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NBA All-World, the Pokémon GO review for stars and stripes basketball lovers

In the NBA All-World analysis we discovered how Niantic tried to convert the Pokémon GO formula to attract basketball fans. […]

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Minecraft Story Mode: Season 2- Episode Two: Giant Consequences review

Losers gotta Lose. It's the rule. August is a busy month for the boys of Telltale, between the debut of the second season of Batman last August 8, and the third episode of Guardians of the Galaxy arriving next Tuesday could not miss a new appointment with Jesse […]

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Scars Above, the review of Mad Head Games' sci-fi action shooter

An expedition gone wrong, a hostile planet and plenty of deadly and creepy creatures in Mad Head Games' debut title - here's the Scars Above review. […]

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Shingeki no Kyojin Review: Humanity in Chains

In Japan, especially on portable consoles, there is a large influx of licensed titles based on the anime of the moment, while for us poor Westerners the offer is extremely low and restricted to the more well-known ones such as Dragon Ball, Naruto and One Piece […]

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Party Animals, the review of a beastly party game

Between legs and heads, we enter the animal world of Party Animals and we are ready to tell you everything in this review. […]

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Roots of Pacha, the review of the life simulator in the primitive world

Not just a farming simulator: Roots of Pacha, the game created by the small team at Soda Den, explores the ideas that shaped the beginnings of humanity. […]

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Mortal Kombat: Onslaught, the review of the game for iOS and Android based on the famous fighting game

The review of Mortal Kombat: Onslaught tells us about a game for iOS and Android that brings the ultraviolence of the new chapter for PC and console to mobile. […]

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Birth, the review of a macabre but big-hearted puzzle game

Developer Madison Karrh creates a short and simple puzzle-based adventure where the goal is to collect bones and organs to create a friend. […]

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Planet of Lana, the review of a science fiction cinematic adventure in a wonderful alien world

The Planet of Lana review tells us about the Wishfully studio that, in its first work, creates an artistically magnificent product and excellent gameplay. […]

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Lone Fungus, the review of the fungal metroidvania developed by one person

A mushroom with a mission: bring life back to its missing peers. Can he revive his lineage? After a year […]

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Tales of Arise: Beyond the Dawn, the review of a DLC out of time

Beyond the Dawn is a DLC that comes out two years after the base game: is it worth returning to the world of Tales of Arise or is it already a thing of the past? […]

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Hello Neighbor 2: the review of the return of the mysterious neighbor

After the success of the first chapter, Dynamic Pixels and Eerie Guest Studios embark on the path of the sequel: here is the review of Hello Neighbor 2. […]

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Persona 5 Royal Review - Politics, friendship and that future to hope for

Persona 5 Royal returns to tell the strength of rebellion and friendship Of all the mid-sized development houses, ATLUS it is perhaps the strangest one. It is the maximum expression of that eccentricity typical of Japanese developers which made a lot of […]

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Raiden IV x MIKADO remix: a review of the return of an iconic shoot 'em up from the 2000s

The review of one of the most iconic shoot 'em ups of the 2000s that debuts on PlayStation, Xbox and PC with a renewed column. […]

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Storyteller, the review of a very original puzzle game

Long-awaited for years, Daniel Benmergui's puzzle game comes to PC, mobile and Switch thanks to Annapurna - let's see how it fared in Storyteller's review. […]

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Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical, the review of the musical adventure of Grace and the Greek gods

The Summerfall Studios experiment generated great expectations, only partially satisfied in the final version of Stray Gods. […]

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Ravenbound, the review of the roguelike that meets the open world

In this review we will take you to discover Ravenbound, a permadeath roguelike set in an open world inspired by Scandinavian folklore. […]

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Daymare 1994: Sandcastle, the review of a horror and survival game that is scarier with the controller

The review of Daymare 1994: Sandcastle, a survival horror that if played with a mouse and keyboard is a good game, if played with a controller, nothing. […]

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Videoverse, the review of a visual story inspired by the first social networks

Created by indie developer Kinmoku, Videoverse explores themes of friendship, love, and cyberbullying in a touching and profound way. […]

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Star Ocean: The Second Story R, the review of an unmissable remake

The ill-fated tri-Ace series returns to the spotlight with a nostalgic and modern remake at the same time, Star Ocean: The Second Story R is a JRPG not to be missed. […]

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Cityscapes: Sim Builder, the review of a portable city builder

Apple Arcade also gets its classic-style portable city builder, or almost so, with this interesting revision of Cityscapes: Sim Builder. […]

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Synchronized: the review of a shooter with a lot of potential, but too many coins

Shooters like Synced that combine PvP and PvE well are rare, but the danger of microtransactions is always lurking. […]

