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So with that in mind it's hard to knock this delightful, simple, easy to love adventure, one where the famed humour of SpongeBob never misses a beat (including by offering thematically on-point loading screens), where Bikini Bottom feels more authentic than we have ever seen before in a video game,...

Ben Lyons·October 4, 2024
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After seven hours and a laugh-inducingly goofy ending, the cosmically mysterious horror remains mostly a jumble of mazes and unfinished game design. The horror-adventure genre is too crowded to make room for Pneumata, and I think we'll forget about this game and wish Deadbolt Interactive better luck next time.

Olof Westerberg·October 3, 2024
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After the misstep with New Gundam Breaker, I'm glad Bandai Namco got the Breaker series back on its feet. It's no masterpiece, but the combat system (albeit repetitive) is excellent and you can sit and build Gunpla for hours. Hopefully the developers will continue to release this series in the...

Johan Vahlström·September 30, 2024
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So, Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged still worth playing almost 30 years after its original release? Without a doubt. The game has managed to retain everything that made the original special while giving it the updates it needed to appeal to a modern audience. The story, characters...

Claus Larsen·September 27, 2024
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It's with these points in mind that Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports leaves me wanting more. There are moments and parts of the game that impress and excel, but there are also plenty of areas, mechanics, and features that frustrate or disappoint. It feels limited on content and mechanically...

Ben Lyons·September 27, 2024
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But again, Golden Lap isn't a flawless game. It has some really competent and excellent strengths that make it a blast to play, but at the same time, there are some areas that with a bit of improvement and refinement could have catapulted this game to extra heights. If the...

Ben Lyons·September 26, 2024
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It's a humorous action game that relies heavily on the fact that it feels funny and unique in its presentation. The very premise of a cute little cat, on a board, ploughing enemies to the ground and facing off against quirky bosses on fun tracks - those are all great...

Conny Andersson·September 26, 2024
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If you're searching for a challenging Soulslike that trades the traditional dark and twisted environmental design for something more upbeat and sunny, then Enotria: The Last Song is definitely something worth checking out. But if it's tighter and more intricate gameplay matched up with less frustrating quirks you're after, then...

Ben Lyons·September 25, 2024
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With Echoes of Wisdom, Nintendo takes another decisive step towards unifying the old and the new while finally giving the princess her own unique game in the series that bears her name. Fans of the new school of Zelda will delight in the many opportunities to explore the world, solve...

GR Staff·September 25, 2024
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EA Sports FC 25 is a better game than FC 24 was in many areas and metrics, where much has been improved, and the addition of Rush is absolutely a highlight. However, I can't turn a blind eye to the technical problems. The game has more bugs than I can...

Johan Vahlström·September 24, 2024
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It's basically an okay game, at least if you look at its graphics, music and presentation. The graphics are actually incredibly charming and reflect the era very well. The music is also one of the game's big pluses (one of the few, unfortunately) and the tuneful ska tones are genuinely...

Joel Petterson·September 24, 2024
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Despite a disappointing ending and some irritations with the dialogue and combat, Beyond Galaxyland is an RPG that will remind you of the heady days of your first Final Fantasy, mixed with a Pokémon blend. Its world, traversal, puzzles, and soundtrack will keep you entertained for the entirety of your...

Alex Hopley·September 24, 2024
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