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A fantastic tactical experience dragged down by artificial pacing and broken promises.
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Deer & Boy Review | A Wordless, Tear-Jerking Coming-of-Age Story
Gorgeous art direction and a wordless, deeply felt story carry this coming-of-age tale, even when its puzzles and antagonist play it safe
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Mortal Shell II Review | From a One-Hour Quit to 70 Hours and a Top-10 Soulslike
Crashes, wild damage scaling, and launch-day bugs couldn't stop this sequel from becoming one of the best Soulslikes I've ever played.
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Pre-Remaster Review in 2026 | Does CD Projekt Red’s Masterpiece Still Hold Up?
Imperfect combat, a flawed loot system, and still one of the best RPGs ever made, here's why.
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Grim Trials Review | Disappointing Across The Board
Playing as a Grim Reaper trainee sounds like a dream premise, but Grim Trials never builds on its best ideas before the credits roll.
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A Swing and a Hit | Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Is A Confident Step Forward From Asobo Studios
Asobo's Plague Tale prequel ditches nearly everything that made the series iconic, yet somehow becomes an essential, AAA-caliber must-play.
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SIZEable Review | A Charming Puzzle Game Built on One Perfect Idea
Hidden turtles, satisfying resizing puzzles, and a difficulty curve that never turns frustrating make Sizeable a great palate cleanser between bigger games.
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PlayStation’s State of Play Keeps Feeling Smaller Than It Used To
Between extended marketing cycles, live-service-style DLC pushes, and a lack of genuine first-party reveals, September's showcase reveals a format that's trading excitement for repetition
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Duskfade Review | I Finally Figured Out What Was Missing
Beautiful levels, excellent platforming, and a lore-rich world can't quite make up for combat and storytelling that never fully deliver.












