HCL.hr's Reviews
On the outside, Hinako is a physically healthy girl in good shape, but inside she wrestles with unresolved emotions and complex ideas about who she’s supposed to be. Similarly, Silent Hill f offers a beautifully dark story reminiscent of the series’ finest days, yet its foundation rests on gameplay that unnecessarily insists on constant flailing at enemies.
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Just as The Odyssey complements The Iliad, Hades II complements its predecessor, proving itself to be not only a fantastic sequel but also a must play title that yet again defines the genre.
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Borderlands 4 once again proves this series still delivers hours of pure chaos and over-the-top fun, especially with friends. The gunplay is fantastic, the open world vibrant and full of things to do, but the formulaic story, bland villains, and technical hiccups show Gearbox still hasn’t fired all its shots.
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Ghost of Yotei features a new character, takes place in a different region and era, yet somehow still feels very similar to the adventures in Tsushima. That’s both a good thing if you enjoyed the previous game, and a slight disappointment if you were expecting something more advanced or different.
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Dying Light: The Beast succeeds in delivering fun based on the mechanics and gameplay style that made the series popular. However, it can't escape technical issues and the fact that it occasionally feels outdated.
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The Knightling has its charming moments and gives the impression of a world brimming with potential, but it fails to fully realize it due to clumsy combat, repetitive challenges, and disorganized design.
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Hell is Us combines mystery, exploration, and a striking atmosphere into an experience that lingers in memory, even when it's held back by repetitive combat and a lack of enemy variety.
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With a refined shot mechanic, and pretty fluid player movements NBA 2K26 gives us a reason or two to give it another go. Add in a pretty interesting MyCareer mode, and you have an almost superb basketball game on you hands. Almost, because the base price with omnipresent microtransactions bring it down.
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Cronos: The New Dawn is original, beautiful and challenging game in which the atmosphere, story and gameplay synergize to create a truly grim experience that will stay will haunt the player for a long time.
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Shinobi: Art of Vengeance brings the legendary ninja to a new generation with stunning visuals and fluid combat, delivering a stylish revival worthy of your attention.
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The Rogue Prince of Persia is a new atmospheric 2D title centered around the beloved Persian prince, this time heavily inspired by Dead Cells and other roguelite games. Acrobatics and close-quarters combat are enhanced by a fantastic audiovisual presentation that successfully brings ancient Persia to life.
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MGS Delta is very close to the perfect remake. Every change improves the game, and the most important aspects of the original are preserved. Despite technical issues, this is the best way to experience Big Boss' origin story.
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Gears of War: Reloaded brings one of the Xbox 360's flagship titles in a new guise. But don't expect new content - just the familiar gameplay with improved performance and higher resolution.
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Surfing on desert sand is anything but dull. Sword of the Sea transforms its movement mechanics into pure fun and very elegantly directs the player's journey into a brilliant adventure.
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Echoes of the End isn’t a particularly original game and rarely strays from genre conventions. However, it does look beautiful and its technical execution is satisfactory.
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Wheel World effectively captures the nuances of cycling and turns them into decent entertainment.
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Mafia: The Old Country doesn't try to reinvent the wheel, but rather returns to its roots and once again places the greatest focus on a cinematic and suspenseful story with compelling and interesting characters.
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Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream is an impressive and suspenseful stealth experience. Through a combination of tactical use of the environment, unique character abilities, and a richly crafted world, sneaking around in this game delivers genuine satisfaction.
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Killing Floor 3 will need to develop a little longer to be worthwhile. It's a game that's easy to pick up, but we don't recommend playing it just yet. Maybe in about a year or so.
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Achilles: Survivor isn't necessarily a bad game, but it's important to highlight that it falls into the category of titles that, in every aspect, fail to do enough to stand out and distinguish themselves from the existing competition.
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