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TheSixthAxis Staff at TheSixthAxis

Jan 28, 2025 | Score 70

“The Mute House is one of the most faithful survival horror experiences currently available and is highly recommended for any fans of the genre. While clear in its influences, it also has some new ideas of its own. They don't entirely come off, but I appreciate the distinct vision at play here and once you take the game on its own terms you are set for a memorable time. I just don't think I ever want to do that tile pattern puzzle again!”

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Leonardo Faria at WayTooManyGames

May 2, 2025 | Score 40

“I still fail to understand the idea behind dropping these terrible Neptunia spinoffs every six months or so. Is this Idea Factory’s plan to keep the franchise under the spotlight at all times? Because I don’t think we are constantly being reminded of them for the good reasons. Neptunia Riders Vs. Dogoos is yet another example of an unfunny, uninteresting, short and lazy spinoff that relies way too much on fanservice to mask how shallow it really is. I don’t get who this is for, and I really struggled to have any kind of fun with it.”

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Ashley Barnett-Cosgrove at MKAU Gaming

Sep 27, 2025 | Score 60

“Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap maintains its core gameplay loop while taking smart, innovative steps to evolve its formula. The introduction of the rougelite element was that perfect step to keeping it fresh. While some elements are yet to evolve, such as humour and user interface interaction, these don’t take away from the fun of the Orc killing carnage. With four-player co-op, it’s a great time to join in with some friends and protect the Human World from the Horde.”

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Gameblog Staff at Gameblog

Jan 25, 2026 | Score 80

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Jake Su at SavePoint Gaming

Nov 19, 2025 | Score 85

“Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter refines the art of small-scale storytelling and precision combat. Visually breathtaking and emotionally grounded, it’s a confident continuation that only falters when its ambitions outpace its mechanics. A brutal but beautiful return to the Rat Kingdom.”

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PS4Blog.net Staff at PS4Blog.net

Apr 17, 2025 | Score 85

“More content for a solid game”

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AJ Small at Xbox Tavern

Nov 12, 2025 | Score 90

“In VF5: R.E.V.O. the gameplay and content have never been better. This version feels like the complete package, even if visually it is starting to look long in the tooth.”

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Casey Scheld at Gamers Heroes

Jan 30, 2025 | Score 75

“While Batography is over quicker than a mooncake break, this full moon adventure is full of heart. Those looking to kick off the Lunar New Year in style – and get some nice shots in the process – shouldn’t sleep on this cozy title.”

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GameGrin Staff at GameGrin

Mar 26, 2025 | Score 90

“Mark of the Deep is one of the best experiences I've had lately, the only existing problems are so minor you might just not notice them whilst playing.”

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Leonardo Faria at WayTooManyGames

Apr 14, 2025 | Score 80

“Some might say that Ninja Gaiden 2 Black feels a bit pointless as a remaster, considering the existence of the (cheaper and still highly enjoyable) Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection. If you’re just a casual fan of the franchise, I’d argue that Ninja Gaiden 2 Black isn’t a must-own. It is, without a doubt, the best version of this game, but it didn’t feel like a complete game changer. With that being said, it’s still Ninja Gaiden II, so it’s still fun, visceral, and challenging.”

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KeenGamer Staff at KeenGamer

Mar 3, 2025 | Score 70

“Creo God Simulator does a good job at providing a city builder simulation experience with godly powers. You do feel like you have control over the lives of your citizens. However, the prayer system isn't as powerful as advertised and it doesn't do enough to differentiate the game. This is a decent city sim builder with an extra touch, but doesn't go above that.”

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Matheus Jenevain at Pizza Fria

Mar 16, 2025 | Score 65

“It’s a bit difficult to recommend SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada. Sure, fans of extraction shooters and mechas will find something to enjoy, but only if they pay the appropriate taxes. However, it’s hard to enjoy the game when you think about how much you have to “work” to get basic things, something that unfortunately shouldn’t happen in paid titles like this.”

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Throgmorton Belmont at Niche Gamer

Mar 2, 2025 | Score 65

“While Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection seems like it faces a lot of issues, it manages to still play like a very fun dungeon crawler. Some of these hiccups might even grow on the player, like the very strangely paced combat and proper use of controlling the monsters. The UI is ugly and could use some finesse.”

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Enrico Andreuccetti at Gamesource Italia

Feb 28, 2025 | Score 70

“Dreamcore is a title that manages to impress with its unique atmosphere and the courage to offer an experience that is different from the usual horror. The choice to abandon jumpscare in favor of a more subtle creepiness is undoubtedly successful, and the journey through liminal spaces is fascinating. However, the game could have dared more in giving depth to the environmental narrative and in providing more reading elements to those holding the pad. Although exploration is at the heart of the experience, the lack of more meaningful detail in the environments and the absence of a more defined progression system can make the player feel adrift. If you're intrigued by dreamlike atmospheres and fascinated by the idea of losing yourself in a world that defies the rules of reality, Dreamcore is definitely an experience worth trying, but if you're looking for a title that also offers a more structured narrative or greater interactivity, you may find the experience a bit limited.”

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Adrián Segura at Comunidad Xbox

Feb 3, 2025 | Score 79

“Dance of Cards is a title that poker fans will love, but that may also appeal to people who are not experienced with this card game. A very fun game, with a very intriguing story that will keep you glued to the controller for the 10 hours it lasts. The games are very intense and totally random, where nothing is ever decided.”

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Platon Peppas at Enternity.gr

Aug 12, 2025 | Score 50

“We didn't have a bad time with Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles Remaster. However, this is clearly due to nostalgia and the existence of couch co-op.”

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Travis Bruno at Capsule Computers

Jul 16, 2025 | Score 75

“Dead of Darkness channels classic survival horror yet carves its own identity with a twisty story and sharp design. Combat and puzzles are serviceable but dragged down by cheap insta-kills.”

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Roger Reichardt at The Gamerheads Podcast

Feb 16, 2025 | Score 75

“Worlds of Aria is best played with friends—this is where the game truly shines. At its core, the fun comes from selecting different decisions and debating them together. The writing embraces the silly and absurd, adding to the party game atmosphere. While much of a player’s success is left to chance with dice rolls, the game lacks a meaningful risk-and-reward system. Ultimately, Worlds of Aria feels like a series of laidback, tabletop one-shots. This game is a great fit for players who enjoy lighthearted, casual RPGs, but those looking for deep strategy may want to look elsewhere.”

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Thumb Culture Staff at Thumb Culture

Jan 29, 2025 | Score 80

“Overall I have to say that Rally Mechanic Simulator is a simple but also complex, relaxing sim. It could be just a bit more friendly to the more casual or lacking of knowledge player. But learning as you go brings an oddly satisfying overtone of gameplay. For this I award Rally Mechanic Simulator the Thumb Culture Golden Thumb Award!”