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Possessor(s) is a great Metroidvania with excellent narrative ideas, incredible character designs and very fun gameplay. It will be difficult for it to stand out in such a competitive market as this genre, which already boasts so many masterpieces, and some of its flaws may frustrate some players. But if it manages to find the right audience, it could become a huge success.
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Not only feels as good as Tetris Effect, but the design and graphical direction feels as if it were made exclusively for the game originally. Arise is a musical and sensory journey as a whole, but it also has the magic of classic arcade games.
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The Outer Worlds 2 stands out for its execution of RPG mechanics, polished level design and skill system. Its story, featuring sharp satire and a wide variety of dialogue options, is enriched by its progression, giving the game replayability. However, this ambition is hampered by unsatisfying combat, tedious open-world exploration, and a main storyline with no memorable antagonists.
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All Mortal Kombat fans, those who feel nostalgia or curiosity about the series, and those looking to study it MUST experience this fantastic collection. Digital Eclipse continues to demonstrate that they are not only masters at reviving classics, but that true video game preservation requires a wealth of documentary context, which they are willing to provide.
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Kizuna Encounter: Super Tag Battle represents a technical achievement for its time and marks the return of one of SNK's more obscure and lesser-known franchises. Its innovation lies in the tag-team combat system for 2D fighting games, a mechanic that, along with Chain Combos and improved speed, adds personality. However, it features a small roster of characters, lacks the strength of other SNK franchises, and suffers from an excessively high difficulty level. The modern PC port by Code Mystics is outstanding thanks to the inclusion of Rollback Netcode, support for up to four simultaneous players, and a highly customizable practice mode.
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It's a good game that mixes a lot of genres so we have a little of twin-stick shooter with melee combat in arenas that feel a little "hotlinemiamilike", survival horror sections and even a little skating. The atmosphere is amazing, the soundtrack is a beast and the plots works well. But the unbalanced combat and awful stealth mechanics really hurt my feelings for the game. I'll remember it fondly, but I don't know If I will wanna play it again.
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This is the most complete and definitive version of the classic, integrating all the features of previous editions, including the cooperative campaign mode and turbo mode. However, this return of Plants vs. Zombies clearly lacks polish. The experience is hampered by some visual and gameplay glitches. Furthermore, the attempt to modernize the title loses its purpose due to the lack of online multiplayer support, which anchors the remaster to the past. Nevertheless, new players will find Transplanted an ideal starting point to experience the 2009 classic. It's a shame that this beloved game is marred by rushed development and questionable use of development tools. It's worth noting that 16 years later, the gameplay and heart of Plants vs. Zombies remains incredibly addictive and entertaining.
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Ninja Gaiden 4 marks an interesting return to the 3D branch of the franchise, combining Team Ninja's fluid combat with PlatinumGames' mechanics and visual spectacle. The result is a fast-paced, technical, addictive, and highly entertaining action system that rewards player creativity. However, this is significantly hampered by a predictable narrative and repetitive level design with unnecessary backtracking. Despite these details, Ninja Gaiden 4's powerful combat core ensures a highly valuable experience for genre enthusiasts.
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If you're not sick of the roguelite systems seen in games like Vampire Survivors and Balatro applied to other games, you're sure to enjoy Ball X Pit. The block-breaking mechanics it uses are a lot of fun, and it's always satisfying to see the results of a well-crafted build. However, it can get repetitive eventually.
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It's not the perfect Pokémon, but it is one of the bravest and most consistent in the evolution that the Legends series is beginning to consolidate, with the added benefit of a successful localization for Latin America.
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Its story has some good moments, but it's riddled with clichés, and while it has interesting breeding and combat systems, some of its mechanics make it feel stuck in the past. Despite all that, it's a must-play adventure for Digimon fans that can be quite fun for those who aren't too demanding.
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I'm having a lot of fun dancing with new maps like APT., Hung Up, All Star, Abracadabra, and Houdini. As always, Just Dance is perfect for family reunions and friends visits, but I'm still think is just too expensive for what is just a 40 song pack. The new party mode is dissapointing and its a crime that we still have to pay for the Just Dance+ subscription if we want access to more songs.
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None of the control, sound, animation, or bug issues prevented me from falling in love with Bye Sweet Carole. Its powerful story, engaging puzzles, and beautiful Don Bluth-inspired art were more than enough to make it one of my favorite games of 2025.
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This is a worthy creation from the minds of Swery and SUDA 51, with a distinct identity thanks to the freedom of the two Japanese developers in charge. All its musical references, classic horror films, and extravagant sense of humor are perfectly woven into its raw, contemporary, and irreverent story. Unfortunately, this ambitious artistic vision is marred by technical execution issues, such as a clear graphical deficit accompanied by performance issues like frame rate drops and its relentless difficulty for the casual player. Despite this, we can safely say that Hotel Barcelona will become a cult game like the classics from SUDA 51 and Swery, and why not, some more obscure titles like Illbleed.
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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds lacks elements from other Sega franchises to give it more variety. The guest appearances are fun curiosities, but some are paid content and not part of the core offering like Sonic & All-Stars Racing: Transformed. That game had different types of vehicles while adding portal travel during races and rivals as an additional challenge, which are missing from this game. It has several unlockables, speeds to master and has a fair learning curve, which make it an ideal alternative option on older platforms and a more competent option on current multiplatforms.
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Battlefield is back! It's not that Battlefield 6 revolutionizes the franchise, but it does restore its direction, recapturing the spirit of all-out war, with unpredictable matches, squads that matter, and destruction that once again has a purpose. The campaign is entertaining, the multiplayer delivers, and Portal gives it a new flavor. Details are still missing, but the essentials are back: the feeling of being in the middle of chaos, where anything can happen and every victory is hard-won.
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EA Sports FC 26 brings noticeable changes to players who have criticized its lack of changes year after year, and it feels like a turning point for the franchise in terms of gameplay. It's interesting that it's tweaking its formula to satisfy its wide audience, and while it's too early to see if it will work in the long term, it at least tries something different and shows that it's listened to the community. The game breathes the DNA of soccer, but it bothers us that Latin America—one of the most soccer-loving regions—feels more and more left behind each year.
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Silent Hill f is a true Silent Hill. It's true that its setting and combat system—which is clumsy and boring—are very different to what we know on the series, but if we look beyond the superficial, we discover that it's an evolution of the themes and horror stories that the cursed town franchise has always handled. If we add to that an impressive Asian horror atmosphere, terrifying enemy designs, and an excellent and tragic story about the chains that a patriarchal society places on women, we have a true gem.
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Final Fantasy Tactics is part of the TRPG trinity also comprised of Tactics Ogre and now Triangle Strategy, so you can be sure that its immersion matches its quality.
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Lost Soul Aside is a game that tirelessly tries to captivate the eye, but spectacularity doesn't always triumph over consistency. The combat is remarkable thanks to a system of four interconnected weapons and flashy abilities, but its not enjoyable for long and fails to redeem the severe structural deficiencies, condemning the game to a status that could have been more.
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