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Treyarch and Raven Software once again demonstrate their mastery by developing new installments in their beloved series. It's true that this time around there aren't many major new features, but everything it does include is extremely fun.

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Purple Lamps and THQ Nordic bring us another fun adventure in Bikini Bottom, with the unique twist that we will combine the skills of SpongeBob and Patrick Star.

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No wonder the developers had to calm things down by saying they're not indie. We often see beautiful pixel art (mixed here with 3D elements that fit perfectly) and seemingly small games, and we immediately assume they're independent.

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Saborus is one of those games that is remembered more for what it tries to do than for what it achieves. Its setting, its premise, and its way of conveying vulnerability make it special within the genre. It's not perfect, nor does it claim to be.

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While the absence of PC-style mods limits this version to a certain extent, the core experience of city building, survival, and storytelling remains intact. For console gamers, this is a welcome and well-executed sequel, even if it sacrifices some of the dynamism and originality of the first game.

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Outlaws + Handful of Missions: Remaster is a good version of the original 1997 title that may bring a smile to the faces of those who played the original version...

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Games Tribune and Dotemu are back at it again, tapping into our nostalgia for Marvel heroes and putting together a project that retro fans will appreciate.

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Monster Hunter Stories on Xbox Series is one of those beautiful paradoxes: a game born to be small that ends up feeling huge because of what it conveys. It lacks the harshness, technical challenge, and ferocity of the main series...

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Anima: Gate of Memories I & II Remastered does just enough to prevent a 2016 game from bringing tears to our eyes. The improvements in resolution and graphics allow us to enjoy a game with an accessible length (about 15 hours + 10 hours of DLC) and considerable depth in terms of gameplay.

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Balance is the fundamental aspect that makes everything work. Ultimately, between the drive to advance through the dungeons and the drive to obtain financial resources through our store, we will be constantly challenged.

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Dragon Ruins 2 is that little discovery that quietly ends up surprising you.

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Syberia Remastered does not aim to transform itself into something it never was. Its goal is to recapture the spark of the classic and present it in a cleaner way for today's players.

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Tales of Xillia Remastered does not seek to reinvent itself, but rather to preserve itself. It is a reminder of a time when Japanese JRPGs combined excitement, pace, and charisma in outstanding doses.

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Republic of Pirates' focus on establishing settlements, which soon grow to the size of small towns, and expanding our reach across the map makes for a very entertaining gameplay loop.

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Dark Atlas: Infernum is not a game for everyone. Its slow pace, narrative focus, and technical limitations may alienate some players.

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Satisfactory is much more than a factory simulator. It is an experience of creativity, strategy, and discovery. Its ability to absorb the player for hours, its visually appealing world, and its mechanical depth make it one of the most outstanding titles in its category.

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Jurassic World Evolution 3 manages to establish itself as the most ambitious and detailed experience in the series.

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Voxler and Plaion are back with another edition of their legendary singing game. The concept remains the same...which is both good and bad. There is virtually no innovation compared to previous editions.

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The children's storybook aesthetic used to present the game is a clear statement of intent, ensuring that the main mechanics do not detract from the fable. The survival video game layer is not very complicated, and it is possible to go days without going home or sleeping, if you organize yourself well.

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Sacred 2 Remaster is an effective visual reinvention, but an outdated gameplay experience.

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