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Arkane: synonymous with artistic direction of the highest **** game in terms of design presents several notable problems (such as the imbalance of perks which often lead the player to choose the three usual ones) but the direction and ingenuity that they also had at a script level to justify the bland opposing AI remains of absolute value. The invasions remain quite fragile as in some cases the structure of the game itself and are easily broken within the gameplay, but the experience still remains strangely exciting. Good new IP

Atomic Heart certainly presents an older gaming structure but with excellent design touches: the weapons given to the player are almost always designed so as not to have a reiteration of use, the exploration is rather pleasant and the dungeons are always intriguing and seasoned with an excellent leveal design and the Bossfights, although not original, are particularly pleasant. The game is influenced by the aura of inspiration of Bioshock and like its inspirer the strong point of the game remains the script and the imagery created which is extremely fascinating and credible according to the rules of word building. Advised

Exquisite platformer that definitively consecrates Asobi to the most elastic **** game, seasoned with an excellent level design, is consecrated as one of the best platformers of the decade; far from Mario Odyssey and for the homogeneity of the product even from 3D World, but it presents itself as the only true current gen exclusive of PS5 (underlines how this is the worst gen in history) worthy of note. The game on my personal scale would not have exceeded 8.4 but having to compare it with the average of the site I opted for a 9

Arkane: synonymous with artistic direction of the highest **** game in terms of design presents several notable problems (such as the imbalance of perks which often lead the player to choose the three usual ones) but the direction and ingenuity that they also had at a script level to justify the bland opposing AI remains of absolute value. The invasions remain quite fragile as in some cases the structure of the game itself and are easily broken within the gameplay, but the experience still remains strangely exciting. Good new IP

Atomic Heart certainly presents an older gaming structure but with excellent design touches: the weapons given to the player are almost always designed so as not to have a reiteration of use, the exploration is rather pleasant and the dungeons are always intriguing and seasoned with an excellent leveal design and the Bossfights, although not original, are particularly pleasant. The game is influenced by the aura of inspiration of Bioshock and like its inspirer the strong point of the game remains the script and the imagery created which is extremely fascinating and credible according to the rules of word building. Advised