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The decision to make Need for Speed always-online paired with bad AI hurts the experience of an otherwise descent street racing game.
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Just Cause 3 is Too Fun For its Own Good
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The Ascent that it deserves special notice. The Ascent is Neon Giant’s debut title and they knocked it out of the park. A stunning cyberpunk action RPG that isn’t too bloated with game systems and mechanics. It’s approachable and memorable, even if the narrative is not.
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