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A breath of fresh air that you have to play. [Recommended]

Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok is a wonderful addition to the base game that, while it doesn't aim to win over those who weren't sold on the original experience, does reward the effort and dedication of the most die-hard fans. With content that you can only fully enjoy after completing Relink's endgame, Endless Ragnarok keeps us immersed for dozens of hours as we delve into its new mechanics and complete missions with the new adventurers. [Recommended]

Despite its rough technical state and repetitive structure, The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu stands out thanks to its unique blend of co-op survival and psychological horror. Its mechanics work together to create genuinely memorable experiences.

Splatoon Raiders brings width and depth and room to breathe to the otherwise tight and overly focused PvE experience that the single player campaign was in Splatoon 3. It offers a big 2D map full of repeatable activity nodes with scalatable difficulty that you can play on your own or with up to three buddies, and said activities range from crowded fights against the never ending horde of salmonids to meticulous puzzle-platformer sections. They're all quick, easy to navigate and deep enough to get you hooked; though I admit this adventure can feel a little shy and lonely at times and makes me miss Inkopolis a bunch. [Recommended]

Halo: Campaign Evolved is exactly the good news the franchise needed. Returning to the original ring for the millionth time feels, above all, completely modern—with visuals that nail it both technically and artistically, and a few simple tweaks that bring the classic formula right up to speed with any modern shooter.

Gothic Remake is a weird, brutal RPG where you literally have to suffer to have a good time. Even with its rough performance and clunky systems, it delivers a raw, unique role-playing experience that you'll hardly find anywhere else. [Recommended]

Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition is probably not the best way to enjoy Capcom's sassy and stylish action game, but it's definitely a valid option to do so if you're out of choices or if you're really interested in portability. In terms of graphics, it's probably a bit better than the original PS4 version and delivers steady 60 FPS+ action on top of that. The price to pay for this, other than MRSP, is being locked out of a couple niche gameplay features present in the Special Edition of the game, namely Turbo mode and Legendary Dark Knight mode. The product is certainly tempting, but not the best we could hope for. [Recommended]

Rhythm Paradise Groove may feel familiar by now, but it knows exactly what it is: direct, demanding, overflowing with personality, and still impossible not to fall for. [Recommended]

A nice AJRPG that could be much better.

I think Ubisoft hit a pretty solid balance with this remake that's going to satisfy a lot of people. They could've just done the bare minimum and focused entirely on the visuals, but instead, they've fixed, redesigned, added, and polished a ton of stuff—plus, it's launching at a lower price than a brand-new game. And even though some things were left out, those little rough edges actually help it feel like the exact same game you remember and love. [Recommended]