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In a time where the Hitman series is better than ever before, I struggle to recommend revisiting some of the franchise's roots with Hitman HD Enhanced Collection. While neither of the titles in this bundle are outright bad, the lack of anything drastically new outside of the improved visuals combined...

Logan Moore·February 21, 2019
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That being said, it does look like Tetris 99 will, hopefully, only go up from here as more is potentially added. If nothing else, Tetris 99 shows how resilient the classic Tetris formula is as well as how battle royale can transcend genres, so don't expect either to completely disappear...

Tomas Franzese·February 19, 2019
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While Steins;Gate Elite certainly delivers a storyline that's unconventional and interesting once you get through the first couple of chapters, new players may be turned off early on due to the monotonous nature of the slower paced storyline. However, the second half really does pick up and with new story...

Jordan Boyd·February 19, 2019
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Just like the series, Far Cry New Dawn is a game of exploration and self-discovery. Despite flaws and bumps along the way, New Dawn captures new magic and shows a glimmer of what the future of the Far Cry series looks like. Now if only Ubisoft could match the game...

Lou Contaldi·February 14, 2019
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While its transition to a semi-open-world structure may make for a radical change from what fans may expect from the series' third installment, Metro Exodus expands on what has made the series so unique from anything else with a compelling mix of action, stealth, survival, and horror. Much like how...

Ryan Meitzler·February 13, 2019
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God Eater 3 makes for hours of fun if you can get past its repetitious environments, typical anime-style graphics, and poor storytelling. The gameplay really is fantastic but it is under a blanket of blandness that made it hard for me to enjoy God Eater 3 to its full potential....

Michael Ruiz·February 6, 2019
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Gathering the necessary resources to fulfill a Genesis mission can take a lot of time, especially if you end up getting pushed back by hostile invasions. There is a base sense of joy to be had from making the numbers go up, but I never completed a Genesis mission and...

Steven Santana·February 1, 2019
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Dragon Marked for Death's biggest hindrances are the fact that the single-player experience sometimes suffers due to multiplayer focused design and splitting the game into two packs may also segment the player base or fill online servers with too many of the same fighters. Despite these problems, Dragon Marked for...

Tomas Franzese·January 31, 2019
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Wargroove is a delightful tactics game. Its je ne sais quoi is its ability to draw you in, teach you, and make you a better player. Chucklefish has made an approachable turn-based strategy game that carefully teaches you its rules without being cruel. You'll end Wargroove a better commander than...

Max Roberts·January 30, 2019
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Fitness Boxing just suffers from feeling inaccurate, even more so when punches and dodges aren't correctly registered by the Joy-Cons. It is safe to say though, Fitness Boxing is perfect for those who want to lead a healthy and active lifestyle, but if you're looking for some casual punching fun, stick...

Ben Bayliss·January 28, 2019
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I normally don't have problems with experiential games like this; in fact, I love games like Inside, Ico, and Shadow of the Colossus that Vane is clearly pulling from. That being said, Vane just ends up being a mishmash of impressive visuals and a few intriguing concepts that never really...

Tomas Franzese·January 28, 2019
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While the expectations for a Mario game have been raised in a post-Super Mario Odyssey world, that shouldn't drive you away from experiencing one of the Wii U's earliest hits with New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe. Filled with well over 150 levels between the base game and the New Super Luigi U...

Ryan Meitzler·January 25, 2019
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