HCL.hr's Reviews
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is one of the better soulslike games currently available. With its intriguing world, fluid combat, high replayability, and variety of play styles, this adventure is definitely worth playing.
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Donkey Kong Bananza rightfully stands alongside the great 3D Mario platformers and serves as a flagship title for the new generation of Nintendo's consoles.
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Pro Skater 3 shines in this modernization, while Pro Skater 4 is stripped down in terms of content compared to the original.
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Lost in Random: The Eternal Die offers a different, roguelite perspective on the world of Randomness, where the focus is entirely shifted to action, while the story is set aside.
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A true cargo-carrying experience: it's not all that fun at the beginning of the trip, it gets better once you warm up, and provides the best feeling when you finally get rid of everything that's been weighing down your back.
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Mario Kart World introduces a new open-world map, but it feels like it’s missing the full dose of Nintendo’s signature magic we’d expect from a flagship launch title.
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F1 25 has risen like a phoenix and delivered a complete package. A great title promises a lot, paving the way for a trilling fun.
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If bugs and technical clumsiness don't put you off, Tainted Grail offers more authenticity and soul than its more famous competitors.
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Great gameplay and character classes in Nightreign are not enough to overlook the obvious issues regarding player communication, the game's technical state, and the absence of a duo mode. With these fundamental problems, the game feels unfinished upon launching.
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Deliver At All Costs brings plenty of fun with its truly creative main missions and impressive destruction physics. Unfortunately, the overly stretched narrative filled with unnecessary twists and mysteries might bring the boredom into the mix.
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Depending on your preferences, The Dark Ages will be either better or worse than its predecessor, but one thing is crystal clear—killing demons still delivers bloody and cathartic fun.
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Spirit of the North 2 offers a unique exploration experience that, in a smaller format, could have been truly memorable. Unfortunately, it is also a game that completely loses any sense of direction after just a few hours.
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Blades of Fire is an RPG that knows where its priorities lie, but everything surrounding its mechanical core remains underdeveloped, failing to leave a lasting impression.
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RoadCraft introduces an interesting concept of infrastructure restoration on challenging terrain and creates fun in combining multiple types of vehicles to successfully complete diverse and demanding tasks.
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The Midnight Walk is a memorable journey, but not necessarily one that has managed to fully realize all its ideas and ambitions.
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The Precinct offers solid entertainment in chasing criminals and delivering justice through action-packed pursuits. However, the majority of its content is revealed right at the beginning of the game, making it easy to experience fatigue from repetition, which is definitely not helped by an uninteresting narrative.
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With its textbook approach, this year's edition made it clear to beginners that MotoGP games are not to be taken lightly. Playing it safe, without too much risk, it delivered an enjoyable product worth playing, especially for those who are not regular virtual motorcyclists.
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Revenge of the Savage Planet is one of those games that doesn’t take itself too seriously, but that’s part of the charm. It’s got all the weird alien worlds, over-the-top corporate satire, plus a bunch of bizarre creatures to scan, catch, or just blow up if they get too annoying.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a fascinating example of a well-directed game in which the artistic passion emerges at every turn.
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RTS has returned in a beautiful form, reminding us of the golden era of this genre. The single-player campaign of Tempest Rising might not be memorable, but the classic multiplayer is here to keep you engaged.
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