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Monster Hunter Wilds is the most accessible, grand, and finely-tuned adventure in Capcom's illustrious series to date. It's a blast to play and explore, and the new mechanics make it a fantastic first introduction for a whole new generation of monster hunters.

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This time, Obsidian has created a smaller, more focused RPG experience, and they absolutely nailed it. Your character truly feels like your own and playing as a godlike of an unknown deity is a fascinating premise. Best of all, the game succeeds of being both great and highly entertaining, and it’s so addictive that it’s hard to put down. I wouldn’t compare Avowed to Skyrim or anything else really, because the game manages to feel like its own unique thing, and it is designed to be played time and time again.

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Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is a title that undeniably came out of nowhere, especially considering that Team Ninja had already compiled the Sigma versions of the first two games along with Razor’s Edge from the third entry. While the “new black” may not be the definitive edition of the series' second installment, it makes up for it by being the uncensored, most visually stunning, smoothest, most modern, balanced, and content-rich (with minor exceptions) version — ultimately making it the best edition of the game. As an action title, it remains an absolutely top-tier experience, with its straightforward journey providing excellent entertainment from start to finish.

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Tales of Graces f Remastered is very well done and it’s a joy to play, but the age of the game is still noticeable, both visually and audibly, despite being sharper than ever. Nevertheless: for a long-time fan of the series, it feels like home to be back, even though there are no major changes.

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As a release, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD is a logical but questionable offering, especially in terms of pricing, as it offers virtually nothing new for those looking for a replay. To make matters worse, players spend more time staring at loading screens than before, and all this comes at a minimum cost of 55 euros — unless you happen to catch it on sale, either in a store or in the depths of the eShop. While there were certainly enjoyable moments with the Kong family this time around as well, I’m disappointed: in my opinion, the ape clan deserves better.

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Nostalgia is a powerful drug, so the remastered version deserves four stars. Recommended for those who like a good story and adventure games.

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Remember Jedi Power Battles, where you could play as a Jedi and jump and fight around like in Episode 1? They brought it back to modern consoles! Sadly, none of it is as good as I remembered it.

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Featuring one of the most immersive game worlds ever created, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a hugely entertaining adventure yarn that rivals the film epics of Ridley Scott. Some of the game mechanics are downright terrible, but its story and characters are so enthralling that any complaints eventually fall by the wayside. It's only February, yet this is already a strong contender for one of the best games of the year.

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Skull Island: Rise of Kong has badass cover art, and that's the only good thing you can say about it. I've played plenty of bad games in my life, but this just might be the worst.

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The narrative is still a jumbled mess, but the surprisingly deep combat system and breathtaking battles make this one of the finest entries in the long-running franchise.

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Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer won't revolutionize the world of exercise gaming, but it's still a perfectly fine way to work up a sweat. After two weeks, I found it a fantastic outlet to relieve stress and keep myself active even when I didn't have the time or energy for anything else.

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The Thing has lots to love and plenty to get frustrated about. Even with quality-of-life improvements, certain design choices are hopelessly dated, and the final act, with its over-the-top gunplay, is more comical than scary. Still, it's full of love for John Carpenter's iconic horror movie, and that alone means a lot.

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Fantasian is comfort food for fans of the genre. It's a gorgeously made exploration of all the themes Hironobu Sakaguchi began to explore with Final Fantasy. It's almost traditional to a fault, but that won't matter to the devoted, who will rejoice in the return to the familiar.

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At the price, it's hard to recommend Dog Man: Mission Impawsible to anyone but the utmost devoted fans of the books. Everyone else is better off hunting for something else to play.

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The first expansion to the superlative Final Fantasy XVI is slight but memorable thanks to some terrific boss battles and visually breathtaking splendor. As a continuation of one of the best Final Fantasy titles in years, it's a welcome addition well worth exploring.

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While only a few hours in length, Vampire the Masquerade - Reckoning of New York feels unfinished and hastily put together. The first parts were high-quality visual novels all around, so it's hard to understand how the series could end so poorly.

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If karaoke is the best thing you can do with your clothes on (or off), Let's Sing 2025 could be the star of the show for you. The song list is revamped, there's a breezy story mode, and it's as fun alone as it is with friends. There's nothing particularly new here, but everything there is works.

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The Great Circle isn't without faults, but MachineGames' accomplishments are so staggering that it doesn't matter. It captures the heart and imagination the same way that Spielberg and Mangold did with their stories of the beloved archeologist. Welcome back, Indy.

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard feels refreshing and joyful action RPG even for a newcomer to the series. It continues the story started by previous games but still completely stands on it's own feet offering a great and fullfilling experience in the end.

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After an update or two, Loco Motive can be recommended to everyone who likes detective stories, adventure games and humor. It's just the right length, a masterpiece that stimulates the brain and laughs.

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