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Date Everything! is a fresh and daring take on dating simulators. Sassy Chap Games' work brilliantly parodies the genre with an original theme: flirting with...
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Fans of twin-stick shooters have a new game to look forward to from Ocean Drive Studio. This game has traces of rogue-like, which means repeating the same scenarios over and over again, progressively improving our protagonists with each round.
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Overall, Dune: Awakening offers a unique experience within the Dune universe. It is a true awakening of this saga with a novel approach that moves away from the RTS (real-time strategy games) we are used to.
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Elden Ring Nightreign has turned out to be a pleasant surprise, drawing on some of the industry's most modern ideas, such as rogue lite and battle royale. In this way, FromSoftware has managed to make a noticeable change to the way Elden Ring is played, creating a highly addictive and entertaining game, especially when enjoyed with friends.
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Pipistrello And The Cursed Yoyo kept me up late into the night because I was always setting myself one goal after another. Solving the mystery of certain rooms, paying off debts from the upgrade tree...
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Copycat is a narrative experience. Don't expect the game to convey what it is, or what it feels like to move and do cat things, because you won't find that here. The title focuses on a great narrative with gameplay in the background.
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Although Starbreeze Entertainment and The Gang's title is billed as a horror game, it is more of a puzzle game with a gloomy setting. The idea of controlling the girl, but seeing through the eyes of the teddy bear, strikes me as very original. This forces us to play with perspectives, thinking about the placement of objects and how to get around them by moving the “camera” of action.
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Trident's Tale is a charming and enjoyable adventure, clearly aimed at children or families. Its colorful visuals and lighthearted style give it charisma, but minor errors and limitations prevent it from truly standing out. Hand-to-hand combat feels somewhat clunky, and naval battles, while interesting, unnecessarily increase the difficulty due to a design that is poorly suited to the controls.
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Blades of Fire does not seek to dazzle with grand flourishes, but rather to convince through its solidity, character, and well-defined approach. MercurySteam has created an action-adventure RPG that successfully combines tradition and innovation...
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Deliver At All Costs is a very fun game, with truly original levels that add value to the basics of a driving game. At times, the difficulty is excessive, but the game acknowledges this by placing generous checkpoints. In this sense, it does take away some of the excitement by downplaying the importance of failure, but overall it is entertaining to play.
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Stunt Flyer is a game aimed at children, introducing them to the joy of flying using airplanes. The cartoon aesthetic is the main feature that attracts young players, while simple controls and the option to play in split screen make it a great choice for family fun.
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Preserve offers a fantastic blend of strategy and relaxation. Its unique mechanics, combined with beautiful technical and artistic design and a relaxing soundtrack, make it a standout title in the puzzle genre. While it may not revolutionize the genre, it stands out for offering a satisfying and meditative gaming experience. For those looking to relax while putting their strategic thinking to the test, Preserve is a highly recommended title.
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There are games that force you to work, and as a reward for your work, you receive peace of mind when you see everything done well. That's what happens with Spray Paint Simulator, the latest from North Star Video Games and Whitethorn Games, where using our paint gun can be a most enjoyable experience. Here there is no time, no story, and no other related entertainment.
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CAPCOM delights us once again with the return of one of its best franchises. This time, Onimusha 2 brings us back to Jubei's story of revenge with revamped audiovisuals and gameplay, while maintaining the classic essence it had in 2002.
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Captain Blood is a video game that evokes nostalgia. It is not a perfect title, far from it; in fact, today it could be considered a mediocre or even poor game from a technical standpoint. However, for those who grew up with PS2 or Xbox 360 classics, playing it will be like coming home.
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Gore Doctor is a good first-person horror experience with survival elements that tests us in closed environments, requiring us to be active in order to solve puzzles and prevent enemies from killing us. It's true that it's not a game for everyone due to its difficulty, and the fact that there is no voice or text in Spanish to help us understand the story in depth.
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If you have already played Snowrunner or Mudrunner, you will know perfectly well what is going on in this new installment developed by Saber Interactive. This time, we face natural catastrophes by rebuilding infrastructures and enabling roads to access supplies.
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Post Trauma is a good survival horror title, which has both the good and the bad of resembling the classics of the genre. With somewhat crude animations and a somewhat weak story, it might seem that it is just another title of the bunch, but the good things, such as the atmosphere, the soundtrack and the puzzles could win you over if you are into this type of video games.
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Doom: The Dark Ages is a declaration of intent. A proof that the Slayer formula is still alive, and that it still has a lot to offer in new scenarios. If Doom Eternal was a climax of infernal madness, this installment is its original echo, rawer, heavier, but just as addictive.
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American Arcadia manages to weave an immersive narrative that will keep you hooked during its 6 hours of duration. It masterfully combines an incisive critique of the entertainment society or social networks with a varied gameplay.
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