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Amnesia: The Bunker, the review of a horror film that looks at the roots of the genre

The analysis of Amnesia: The Bunker, the new horror game from Frictional Games that searches the roots of the genre to terrify to the core. […]

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ONI: Road to be the Mightiest Oni, the review of an action game based on Japanese legends

KENEI DESIGN and SHUEISHA GAMES join forces to develop ONI: Road to be the Mightiest Oni, an action game with good basic ideas, but repetitive. […]

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Farmside, the review of a new villager simulation on Apple Arcade

Farmside comes to Apple Arcade, which as the title suggests harkens back to the tradition of stylized farming simulations. […]

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Hogwarts Legacy, the review of the best Harry Potter video game of all time

The Hogwarts Legacy review talks about a video game with a dual soul: the world created by Avalanche Software is a dream, but not perfect. […]

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Figment 2: Creed Valley, the review of Dusty and Piper's new adventure

In this review we tell you about the return to the human mind in Figment 2: Creed Valley, the second chapter of the work of Bedtime Digital Games. […]

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Escape: Melodies of Steel 2, the review

Two years after the first episode, CyberConnect2 once again shows its most unexpected weapon: let's find out which one in the review of Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2. […]

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Jagged Alliance 3, the revision of the game capable of returning shine to the series

The review of Jagged Alliance 3, a military strategy game capable of restoring the shine to a series that deserves to be rediscovered. […]

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Stone Story RPG, the review of an idle RPG in ASCII art

An idle RPG that is also a fascinating adventure built entirely in ASCII characters: let's discover this strange RPG from Stone Story. […]

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The Invincible, review of a retrofuturistic science fiction adventure based on a novel

La reseña de The Invincible, una nueva aventura de ciencia ficción retro-futurista basada en una novela polaca, que llega a PC, PS5 y Xbox Series […]

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Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed Review (PC)

Idea Factory International continues with its roundup of ports on Steam for PC gamers who love the saga of Hyperdimension Neptunia. After the three reboots of the main chapters, the time has finally come for the spin-offs of the brand to be released on Valve's […]

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Crime Boss: Rockay City, the review of the heist game with movie stars

Michael Madsen, Chuck Norris and Michael Rooker are some of the actors who appear in the new heist game from Ingame Studios: Crime Boss: Rockay City review. […]

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Persona 5 Tactica, the review of the turn-based strategy game inspired by the famous RPG

The review of Persona 5 Tactica, a successful strategic spin-off that sees the return of the Phantom Thieves. […]

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Tin Hearts: the review of the puzzle game between tin soldiers and with a heartbreaking story

In this review of Tin Hearts we will take you to discover Albert's life, divided between his family and his work as a master toymaker, in a bittersweet story. […]

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Endless Dungeon, the review of a good mix of genres

The review of Endless Dungeon, a good mix of genres that requires many hours of taming, but that gives a lot of satisfaction. […]

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WWE 2K23, the review of wrestling according to 2K

We spent several hours in the virtual wrestling rings and are ready to tell you what we thought in the WWE 2K23 review. […]

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Ski Challenge, the review of a portable ski game

Now, in the middle of winter, let's take a look at Ski Challenge, with the review of this small but interesting mobile ski game. […]

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Berserk and the Band of the Hawk review

In recent years, more and more manga-based titles are appearing in the western videogame market, after having been relegated to only Japan for years. This is also thanks to a simple but effective formula that players have begun to appreciate more and more: […]

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Oreshika Review: Tainted Bloodlines

With the global diffusion of the video game among more and more people, it is nothing new that sequences of titles that in past years have never landed in the West, violently snack between a triple A release and another. Fortunately, most of the time, the chapters […]

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TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3, the analysis of an official game always on the edge

TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3 is a motorcycle racing simulator that is about the amazing Isle of Man race that is really difficult. […]

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Asura's Wrath Review

CyberConnect2, in collaboration with Capcom, brings us to know the oriental divinities in one of the most anticipated and particular titles of 2012, the very bad and angry unreleased Asura's Wrath. So let's get carried away by anger and immediately start talking […]

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The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the game review that does Tobe Hooper's film justice

The review of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a game that finally manages to do justice to the 1974 horror film classic, despite being online. […]

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Full Void, the review of a game halfway between Another World and Limbo

The Full Void review tells us that OutOfTheBit Ltd's adventure whispers in the ears of the nostalgic, presenting a more than discreet product. […]

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Minecraft Legends, Mojang's RTS review

In this review we will tell you how the Minecraft universe is ready to expand thanks to Minecraft Legends, an RTS in which Creeper and Piglin face off. […]

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Deemo -Reborn- review: when mobile gaming lands on consoles

