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The new title from Ice-Pick Lodge subverts characteristics of its predecessors without abandoning its unsettling identity and complex systems.
As punishing as it is beautiful, this experience is not intended for all audiences.
Ninja Gaiden 4
Although it delivers gameplay that is as visceral as it is precise, the lack of diversity in the new title prevents the combat system from shining as brightly as it could.
A DLC that expands the cinematic universe, but still struggles against the constraints of the base game.
After years of waiting by fans, the biggest game in the franchise, with over 5,400 characters, has finally been released.
A series of minigames shows how a young woman manages to get her hands dirty and work in the most unlikely jobs just to earn some extra money.
This new version of the iconic prologue to the iconic Ryu Ga Gotoku series looks like one of those damaged works of art in the hands of its restorers.
Horses
More of an art installation than a traditional video game, the work uses discomfort to confront the player's limits.
Despite having a great legacy of support, the new title in the franchise takes an overly simplistic approach and ends up wasting a great formula.
Despite featuring some interesting plot twists, the overall experience fails to rise above mediocrity.
She's Leaving
Blue Hat Studio's debut game hits the right tone, but falls short in the pacing of the experience.
Traverse the layers of Hell to break your contract with the Devil using only your cunning and a skateboard.
