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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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The Precinct feels like a forgotten VHS tape of an old cop show that someone transferred to 4K without any remastering. It crackles and hisses, but it’s got soul. If your heart beats for retro police stories and you don’t mind a bit of bureaucracy with a gun, this is the right patrol for you.
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Revenge of the Savage Planet is a colorful, witty, and creative space madness that manages to surpass the original in every way. If you're looking for an adventure that blends exploration, action, and satirical sci-fi humor, you can’t go wrong with this one.
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For fans of the JRPG genre and those who skipped the Wii U version, this is a must-have addition to the backlog. For all other genre fans, this is a chance to experience a world that may have been forgotten but has now returned stronger than ever.
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Clair Obscur is not for everyone, especially in today’s age when we supposedly know what the modern audience’s taste is like, but for those who know what they're looking for, this is a true gem!
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Slipgate has managed to create a game that simultaneously breathes the '90s and feels like the 2020s — and that, in itself, is an achievement. It's not easy nowadays to convey the passion of this genre to new generations. If your heart skips a beat at the word “conyard”, you know what to do.
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Mandragora is a game that knows exactly what it wants to be - a hard, slow, atmospheric, and at times unrewarding journey through rot and magic. And in that, it truly shines. It’s not for everyone, but for those seeking an uncompromising challenge and a world where every victory is earned with blood - and who absolutely have nothing more urgent to do and enjoy farming - this is a perfect hit.
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If you enjoy games that blend philosophy, atmosphere, mysticism, and a bit of good old magic - Inayah is one of the more unique experiences in recent times. If you don’t mind a slightly more rudimentary execution, then that only adds to the charm. You’ll have to earn the ending - that much is certain.
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All things considered, this is a rare moment where an indie game blows away fans of the 2.5D retro shooter genre. Thanks to its twisted story, intense and violent action in an anime-style 'erotic-gore' aesthetic, and excellent weapon and acrobatic combos, you're getting a short but highly entertaining game that genre fans will definitely appreciate.
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Karma: The Dark World is a game where action is almost nonexistent. On the other hand, it offers a surprising and disturbing journey through the psyche of an individual and the system that pulverises them to the ground. If you enjoy games like SOMA or Observer, look no further — this game is for you!
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