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Beast of Reincarnation is a great game and shines in its gameplay with its various combat options. The story isn't bad, but its unfolding is slow to the point of being boring. Some technical issues with the frame rate (which will probably be fixed with updates) are also apparent. Finally, the bosses are amazing, but there's a bit of unnecessary repetition of them throughout the journey.

Although it's still a very fun fighting game, Dead or Alive 6: Last Round brings very few new features to justify its existence and fails to truly deliver technical improvements in its transition to the PS5, being a missed opportunity for Koei Tecmo.

Reviewing this version is no easy task, as there are two different perspectives. Considering the whole picture, Granblue Fantasy: Relink - Endless Ragnarok is the definitive version of a modern classic and one of my favorite games of this generation, expanding and refining everything that was already great. However, viewed solely from the perspective of what it adds to the base game, it's a robust content, but it has high re-entry barrier, relies on repetitive endgame elements, and doesn't bring enough new features to transform the game, making it bigger, but not necessarily better.

Halo: Campaign Evolved is a great opportunity to introduce impactful characters and stories to new enthusiasts and platforms, as well as deliver a fully updated experience for long-time fans. While in its best visual and technological version, and still bringing new features, the re-release suffers from dated and unimproved level design, as well as the missed opportunity for an online multiplayer experience that the title never had the chance to offer before.

Cultic goes far beyond a simple homage to the retro style of first-person shooter games, and proves itself right in creating an experience that is undeniably full of good inspirations, but is also unique and different from what the current (or past) market offers. Even with some inconsistencies in the art style and narrative pacing, it doesn't settle for being "just" a great boomer shooter, and is certainly a safe bet for anyone who appreciates an excellent mix of action, cosmic horror, and a healthy dose of gore violence.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game proves that the bending elements and fighting games were made for each other, delivering refined combat that respects both the source material and the high expectations of genre enthusiasts. However, the title stumbles on its own limitations, presenting a merely perfunctory narrative, a modest core cast, inconsistent art style, and single-player content that loses momentum too quickly. Nevertheless, there is an excellent foundation here, and it remains to be seen whether future content will allow the game to reach its true Avatar State.

Those without a VR headset can now be captivated by the adventures of the little mouse Quill in Moss: The Forgotten Relic, a pair of games that form a single epic. While the immersive quality of virtual reality is inevitably lost, the exuberant visual presentation and the fairy tale told by an excellent narrator captivate and give strength to a campaign that, although it has a somewhat clunky platforming gameplay mechanics, is entertaining enough with its environmental puzzles and charm.

In the Jungle is the ideal expansion for those who fell in love with Dave the Diver. With an interesting story, new mechanics, and packed with references to other games, the title shows that Mintrocket's creativity truly knows no bounds. Delivering a high-quality journey, with many hours of pure fun and at an extremely fair price, the expansion proves that exploring Utara and its ecosystem is an irresistible invitation for any fan.

The global appeal of Star Wars is undeniable, and the recreation of some iconic settings and structures in PowerWash Simulator 2 is excellent. The new jobs included in this DLC pack add about six hours of decompressed fun for fans of either franchise.

Realm of Ink is a great roguelite that delivers a fun experience for fans of the genre or newcomers, with a wide variety of possible builds and a unique visual style that sets it apart from the sea of games in the genre.