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With several interesting ideas, the fun of Beast of Reincarnation runs into technical limitations and excessive repetition, resulting in an experience full of ups and downs.

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With a dense story, improvements across all systems, and additional content, Blue Reflection Quartet is the definitive way to experience one of the most memorable RPG series of recent years.

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If you’re looking for a pure rhythm game that’s lighthearted and truly challenges you to feel the music instead of just reacting to visual cues, Rhythm Heaven Groove delivers exactly what it promises. Even if it’s not the pinnacle of the franchise, it remains a feast for fans of the genre.

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either a soulslike nor an action RPG, The Relic: First Guardian is a huge wasted potential due to its lack of technical polish and severe stability issues.

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Kusan: City of Wolves embraces its inspiration from Hotline Miami but finds room to create its own identity. With extremely frenetic combat, an excellent progression system, and a solid story for the genre, the game rewards those who persist in mastering its mechanics. The visual readability issues can be bothersome at times, but they don’t prevent this from being a great indie for fans of hardcore challenges.

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Halo: Campaign Evolved respects the legacy of Combat Evolved while adding enough new features to justify its remake. Despite performance issues and some limitations inherited from the original, the excellent gameplay, revamped visuals, and brand-new missions make this the best way to experience the beginning of Master Chief's journey.

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Agile and violent, Cultic is a shooter that delivers well on its premise by drawing inspiration from the greatest boomer shooters across all console generations.

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The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu is a cooperative horror game that surprises with its technical aspects, but ends up going overboard with imbalances and missteps in some of its design choices.

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Highly versatile and merciless, Denshattack! is a challenging, high-speed adventure that will put all your reflexes to the test... Even the ones you don't have.

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Simple and extremely accessible, D-topia is a futuristic adventure with beautiful messages that stands out for its replay value and very intuitive puzzles.

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Starfield has arrived on the PlayStation 5 in its best shape. After numerous updates, Bethesda's RPG offers a colossal adventure, featuring the freedom to explore, great faction quests, and a universe that rewards player curiosity. Limitations still exist, such as repetitive procedural generation, performance drops, pop-ins, and some typical studio bugs, but none of this overshadows the quality of the experience. If you enjoy RPGs that let you create your own story and follow your own pace, this is a space journey well worth taking.

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Teeto is that kind of game that arrives quietly, yet manages to win you over with its simplicity and the care put into every detail. During my journey, I found a fun platforming adventure with great exploration ideas, a world full of charismatic characters, and a structure that rewards those who like to hunt down every secret.

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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is like well-made spaghetti with ground beef. Simple, tasty, popular. It will please practically any palate.

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Echoes of Aincrad delivers fun combat and pleasing visuals, making the journey through Aincrad quite engaging. However, the repetitive open world and some design decisions prevent the game from reaching its full potential. Even so, it is a competent action RPG that will certainly appeal to most players

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Cygames has delivered a product that will be very well received by longtime fans of the franchise, those who joined in Relink, and new players hopping in with the DLC. The level of gameplay quality, the spectacle of the fights and animations, the satisfying grind, and the content that delivers dozens and dozens of highly entertaining hours make Granblue Fantasy: Relink and Endless Ragnarok an easy recommendation on my part.

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Star Fox on Nintendo Switch 2 is a very competent remake of the Nintendo 64 title. With impressive graphics and exceptional performance, it updates the arcade experience for modern times and expands the narrative with new cutscenes, brilliantly localized and dubbed in our language. Despite the new modes, however, it remains a relatively short game.

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Flesh Made Fear is a solid horror game that draws inspiration from the classics with an interesting touch of modernization. However, a stricter revival of certain elements from the 1990s begins to reveal just how dated they are.

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After spending several hours with EA Sports UFC 6, I felt something I hadn’t experienced with the franchise in quite some time: the desire to keep playing. Not because it revolutionized everything or delivered a perfect simulator, but because I finally found an evolution that truly makes a difference both inside and outside the octagon. The fights feel more natural, the strikes carry much more impact, and the new Flow State adds an interesting layer of strategy without complicating things for newcomers.

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From the very beginning, it was clear to me that Forgotlings wasn’t trying to impress through combat or the sheer number of systems. ThroughLine Games’ focus is on the narrative, the characters, and the way this world was built. That’s exactly what kept me engaged throughout the campaign. Each new area introduced curious characters and situations that highlighted the studio’s creativity. Many times, the urge to discover what lay just ahead ended up being stronger than any gameplay reward.*

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The Drifter is a point‑and‑click adventure that adapts the genre very well to modern sensibilities. Despite a few trial‑and‑error moments and some rather obtuse puzzles, its campaign is extremely engaging, as it blends a unique art style with a fantastic and highly impactful narrative.

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