Game Title: Splatoon 3
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Publisher: Nintendo
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OpenCritic - 84 average - 97% recommended - 36 reviews
Ars Technica - Sam Machkovech - Unscored
Similarly, boss battles feel woefully undertested and suffer from agonizing spikes of challenge and confusion. There’s also an overworld aspect of spending in-game money to unlock new paths, though many of the unlocks don’t actually lead to new levels; instead, they only dole out cosmetics used to decorate a “locker” interface that is tucked into the very back corner of a single multiplayer lobby. (Decorating your tiny Splatoon 3 locker is perhaps the utter opposite of trimming a bonsai tree; the act of putting objects into your virtual locker is a nightmare of physics collisions and red Xs …
Game Title: Steelrising
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Developer: Spiders
Publisher: Nacon
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OpenCritic - 70 average - 48% recommended - 23 reviews
ACG - Jeremy Penter - Buy
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Bazimag - Sina Golabzade - Persian - 7 / 10
Steelrising is a practical and mostly enjoyable souls-like title with enough of a new and innovative setting and art style to be worth checking out but it is an all-around different experience compared to older Spiders’ games which could be a little disappointing for some of their older fans.
Cultured Vultures - Thorne Stone - 8 / 10
Steelrising is a unique soulslike with its own identity and aesthetic, powered by strong characters and great art direction. It doesn’t push the envelope on any other …