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Leo Faierman - Balatro Review: "The Next Great Deckbuilder Roguelite" - screenrant.com

Balatro Review: "The Next Great Deckbuilder Roguelite"

The next great deckbuilder roguelite doesn’t boast pretty hand-painted fantasy art or an epic story, just pixelated chips, cards, and threes-of-a-kind. Solo developer LocalThunk’s debut is, simply and on its face, an upgraded riff on video poker, but recontextualizes the familiar betting game as a roguelite scoring puzzle. Vulnerable to broken builds which produce compulsively satisfying feedback heretofore unknown to digital cards, is a spellbinding, time-engulfing abyss. It’s also one of the most accessibly elegant deckbuilders since first laid claims to the genre, and what it lacks in fluffy set design it more than makes up for in raw, mesmeric gameplay.

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Leo Faierman - An - Ultros Review: "An Utterly Original DMT-Infused Metroid Fever Dream" - screenrant.com

Ultros Review: "An Utterly Original DMT-Infused Metroid Fever Dream"

The Sarcophagus drifts through space, a thrumming celestial ark with a mysterious deity at its thunderous center. Fighting the creatures in Hadoque’s gorgeous debut feels recognizable in generalized metroidvania genre terms, but this eventually takes a backseat to a most unusual gameplay core: landscaping and nurturing the curious flora within the massive spacecraft. It’s a sizable twist in a genre which often prioritizes combat, but it’s a compelling and encompassing experiment; once the game’s intricate narrative and expectations become apparent, players may find that they don’t even need a sword to succeed.

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Leo Faierman - Palworld Preview: "For All Its Faults, It Teeters on the Edge of Early Greatness" - screenrant.com

Palworld Preview: "For All Its Faults, It Teeters on the Edge of Early Greatness"

is a colorful sample platter of proven ideas and concepts, a recipe which has already paid off in a big way for developer Pocketpair, Inc. That its recent preview-labeled release is even table-ready is a miracle in and of itself; this blend of survival gameplay, monster-collecting, base-management simulation, and somewhat cumbersome third-person action/exploration sabotages most expectations of coherence, even managing to squeeze in some decent 32-strong multiplayer netcode on top. It's a little frustrating, goofy, squeaky at the joints, and garishly constructed, but is still an indisputably fun hang in these early days.

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Leo Faierman - Last Of Us - The Last Of Us Part 2 Ending Explained (In Detail) - screenrant.com - city Seattle - county Santa Barbara

The Last Of Us Part 2 Ending Explained (In Detail)

Naughty Dog's is a devastating tale of parallel protagonists. Its inciting incident is a brutal torture sequence, and the game only spirals into more stomach-turning violence from there on. By the time reaches is unflinchingly bloody finale, it's difficult to feel as though something has actually been accomplished after experiencing a narrative that has only plummeted wildly into chaos. 's core tenet seems to be a warning that violence only begets violence, and the game's focus on insatiable revenge only leaves those involved with traumatic uncertainty.

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