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As it stands, Sunbreak represents the very best of Monster Hunter Rise, recontextualizing the base game through its clever integration of the old and the new. It won’t convert die-hard fans that bounced off of Rise, but for those that loved the changes to the Monster Hunter formula, Sunbreak represents...

Khayl Adam·June 29, 2022
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F1 22 is another solid instalment in Codemasters' Formula 1 simulation series, even if the tweaks to the on-track gameplay aren't all that noticeable. It feels very much an annual EA sports title. Updated 'rosters' in the form of its tracks and driver ratings, a few very minor adjustments to...

Chris Jecks·June 27, 2022
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Three Hopes serves up a fun story that will definitely please a lot of Three Houses fans, and despite a few character missteps here and there, it's well worth experiencing. Just be careful not to fall to the dark side.

Zhiqing Wan·June 21, 2022
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Whatever the path may hold, all that players can and would experience in Card Shark is beautifully put together, with a fascinating narrative matched by a vibrant and outstanding aesthetic, and propped up by wonderfully inventive gameplay that puts the player in the eye of the storm. In fact, it...

Jake Su·June 9, 2022
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The Quarry is a reminder of just how great Supermassive's games can be when given the time and the right amount of polish. A longer runtime over previous The Dark Pictures Anthology titles allows for more character-building and thus you're more invested in them and their plight. A number of...

Chris Jecks·June 8, 2022
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east we can expect if a game hopes to make a dent. However, with all these issues plaguing the game, plus visuals that hardly scream 2022, Dolmen is not living up to expectations at all. The game tries to include many of the hallmarks of the genre, but muddles it...

Jake Su·June 1, 2022
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At the end of the day, Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia is a good addition to a genre that is gaining in popularity. While it may lack the accessibility or even the swifter pace of other titles, it still manages to deliver a strategy roleplaying experience that is largely good...

Jake Su·May 26, 2022
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Sniper Elite 5 is by no means a terrible game. In fact, if you love the series and wanted nothing to change from the previous installment, then you'll be more than satisfied. As someone who has played enough of the series in the past and was hoping for a little...

Andrew McMahon·May 25, 2022
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Even so, there's just no denying the charm of Evil Dead: The Game. It's a brilliant encapsulation of what made the movies so iconic and beloved, and it just oozes humor and delicious campiness at every turn. It's still fairly rare for games attached to some sort of entertainment IP...

Zhiqing Wan·May 18, 2022
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In Eternal Threads, you'll care about bringing closure to characters' stressful circumstances because of emotional scenes and get sucked into the mysterious secrets they all hide from each other. Yet unfortunately, I have some gripes with the game that knocks the gameplay down to a dull experience after the first...

Anthony Jones·May 18, 2022
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Before playing Vampire: The Masquerade - Swansong, my experience with nosferatu mostly came down to making fun of Twighlight and having fun watching What We Do In the Shadows. After about 20 hours with the game, though, I was really impressed with how it managed to dominate my attention.

Andrew McMahon·May 18, 2022
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The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story is an exceptional grouping of semi-connected detective stories. Experiencing a whodunnit while marginally helping piece the mystery together was a great combination. While much of the investigations are too guided, getting to watch the suspects react as you place down piece after piece of...

Cameron Waldrop·May 16, 2022
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