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  1. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · By Abbie Stone

    Mortal Shell 2 review: "The best Soulslike I've played since Elden Ring thanks to brilliant death-dealing toys and speedy combat" (opens the original)

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    Mortal Shell 2 is the most pleasant gaming surprise of the year. A more ambitious, accessible sequel that speeds things up and stuffs secrets and ideas in every corner of its beautiful open world. It doesn’t challenge the almighty Elden Ring’s throne – what does? – but it’s a terrific tribute act with plenty of its own merits, and the best Soulslike I've played since FromSoftware's latest. A little too easy to break the difficulty Nightfall mode makes navigation frustrating Why you can trust Gam

  2. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Abbie Stone

    Unspoken camaraderie can quickly turn into brutal backstabs in Soulslike extraction Mistfall Hunter, and I love it (opens the original)

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    Mistfall Hunter's big idea is to mix the Soulslike with the extraction shooter. And while it's not the game's only idea, it's pretty darn close. There's a tense and moreish experience to be had here, but one that currently struggles to stand out from its influences. Though I suppose having a user interface that's about as friendly as a swarm of angry wasps is one way to stand out… If your least-favorite part of Dark Souls was being able to lock onto your enemy, then boy is Mistfall Hunter the ga

  3. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Abbie Stone

    Doom: The Dark Ages' DLC pushes me to my FPS limits in the best ways, but its developers deserve better (opens the original)

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    The shield saw, the star of last year's Doom: The Dark Ages, was my favorite weapon in Doom's entire bloody history. Not content with just sticking a parry in Doom and going for lunch early, id Software instead delivered the world's deadliest beyblade. A merciless disc of death you could frisbee into a screaming demon, or boomerang through entire hordes. The slowest, most lumbering entry of the new-Doom trilogy also starred a 'shield bash' that sent you rushing across the battlefield and slammin

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