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  1. F1 22

    Series X|S · Luke Reilly · Jul 01, 2022

    With its typically deep and rich career mode and its usual class-leading spectrum of assists and difficulty options, F1 22 maintains this series’ run as the most fully-featured and accessible reproduction of a single modern motorsport on the market – and long-awaited tweaks to some of its most reused elements haven’t gone unnoticed, either. It’s not quite as bold as F1 2021, though, and the footwear-and-furniture-focussed F1 Life mode really isn’t a patch to cover the lack of last year’s ambitious story mode.
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    8.0
  2. F1 22

    PC · Luke Reilly · Jul 01, 2022

    F1 22 mantiene la racha de esta saga como el simulador de deportes de motor más completo y accesible del mercado, pero el nuevo y llamativo modo F1 Life parece en gran medida inútil.
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    8.0
  3. Yurukill: The Calumniation Games

    PC, PS5, PS4, Switch · Alessandra Borgonovo · Jul 01, 2022

    Un valido mix tra investigativo visual novel e shoot' em up, con una storia accattivante in grado di catturare fino alla fine,
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    8.0
  4. Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course

    PC · Mitchell Saltzman · Jun 30, 2022

    Cuphead made me feel more good and more bad than any other game I’ve played in the last several years. I swore, laughed, and hollered with delight. I hated it (and my own fingers) for long stretches but, having finished, I realise that’s more or less the point – I emerged from all that pain smiling. Rather than simply offering the player what they want, Cuphead makes them earn that right – the rewards, if you can hack the tests, are absolutely worth it. Cuphead is incredible for more than just its looks. But before you dive in, make sure you actually want a game that plays like this, and not just a game that looks like this.
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    9.0
  5. Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course

    PC, Xbox One, Switch · Alessandra Borgonovo · Jun 30, 2022

    Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course è una nuova avventura che introduce un personaggio inedito, boss originali e sfide accattivanti per un risultato ottimo.
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    8.5
  6. DNF Duel

    PC, PS5, PS4 · Ronny Barrier · Jun 29, 2022

    Based on characters of the blockbuster Dungeon&Fighter franchise, DNF Duel (Dungeon&Fighter Duel) is a 2D fighting game which uses developer Arc System Works' amazing 2D/3D technology to bring anime visuals to life in one-on-one fighting combat.
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    8.0
  7. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak

    PC · Tom Marks · Jun 29, 2022

    Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is a relatively simple expansion, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t a whole lot of fun. The new and returning monsters and locales are all top notch and the renewed grind is one I’m excited to spend lots more time in. That said, Sunbreak isn’t nearly as substantial or surprising as Iceborne was for Monster Hunter World, lacking fresh ideas beyond clever AI followers that are restricted to single-player hunts, and even abandoning Rampage quests without really trying to fill the gap their absence has left.
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    7.0
  8. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak

    PC, Switch · Aekonimi · Jun 29, 2022

    Un DLC aux allures de nouveaux jeu qui ravira les nouveaux fans pour son accessibilité et les anciens pour son challenge arrivé au End-Game.
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    9.0
  9. F1 22

    PS5 · Gonçalo Taborda · Jun 29, 2022

    EA Sports F1 22 marca o regresso da franquia da Codemasters, desta com um cunho muito mais vincado da EA.
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    8.0
  10. OUTRIDERS WORLDSLAYER

    PC · Travis Northup · Jun 28, 2022

    Outriders Worldslayer is an enjoyable but unambitious expansion that improves the endgame while falling short in many of the same areas as the base game before it. The story is still pretty lackluster, most boss fights are irritating slogs, and even with the added endgame grind there isn’t a ton of content to chew on, but most of what’s been added is at least a ton of fun.
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    7.0