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The latest title from the Somnium Files franchise is a functional but limited spin-off that delivers the basics without expanding on its narrative legacy.
The sequel stands out for delivering even more creative stages, devices, and characters than those seen in the first title.
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The art direction and the chase scenes remain a high point, but the mechanical expansion doesn't match the visual ambition.
With short stages and intense challenge, Neil Jones' new game showcases speed and precision in gameplay, but suffers from repetition.
A new adventure in a mystery anthology set in Japan follows the inhabitants of the Ise-Shima region through a series of bizarre events.
The new version stands out for bringing a new story and a high-level dungeon.
A very well-executed and beautiful Zelda-like game in a tranquil setting.
Delving into the folklore and iconography of Spanish Holy Week, Crisol arrives poised to establish itself as one of the year's biggest surprises.
Grasshopper Manufacture's new title delivers one of the studio's most concise and daring experiences in at least fifteen years.
Reviving the early days of three-dimensional games, we have here a title with a good dose of fun, albeit basic.
The fast-paced combat, provided by a cast of distinct characters, is the main highlight of this spin-off from the BlazBlue franchise.
The highly anticipated and controversial title proves that the current vision of the franchise is completely out of sync with the older games.
