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  1. Fracked

    PS4 · Chris Reed · Oct 29, 2021

    The best thing about Fracked is how it keeps pulling you along, giving you new things to do every few minutes. It’s so effective I only really noticed that the enemy AI and variety is lackluster when several of the shootouts toward the end went on for too long. But it works well in small doses, and aside from that, I particularly liked the climbing sections and environmental puzzles. It comes in hot, delivers its VR action charms, and ends before wearing out its welcome.
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    7.0
  2. Disciples: Liberation

    PC · Jon Bolding · Oct 29, 2021

    Disciples: Liberation struggles against itself. It contains a rich world and high-stakes story that are coupled with fun and varied tactical combat, but this RPG feels destined for cult status, especially among those who didn't know they wanted this particular blend of genres. Despite its epic length, it’s a game that feels like the start of something bigger, and I had enough fun that I'd at least try a sequel.
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    7.0
  3. JARS

    Switch · Stefano Castelli · Oct 29, 2021

    Un tower-defense leggero caratterizzato da uno stile grafico simpatico e da una struttura elementare, incapace però di offrire qualcosa che lo caratterizzi davvero a livello di gameplay.
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    6.8
  4. Inscryption

    PC · Tom Marks · Oct 28, 2021

    Inscryption is a surprising and delightful meta-twist on the digital card games that have exploded in recent years. Its unsettling story is the perfect vehicle for its ever-evolving mechanics, which constantly keep the simple but entertaining card game at its heart fresh. It’s a wonderfully strange game, but Inscryption is truly excellent because it’s also a genuinely fun one – and like Pony Island before it, you should probably go in knowing as little as possible.
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    9.0
  5. Mario Party Superstars

    Switch · Mitchell Saltzman · Oct 28, 2021

    Mario Party Superstars is an amalgamation of some of the best boards, minigames, mechanics, and quality of life improvements from the whole series, resulting in the best Mario Party has been in a very long time.
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    8.0
  6. Mario Party Superstars

    Switch · Biagio Etna · Oct 28, 2021

    Mario Party Superstars, con tutti i suoi limiti, resta un'istituzione incrollabile. Svecchiare un po' il ritmo dei tabelloni, tuttavia, è certamente la prossima priorità di Nintendo.
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    8.0
  7. Mario Party Superstars

    Switch · André Henriques · Oct 28, 2021

    Mario Party Superstars reformula muito do conteúdo que ajudou a moldar a série, que já conta com mais de 10 iterações, introduzindo funcionalidades há muito pedidas pelos fãs, como modo o online e a possibilidade de poderem jogar em modo portátil. Estas decisões formulam um jogo com inúmeros pormenores para apreciar, mas que o limita ao tentar apelar a todos. Ainda assim, este é um título essencial para todos aqueles que procuram um Party Game para encontros em família e amigos, compilando alguns dos melhores e mais divertidos minijogos de sempre da série.
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    7.0
  8. Mario Party Superstars

    Switch · David Oña · Oct 28, 2021

    Un nuevo Mario Party siempre es una buena noticia para todo aquel que guste de unas partidas en casa en compañía de los amigos. Por lo que, como viene siendo habitual, la diversión está garantizada. Pero esta entrega desprende un grado de dejadez que la aleja, demasiado, de la última iteración de la franquicia. Su valor queda sujeto a las ganas que tengáis de reencontraros con los minijuegos que trae de vuelta. Como conjunto, la anterior entrega está muy por encima.
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    6.0
  9. Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water

    PC, PS5, Series X|S, PS4, Switch · David Oña · Oct 28, 2021

    Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water está de vuelta. Eso ya es una buena noticia, y pese a que no se trata de la mejor entrega de la saga, lo he disfrutado como un enano. Sigue conservando la autenticidad de la franquicia, lo que lo convierte en una opción más que válida para todo aquel que quiera acercarse a un survival horror algo diferente que cuenta con un enfoque propio, pero que a la vez sabe a clásico.
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    7.0
  10. Life is Strange: True Colors Wavelengths

    PS5 · Davide Mancini · Oct 27, 2021

    Wavelenghts condensa in un episodio speciale aggiuntivo tutta la ricerca di empatia e calore di True Colors.
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    8.0