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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's DLC Reminds Me Why I Fell In Love With The Franchise In The First Place Loving Indiana Jones has been a struggle the last few years, but Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and its DLC have turned it all around for me.

A somewhat rare, very personal piece from me. I've loved Indiana Jones since I was 9, and after some rocky years with the franchise, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and its DLC has reminded me why I've stuck by it regardless:

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Daemon x Machina: Titanic Scion Review Daemon x Machine: Titanic Scion is a marked improvement over its 2019 predecessor, though it isn't without its shortcomings on Nintendo Switch 2.

Daemon x Machina is so close to being the Iron Man sim we've been waiting for. But some shortcomings on Switch 2 really hold it back:
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Gears of War: Reloaded Review Gears of War: Reloaded offers a solid first impression for PlayStation newcomers, but not all of the 2006 classic holds up as well as we may remember.

Gears of War: Reloaded is a solid remaster of a remaster. But there are definitely some elements that might make it a jarring first impression:
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Sword of the Sea Review The latest title from the Abzu and Pathless developers, Sword of the Sea is a must-play meditative game that won't take up much of your time.

Sword of the Sea is an absolute must-play game, especially for anyone desperately looking to unwind during times of uncertainty:
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Silent Hill f Hands-On Preview: A Familiar But Fresh Fog Descends After a lengthy hiatus, the Silent Hill series is back with an all-new mainline entry, and Silent Hill f is shaping up to be a great return to form.

A few weeks ago I took a trip to Tokyo to play Silent Hill f for around 5 hours. So far, the game is feeling like a real return to form for the horror franchise, but it isn't without a few issues that need fixing before launch:

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Tales of the Shire Review A Lord of the Rings life-sim, Tales of the Shire tries to live up to its inherently great premise, but the Hobbit game falls short in a few ways.

I reviewed Tales of the Shire! It's a solid cozy game with some unfortunate shortcomings on the Switch:
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The dichotomy of being a true gamer

I reviewed Sloclap's new football game @playrematch.com , it's good, but it could definitely be better:
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The Nintendo Switch 2 Is Finally Letting Me Fill in a 22-Year Blindspot The Nintendo Switch 2 is a very impressive console, and it's spurring me on to return to a franchise I haven't touched in over 20 years.

We're sharing some more personal stories on the Game Rant features team, and my first one is all about returning to a Nintendo franchise I haven't touched in over 20 years:

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Interview: Team Clout Co-Founder Maxim Verehin Talks ILL's Development Journey and the Importance of Realism in Horror Game Rant recently spoke with Team Clout co-founder Maxim Verehin, who spoke all about ILL's ongoing development and realism's role in horror.

Recently I spoke with Team Clout co-founder Maxim Verehin about the team's upcoming game ILL, the other big horror game shown during Summer Game Fest:
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The fastest I have let FOMO get to me...