Sebastian Kasparek
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I admit that after playing the Onimusha: Way of the Sword demo, I had serious concerns about whether Capcom would be able to live up to the series' legacy. After spending over 20 hours with the game, I know I was worrying for nothing.
From the very first minutes of gameplay, it became clear to me that Saros was created as a response to the most vocal criticisms leveled at Returnal. But isn't that a bit too safe a approach to creating a sequel?
After what felt like forever, the world is calling the Hayabusa clan back into action, and finally, we have Ninja Gaiden 4, which is aiming high to live up to the legacy of some of the best action games ever.
Silent Hill f has exceeded all my expectations and turned out to be both one of the most intense and one of the most ambitious horrors I've ever played.
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound is a return to the roots of the franchise, offering fast-paced action that would not be out of place in the main installments of the series.




