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Now to the tough part. Total War: Warhammer II is a solid release. The campaign is new and the clear "grand prize" makes it more goal-oriented, and each of the four races feels distinct in both look and feel, offering new tactics for the battlefield, however, everything else is basically...

Matti Isotalo·September 25, 2017
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All-in-all we're very happy with NHL 18, but there just isn't enough new stuff to defend the score we gave the game last year. NHL Threes is a great addition, but that's the only thing that made us raise our eyebrows. It's time for EA to spend some time on...

Daniel Andersen·September 24, 2017
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This review refers to the PC, PS4, and Xbox One versions. Look forward to our Switch review nearer the launch day.

Ricardo C. Esteves·September 21, 2017
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I hope that the developers will add support for ultra-wide screens, for HDR, and for three-screen-set ups. I also want to control the FOV myself, which I think that Kylotonn is working on as we speak. In the end, WRC 7 is a great rally game for those who only...

Daniel Andersen·September 21, 2017
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In spite of the fact that Death of the Outsider is a scaled down Dishonored experience, it's a visually stunning adventure with new enemy types, spectacular chapters and levels, brilliant voice acting and better accessibility. It's obvious that Arkane has wanted to satisfy those who rather chop their way forward...

Lisa Dahlgren·September 19, 2017
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It isn't without its flaws, but Tooth and Tail is still a competent RTS title that provides enough strategic depth for veterans, whilst also providing an approachable entry point for newcomers. Its backdrop of an animal civil war translates perfectly into the genre and each unit type was a joy...

Kieran Harris·September 19, 2017
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Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite has the potential to become a fantastic fighting game. The core gameplay is very entertaining and the controls feel great. This is unfortunately held back by a few sloppy animations and because it looks like a lot of content is being held back for upcoming expansions....

GR Staff·September 18, 2017
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And that's the feeling that stayed with us after putting the wheel away so we could write this review. Project CARS 2 is uneven: stressed in some parts but absolutely lovely in others. Slightly Mad Studios has tried to do a bit too much, attempted to spread its racing-wings too...

Petter Hegevall·September 18, 2017
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For those that do find themselves drawn into Songbringer's world, they will be greatly rewarded with a very personal experience that has an excellent progression system and a compelling feeling of completion as you bag yourself boss after boss. Not to mention the great opportunity for re-playability here, especially if...

Jon Calvin·September 15, 2017
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All in all Warrior's All-Stars is pretty much what we expected it to be: a Warriors mash-up where instead of one unified theme you get many different styles coming together, all working to batter enemies to a pulp. This is one not just for Musou fans, then, but also for...

Sam Bishop·September 13, 2017
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All in all, we came away from PES 2018 with many more positives than negatives. It's a true polishing of the winning formula that has been established over the past few years, and the added features like improved goalkeepers, advanced dribbling, and Random Selection mode should all go down well...

Sam Bishop·September 11, 2017
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Darkwood isn't a hand holder, it's not for the faint of heart, and provides a genuine challenge, especially if you attempt it on the perma-death mode. It embraces the joy of discovery by creating an environment where the player has to learn the secrets of the game through exploration. This...

Jon Calvin·September 10, 2017
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