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In fact, this point can basically be traced back to the core positives and negatives of this game. What Neon Giant has delivered with The Ascent is a truly ambitious project that hits the right marks for the most part. It's absolutely stunning and the world feels as alive and...

Ben Lyons·July 29, 2021
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Hell Let Loose has a defined place in this genre, a place where a select few individuals will thrive and enjoy what is offered beyond belief. But, beware. As if fast-paced games are your forte, and you prefer shooters that are more 'arcadey' in nature that feature less emphasis on...

Ben Lyons·July 28, 2021
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Night Book falls short in both being a horror movie and an interactive adventure. Its attempts to spook the player are often laughable and there is little to engage you beyond having to make a handful of pivotal choices. It ultimately just feels like an empty shell of a game...

Kieran Harris·July 27, 2021
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Samurai Warriors 5 is a basic Musuo experience that doesn't change the working formula a great deal. Having played several Warriors games, the familiarity is both a good and bad thing. The action is still entertaining and addictive, but for longer sessions you can't do the same at all. In...

Tero Kerttula·July 27, 2021
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NEO: The World Ends With You is one of the best role playing adventures for this summer, alongside Cris Tales. If this sounds interesting, go to Tokyo with Rindo and friends.

GR Staff·July 26, 2021
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Hiding underneath Pokémon Unite's greedy pay to win microtransactions is actually an addictive and highly accessible MOBA that has had its potential sadly slashed to pieces. Speaking purely about its positives, Unite has a cast of creatures that span across the entire 25-year-old series and its gameplay has a thrilling...

Kieran Harris·July 26, 2021
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Overall, was The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles worth the wait? Compared to the other games in the series, it offers an entirely unique setting, and an entirely self-contained story, spanning ten chapters across two games rather than four (or five) chapters across one, though the original trilogy of games did...

Jack Oxford·July 26, 2021
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Either way, if you are a fan of action-adventure, Zelda-like games, or indies as a whole, you won't go wrong with Death's Door. Despite it only being around ten hours long, and pretty simple in its design, this is one of the most refined indies out there today, and it's...

Ben Lyons·July 23, 2021
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Cris Tales really is a game that, to me, has various hits and misses. There are parts that I adore, and parts I despise, and it makes for a conflicting experience. With some slight tweaks to make the combat feel less punishing and exhausting, Cris Tales can be something genuinely...

Ben Lyons·July 21, 2021
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So, all there really is to know about Where the Heart Leads is that if you are looking for an incredibly relaxed game that asks very little of you as a player, then you'll feel right at home. If not, this won't be the game for you, despite the fact...

Ben Lyons·July 15, 2021
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The rest is history. The game itself didn't age as well as it was the last of its kind, a tired old 3D Zelda formula that was sealed for good after the eruption of Breath of the Wild. It's a heavily interrupted experience that takes some time to get going...

David Caballero·July 14, 2021
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With natural support for ultrawide monitors you can easily get a better field of view. (PC Only)

Daniel Andersen·July 12, 2021
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