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With its flawed gameplay and underdeveloped characters, Monark disappoints as a JRPG. While not recommended for genre fans, it might work as an introductory title for newcomers.

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The second story expansion of Atomic Heart, titled Trapped in Limbo, focuses less on continuing the game’s ending and more on offering a fresh and diverse experience while providing additional insights into the game’s story and characters. Fortunately, this expansion succeeds in that regard, delivering a completely different gameplay experience that keeps players entertained. Thanks to its variety of enjoyable mini-games, captivating music, and outstanding visual presentation, players will enjoy this expansion until the very last moment.

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The Annihilation Instinct expansion does not have much to offer in terms of story. The additional story content in this expansion is very brief and, despite answering many questions, still leaves players with even more unresolved mysteries due to an unsatisfying conclusion. However, in terms of gameplay—especially combat—it introduces new and well-designed content, including exciting weapons and abilities, providing a different experience. Ultimately, if you are solely looking for answers about Agent P3’s story, this expansion will disappoint you. But if you’re seeking a fresh experience in the Atomic Heart universe, this DLC will keep you entertained.

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Overall, Atomic Heart is a strange title. A controversial game that tries to incorporate many successful elements from other games but ultimately fails to present any of them flawlessly. However, the combination of this broad scope and its shortcomings has made Atomic Heart a lovable title that is undoubtedly worth experiencing.

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