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Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is a phenomenal fighting game hampered by corporate meddling (opens the original)
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I adore Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls. Developer Arc System Works has put together a gloriously fun tag fighter that appeals to both casual and hardcore players — a balancing act few fighting games have managed to achieve. Unfortunately, I fear the PC version might cause the whole thing to come crashing down, and its myriad technical issues need to be addressed as soon as possible. Story episodes are charming and packed with gorgeous art A wonderful roster of Marvel heroes and villains Easy to pi
Curious about Nioh 3's Hell Rising DLC? We interviewed Team Ninja to learn all about it (opens the original)
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Nioh 3 is one of the best soulslike games I've played in quite some time, and now that I've completed and reviewed the new Hell Rising expansion, it's only gone up in my estimations. Hell Rising is an excellent start to Nioh 3's two-part downloadable content series, and I can't wait for its follow-up. Before playing Hell Rising for myself, though, I had the chance to interview key development staff at Team Ninja about the expansion — namely, game directors Masaki Fujita and Atsushi Takahashi as
Nioh 3: Hell Rising presents the best map in the game so far, and it might just be Team Ninja's finest DLC to date (opens the original)
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Nioh 3: Hell Rising is the first major content expansion for Team Ninja's 2026 soulslike. It doesn't completely reinvent the wheel, but the massive new map puts forth some of the most engaging and well-designed scenarios the series has seen to date. Reused bosses and eye-twitching late-game ambushes occasionally frustrate, but, if you loved the base game, Hell Rising won't disappoint. Hoko and Shield weapons are great additions Many other bosses are reused from the base game Some late-game ambus
Lies of P: Complete Edition is excellent on Nintendo Switch 2, packing solid performance and the excellent Overture expansion (opens the original)
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Lies of P: Complete Edition shows that the Switch 2 is a fantastic place to play this masterpiece soulslike for the first time.
After 20 hours with Lies of P: Complete Edition, this Switch 2 version of the incredible soulslike is my new favorite way to play (opens the original)
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By bundling the base game with the phenomenal Overture expansion, Lies of P: Complete Edition is the ideal way of playing this tremendous soulslike for the first time. There are some caveats, but performance on Switch 2 is largely solid, with multiple graphics settings available to choose from. Perfectly playable in both docked and handheld modes It's still the best soulslike game out there Quality-centered graphics modes need work You have to change graphics modes from the title screen Why you
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