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Nioh 2 Remastered offers you the main game and the add-ons The Tengu's Disciple, Darkness in the Capital and The First Samurai.

Stefan Briesenick·February 11, 2021
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Mario 3D World is one of the finest WiiU enhancements that we have seen come to the Nintendo Switch. The base game has seen some considerable improvements with the addition of online multiple and crispers visuals, and its Bowser's Fury expansion feels like it could be released as a standalone...

Kieran Harris·February 10, 2021
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By looking at some of the other things Omega Force worked on over the last few years, it is very noticeable just how much attention Persona 5 Strikers has received during its long development. The studio successfully managed to break down one of the very best (and most complex) RPGs...

Stefan Briesenick·February 9, 2021
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Little Nightmares II expands upon the DNA of its predecessor in many meaningful ways, and in my eyes, it's undoubtedly a superior sequel. The game features a more diverse list of locales and its harrowing atmosphere remains consistent throughout. I also found its central narrative to be pretty powerful and...

Kieran Harris·February 9, 2021
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Even with its fantastic art and sound direction, Cyber Shadow doesn't quite hit all the marks. You can tell this title has been held to an incredibly high standard in a development sense, but there's certain areas that leave me wanting more in the gameplay. I don't mind challenging platformers,...

Ben Lyons·February 6, 2021
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I can see Destruction Allstars being a long-lasting game on PlayStation 5 thanks to an interesting gameplay loop for short bursts, but right now it's lacking. Lucid Games spend quality time creating characters and cars, but the game needs more game modes and arenas and hiding the interesting single player...

Sergio Figueroa·February 5, 2021
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I've been skipping towards the new Cyanide Studio game like Little Red Riding Hood with her basket in hand. I was expecting the Wolf to jump out of bed, grab me and gobble me up, as was the case with the fairy tale but, sadly that wasn't what was...

Paweł Matyjewicz·February 4, 2021
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Overall, Blue Fire is a game well worth playing for fans of classic platformers and adventure games and is a fair bit more difficult than the classics as well. You'll enjoy your adventures in Penumbra, just be sure to keep calm when faced with the more difficult Void levels!

Jack Oxford·February 4, 2021
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We're not fans of some of the decisions Remedy made regarding Control's upgrade to new gen, and their communication in the matter has been terrible, but putting that aside, what remains is a high quality game, with two decent expansions, which presents considerable improvements over last-gen versions. With great fluidity...

Ricardo C. Esteves·February 2, 2021
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Turrican Flashback represents the many highs of the Turrican series and it helps to bring its run and gun action to the modern day with handy features such as save states. The four titles present manage to hold up remarkably well after all this time and I suffered no problems...

Kieran Harris·February 2, 2021
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The Medium is one of the most cinematic and innovative horrors that I have played to date and it's easily the finest work to come from developer Bloober Team. Being able to traverse two separate worlds made for a novel approach to puzzles and its chilling narrative managed to keep...

Kieran Harris·January 27, 2021
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Overall, Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy is a title I would certainly recommend. It doesn't tread unfamiliar ground necessarily, but it is nonetheless an improvement over the original Atelier Ryza, which is one of the best Atelier titles ever released.

Jack Oxford·January 26, 2021
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