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Fitness Boxing 3: My Personal Trainer is ok. Even though it has horrible music, AI-like voices and is unable to accurately read where you swing, it ultimately does what it’s supposed to do.
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When all is considered, Fantasian Neo Dimension is a beautiful old-school JRPG game that rightfully received a port to all other platforms besides its original Apple ecosystem. It can be said that this is one of the best decisions Square Enix has made this year.
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has brilliantly revived an old franchise and introduced a new generation to just how cool the legendary archaeologist truly was and still is. The game captures all the recognizable qualities of the classic films and instantly claims its place as a worthy successor.
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Although it is a sequel, those unfamiliar with the franchise will find an adequate introduction that provides a detailed insight into the world. You'll have the opportunity to get to know the protagonists and the complete story from the previous installment, opening the door to solid entertainment if you're a fan of this type of game. With unimpressive graphics but a good combat system, Fairy Tail 2 will be an enjoyable game for genre enthusiasts, franchise fans, or consumers of light anime entertainment.
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Excellent yet occasionally monotonous graphics are worthless without a solid plot and well-implemented narrative. With well-written characters and quests that don’t feel like "filler" content, STALKER 2 establishes new standards and gives true meaning to the phrase “The Zone is alive.” While the campaign is marked by occasional bugs, don’t pay attention to them. These aren’t bugs—they’re ANOMALIES!
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LEGO Horizon Adventures is not a game that will redefine the industry, but it is certainly an interesting experiment. If you enjoy LEGO games and Horizon, and don't mind occasionally unleashing your inner child, this game is the perfect blend of these two worlds. However, don't expect a deep story, challenging gameplay, or long-term value. Above all, this is an adventure for relaxation and occasional laughs, though not without some moments of frustration.
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Generally speaking, Life is Strange: Double Exposure is a game that has its audience and somewhat appeals to the nostalgia of players who experienced adventures with Max nearly a decade ago. For others, this might be a charming game to pass the time with a few interesting tricks, but by the halfway point, you've seen almost everything it has to offer.
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It’s hard for us to recommend Let’s Sing 2025. On one hand, the game is fun, and it’s great that you can use your phone instead of a microphone. On the other hand, you can’t hear yourself while singing, you need a VIP pass, and some songs remain tied to older titles. Even if you love singing as much as I do, this is truly a limited karaoke game/series.
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Mario & Luigi: Brothership is slightly easier than previous games in the series, but it’s still a super fun RPG experience. Set sail, unite islands, time your jumps, and enjoy this light yet highly entertaining adventure.
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The Horizon franchise has received a significant number of new titles over the past two and a half years, but we believe this visually spectacular remaster will be remembered fondly. It’s the perfect starting point for new players looking to experience this beautiful post-apocalypse ruled by robotic dinosaurs for the first time.
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BioWare is a pioneer of RPGs with strong characterization, but here they showed just how far it's possible to falter. If you're looking for the classic they're famous for, you won't find that experience in Dragon Age Veilguard. While it's no longer the same team from the days of the original Mass Effect and Dragon Age, this game is a flop that tarnishes the brand's reputation. Veilguard is at best a missed opportunity, and at worst a sign of the fall of a giant.
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Tomb Raider I-III Remastered is undoubtedly one of the best remasters, unreservedly throwing new players into challenges remembered only by older generations of gamers. It certainly feels like a fine nostalgic blow to the wallet or a tool for veteran gamers to educate their protégés, proudly saying, "This is how we played back in my day," while kids tease them for being ancient relics or for building the pyramids Lara Croft explores.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 isn’t perfect. Treyarch has introduced a range of new mechanics that refresh the gameplay but also bring balance issues and frustrating map designs. The campaign is a bit too chaotic to be truly memorable, while the Zombies mode this time tries to appeal to a broader audience. Still, fans of the franchise will spend hours mastering Omnimovement and cursing the spawning system—just as we’ve come to expect from Call of Duty. In a word—exactly what we anticipated!
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Sonic x Shadow Generations isn’t the ultimate Sonic game, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction, potentially restoring faith in the Sonic franchise, which has been grappling with an identity crisis for the past fifteen years. What’s on your screen isn’t just another remaster of a 13-year-old game but a completely new chapter in the story of one of the most intriguing characters in this universe. It’s a multi-hour adventure that justifies the purchase and takes you back to nostalgic times.
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Looking at the big picture, Red Dead Redemption has received a high-quality PC port that, aside from its steep price, leaves little to criticize. The game remains engaging and is well worth trying if you’ve never experienced this title on a console before.
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A below-average linear action-adventure that fails to deliver the full potential of its storyline due to an excessive focus on repetitive combat and numerous plot twists crammed into a short but tiresome campaign. Technically underwhelming and overpriced at launch.
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Until Dawn Remake offers a refreshed and enhanced version of the famous horror adventure, with improved graphics, a new camera system, and additional accessibility options. However, with minimal changes to the story and limited extra content, this remake feels like it hasn’t fully capitalized on the potential for innovation. A major drawback is the inability to upgrade if you own the original version—you’ll need to buy the new one at full price. If you haven't experienced the mountain horror of the original, this version is definitely worth recommending. But can I recommend it to fans who played the original nine years ago? That’s up to you, but don’t expect a revolutionary experience.
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Metaphor: ReFantazio might have some issues with difficulty, but it’s still one of the best turn-based JRPGs we’ve played this year. If you miss the classic Square Enix (SquareSoft) games, Atlus is here to quench your thirst. Just don’t forget to adjust the difficulty, and you’ll have a great time.
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Undisputed is a solid attempt to bring boxing games back into the spotlight, but it’s far from becoming a fan favorite. The game features decent graphics, a good combat system, and detailed fighter styles, but it’s weighed down by technical issues and a static career mode. While I believe it has the potential to become a top-tier boxing simulation, it currently feels like a game that needs a few more serious rounds of testing before it’s truly ready for release. If you’re a boxing fan, it’s worth checking out, but be prepared for some frustrations along the way.
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Silent Hill 2 is an almost perfect game, now even more enhanced after two decades, but it might be a tough pill to swallow for modern gamers. With its old-school execution and design faithful to the original, it’s hard to call the game ideal by today’s standards. However, when the original was released, it defined perfect survival horror—a quality you’ll find in the remake as well, but only if you know where to look.
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