, I can say the PC version of Stellar Blade isn’t a revolution - but it delivers just enough. And it does so smoothly, at 60+ fps, with ray tracing that makes your GPU scream, “Save me too Eve… Please!”
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If you’re all about slicing, mining ores, and burning everything in your path, give Blades of Fire a shot. It’s not exactly prime time material for those used to top-tier quality, but it fits in that weird zone of games that are bad enough to be kinda decent — perfect for killing time. Not a masterpiece, but it’s a fiery romp that somehow knows how to light a spark under the player.
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Loved the original? Strap in – this one pulls no punches. New to the game? Forget radar, maps, quick-saves, or glowing breadcrumbs. You're flying blind, rookie. It’s raw, brutal, and unforgiving. Suck it up... or tap out.
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In a sea of recycled content and overblown live-service promises, this is a package that actually offers real value. If you left The Division 2 gathering digital dust a long time ago, Battle for Brooklyn is the perfect reason to pull your agent out of retirement and clean up the streets - in style.
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Nightreign is a charming, incredibly fast-paced game that will throw veteran players into the “blue flame” of something they haven’t experienced before, while everyone else will still have fun - until they end up yelling at their teammates, who probably can’t hear them if they’re playing with randoms.
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Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is an exceptionally good versus fighting game that will turn many players away due to its highly complex systems—simply mashing buttons won't get you very far. The game begs to be played with an arcade stick, but once you start convincing yourself that you're good, international opponents will be waiting to mercilessly put you back in your place.
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The bloody medieval prequel adventure of the DOOM Slayer brings to us a completely new gameplay style that dramatically diverges from earlier installments in the series while offering players a fantastic FPS experience. Unfortunately, the half-baked narrative focus, mini-levels that strip weapons from our hands, and unconvincing music prevent this title from surpassing the phenomenal successes of the previous two DOOM games.
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In a world where spirituality is often reduced to mere semantics, this game directly points out that such a state of mind is, in fact, simple. The answers it offers are well worth the journey. Spirit of the North 2 is an excellent sequel that you absolutely must play if you loved the first game.
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