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Ball X Pit is an achievement of gaming, perfectly blending classic brick breaker arcade games and roguelite base-building into the most pure fun of the year.

Nirav Gandhi·October 15, 2025
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I have rarely had such mixed feelings after finishing a game as with Bye Sweet Carole.

Nirav Gandhi·October 13, 2025
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Silent Hill f is the first full original entry in the hugely popular survival horror series, Silent Hill, since the lowest and last point in the series, Silent Hill: Downpour in 2012.

Jess Clayton-Berry·October 13, 2025
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Hades II is an improvement not only of the previous game, but an improvement of the entire roguelike genre and a gods worthy sequel.

Walter Xavier·October 10, 2025
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For anyone not familiar with the game, let me explain why The Ivalice Chronicles is worth your time and attention and even more relevant now than when it released.

Tim Jewett·October 9, 2025
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Yooka-Replaylee is a massive upgrade on the original that finally lives up to the duo's potential as successors to Banjo-Kazooie, and I couldn't get enough of it.

Bobby Kent·October 8, 2025
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Gloomy Eyes is a decent puzzle game, but it can be frustrating and doesn't last long enough to help its story themes.

Victor Tan·September 30, 2025
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While Arctic Awakening feels very directionless in its plot and frustrating character writing, it's serviceable as a walking sim for fans of the genre who may enjoy its beautiful setting and interesting premise.

Jess Clayton-Berry·September 26, 2025
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While Borderlands 4 does still have some performance problems, the general gameplay and writing are a marked improvement over where the last two installments in the series were on launch. The series feels like it's taken a major leap forward in this latest entry.

Tim Jewett·September 24, 2025
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Consume Me is one of those games that, if it finds its audience, will end up becoming one of the most special experiences of someone's year. Perhaps far more than just that.

Mateusz Niewierowski·September 24, 2025
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With Agatha Christie - Death On The Nile, Microids has given us a game which is technically playable. But it requires you to put up with bad writing, generally bad voice acting, and far too much in the way of tedious puzzles to generate any suspense. There are better ways...

Axel Cushing·September 23, 2025
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Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is my favorite racing game this year - it's fast, it's fun and its creativity is only outmatched by its flair.

Bobby Kent·September 23, 2025
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