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Gears of War: E-Day (Campaign) Review – Back in It (opens the original)
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It’s been a long wait for a new Gears of War game. Gears 5 arrived seven years ago, setting a new path forward for the franchise with some major swings, but since then, the franchise has been oddly dormant. Releases like strategy spinoff Gears Tactics, Gears 5 DLC Hivebusters, and a 2025 remaster of the first game have provided little doses of Gears here and there, sure, but a mainline release has been frustratingly elusive. Enter: Gears of War: E-Day, a prequel set 14 years before the events of
Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters Review – Sophomore Slump (opens the original)
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In a genre that has been dominated by simulation games striving for realism, 2020’s Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions felt like a welcome break from monotony with its high octane, gleefully ridiculous on-pitch action, even with notable flaws and rough edges. Six years later, Bandai Namco and developer Tamsoft have returned for a sequel- with largely similar results. Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters makes some changes here and there, with some notable gameplay improvements making for more e
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review – Master of the Blade (opens the original)
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For a long time, fans have been hoping to see Onimusha return to the limelight, and after a couple of remasters in recent years, the action samurai franchise has finally made its comeback with a brand-new instalment in the form of Onimusha: Way of the Sword and thankfully, it’s an entry that is well worth the long wait. It’s a tightly designed, challenging action title that reimagines and modernizes Onimusha in clever ways, while still keeping true to the series’ core identity, and avoiding over
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review – Taming the Beast (opens the original)
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With A Plague Tale: Innocence and its 2022 sequel Requiem, Asobo Studio crafted two of the finest narrative-driven single player titles of recent memory, delivering a deft blend of tight, linear gameplay and compelling storytelling. Naturally, you’d assume that with its third instalment, the series would stick to its established and successful formula. However, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy – a spinoff that serves as a prequel to Requiem – chooses to deviate from its predecessors’ tried and tr
Resonance: A Plague Tale Story Review – Taming the Beast (opens the original)
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With A Plague Tale: Innocence and its 2022 sequel Requiem, Asobo Studio crafted two of the finest narrative-driven single player titles of recent memory, delivering a deft blend of tight, linear gameplay and compelling storytelling. Naturally, you’d assume that with its third instalment, the series would stick to its established and successful formula. However, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy – a spinoff that serves as a prequel to Requiem – chooses to deviate from its predecessors’ tried and tr
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