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Tales of Berseria Remastered preserves the essence of one of the last decade's greatest RPGs, but it needs much more to convince players to pay full price.

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Despite its hits and misses, Resident Evil Requiem stands as a true love letter to fans of the franchise, offering a dark campaign that lets players take control of Leon Scott Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft. Even with certain narrative limitations and a lack of depth regarding its enemies, the game makes it clear that its gameplay is a steady evolution compared to previous titles, blending dynamic combat, a frenetic pace, and an extremely fluid experience.

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An indie project bursting with personality, Death Howl is a unique folkloric experience that will consume your very soul.

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Mario Tennis Fever greatly improves upon the rough edges found in previous Mario sports titles and offers plenty of content right from the start. Although its Adventure Mode leaves much to be desired, the game delivers fun mechanics with surprising depth, along with a variety of additional gameplay modes.

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Avowed is a highly competent RPG from Obsidian, blending the studio’s expertise with the modern elements the genre demands. It’s a perfect choice for players looking for an RPG with a stronger focus on action!

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God of War: Sons of Sparta works well as a prequel to Kratos’ story; however, the game stumbles on key pillars of the metroidvania genre and suffers from several technical issues.

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Four years after High on Life, Squanch Games returns with High on Life 2—an adventure even crazier, sillier, funnier, and more creative.

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After a long hiatus since Little Nightmares 2, Tarsier’s return is more than expected: Reanimal is an ambitious and disturbing horror adventure that pushes the studio’s creativity to its limits.

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Romeo is a Dead Man presents an original lore and impeccable sound design, but stumbles in gameplay and performance. Frame drops are frequent, and the game quickly becomes repetitive, stripping away the shine of what could have been an epic adventure.

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Debut title from Vermila Studios, Crisol: Theater of Idols brings together excellent ideas from major horror and action projects in a cinematic, powerful, and extremely fun adventure.

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Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is a reimagining of the original, featuring modernization across several aspects, highly welcome additions, and an excellent experience for every type of player—whether new to the franchise or a longtime fan. The Dark Ties campaign stands out as an intriguing element, opening the possibility for RGG to apply this strategy to other beloved characters from the series.

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NiOh 3 is Team Ninja’s magnum opus, the result of years of learning and refinement. The new additions, though driven by market demands, have been brilliantly implemented, fitting seamlessly into the formula established by the studio. With an almost infinite replay factor, NiOh 3 embraces both longtime fans and newcomers, solidifying itself as a must-play masterpiece within the souls subgenre.

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The definitive game of the franchise, My Hero Academia: All's Justice concludes the Deku vs. All for One/Shigaraki arc with massive events, a vast roster of characters, and a faithful portrayal of all the emotional power from the anime’s latest season.

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Carmageddon Rogue Shift is a great return for a franchise that spent far too long forgotten. By embracing the roguelite format, the game finds a modern way to preserve the chaos and destruction that have always defined the series, even while stumbling over issues of balance and repetition. It’s not a game that tries to impress technically, but it succeeds in delivering races the way arcade fans love them—the classic mix of shooting, crashing, and bombing. With some fine-tuning, especially regarding the final boss and content variety, Rogue Shift has everything it needs to establish itself as a viable new path for Carmageddon.

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The definitive version of the 2000s classic, Dragon Quest 7 Reimagined invites all kinds of players—whether JRPG fans or not—on a visually stunning, accessible adventure packed with a wealth of original and brand-new content.

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Don’t be fooled by the genre. Cairn can and will grip you from start to finish. It’s a unique experience with an incredible level of immersion. The Game Bakers managed to turn a mountain into a living world, filled with stories, nuances, and details that strike directly at the player’s mind and heart. Cairn is a title you should definitely keep on your radar — so get your chalk and pitons ready to take on Mount Kami. It won’t be easy, but every second will be worth it!

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I Hate This Place had everything it needed to work: it has good ideas. However, the game fails to turn those good intentions into a truly engaging experience. The frustrating gameplay, unsatisfying combat, and above all, the countless technical issues end up outweighing the few successes.

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With highs and lows across its different campaigns, GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition delivers a vast and highly customizable racing experience that strikes a balance between an arcade game and a more complex simulation title.

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Comprehensive, the expansion brings even more stories worth exploring in this world. It would have been interesting to see this choice system in the base game, but everything was integrated in a very dynamic way within the format presented.

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In an attempt to follow trends, Code Vein 2 stumbles on the technical side and delivers an experience full of ups and downs. Combat has been brilliantly expanded; however, constant frame drops, attacks that lack impact, excessively recycled bosses, and an empty open world hold back what could have been one of the best titles in the genre.

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