They were originally Android and iOS Deemo-Reborn- is the 3D remake for Playstation 4 published by Unties di Deemo, hugely popular ryhtm game developed in 2013 by Rayark GAMES for Android and iOS. In more recent times the title had already benefited from […]

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Tenebris Pictura, the review of a flawed but interesting action and puzzle adventure

Here's our review of Tenebris Pictura, an action-puzzle adventure that has a lot of problems but still manages to say something. […]

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Terra Nil, the review of a strategic game with an environmentalist background

We analyze Terra Nil, a management game for PC and mobile devices in which we must save the Earth from its greatest threat: man. […]

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Remnant: From the Ashes, the review of the Nintendo Switch version

Remnant: From the Ashes has arrived on Nintendo Switch and we had the opportunity to try it: here is our review of the soulful shooter adventure. […]

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Hello Kitty Island Adventure: The review of a life simulation with Hello Kitty

Between Hello Kitty and Animal Crossing, Hello Kitty Island Adventure immerses us in an alternative world designed for Sanrio characters. […]

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Toukiden Review: Kiwami

Last year, Toukiden: The Age of Demons surprised us for two different reasons: first, it made a niche genre such as the Hunting Game accessible to more or less all types of players, mimicking the progenitor of mom Capcom (Monster Hunter), secondly showed how […]

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The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, the review of the adventure in the world of The Lord of the Rings

The world of The Lord of the Rings returns to PC and console with an adventure that seems anything but a treasure: the review of The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. […]

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WW2 Rebuilder, the revision of the simulator that allows Europe to be rebuilt after the war

The review of WW2 Rebuilder, a simulator that for once puts us in the shoes of those who rebuild, instead of those who bomb. […]

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Static Shift Racing, the review of the "compact" open world racing game

Small Australian team Timbo Jimbo has brought a "compact" open-world racing experience to iOS and Android devices: Static Shift Racing Review. […]

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Digimon World: Next Order Review

Being a fan of Digimon in the West hasn't always been easy, especially when it comes to video games taken from the franchise, with various titles confined to Japan, thus leaving fans of overseas digital monsters dry-mouthed. However, things have changed recently, […]

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Afterimage, the review of a great metroidvania that comes from China

Here you have our review of Afterimage, a metroidvania that comes from China and offers a beautiful world completely drawn by hand. […]

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Saltsea Chronicles, the review of a group Odyssey in a post-apocalyptic world

The Danish team Die Gute Fabrik creates Saltsea Chronicles, a graphic adventure that is epoch-making in terms of the quality of the writing and the philosophy that underlies it. […]

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Decarnación, the review of a horror adventure between reality and nightmare

Dancer Gloria is at a turning point in her career: can she make her dream of achieving success come true? We discovered it in the Decarnación review. […]

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Meet Your Maker: the review of the new standard for all sandboxes

From the creators of Dead by Daylight here is Meet Your Maker, a title where creativity reigns and the action element is full of potential. […]

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EA SPORTS PGA TOUR, the review of a return to the fairway in style

After the Rory McIlroy PGA Tour misstep, Electronic Arts Golf returns to make fans dream with the EA SPORTS PGA TOUR. […]

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Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, analysis of the medieval sandbox

Our analysis of Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, the medieval sandbox that transforms us into kings and queens of a great kingdom. […]

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The murder of Sonic the Hedgehog, the review of an April Fool's Day joke much more serious than expected

Our review of The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog, a game born as an April Fool's Day joke that turns out to be much more serious than we expected. […]

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Trenches - World War 1 Horror Survival Game: the review of a horror that is not scary

The trenches are the perfect setting for haunting horror, and yet Trenches disappoints on almost every front, especially when it's supposed to be scary. […]

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Like a Dragon: Ishin!, la revision del remake del Yakuza nel Giappone feudale

Exactly nine years after the release of the original, the Yakuza spin-off set in feudal Japan returns with a remake: the review of Like a Dragon: Ishin! […]

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The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth review

There is no doubt that the Indie genre is full of small pearls that are more or less successful depending on the case, and some of them have even been able to revive videogame genres that were believed to have been lost for several years. Spelunky (2008), […]

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Romancelvania, the review of a Castlevania in which we have to find love

Combining the metroidvania with the dating simulation is the arduous mission of Romancelvania, which we analyze in this review. […]

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Teardown, the review of a game in which you destroy everything!

In the Teardown review, we find out how to win: you must plan, destroy and escape within the time limit, in a fully voxel environment. […]

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Xenoblade Chronicles 3: The Future Regained, la reseña del DLC final

The review of the last DLC of the Expansion Pass, A Future Regained, concludes the story of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, but also of the entire saga that began on Wii. […]

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Dragon Quest Treasures, the PC review of the Dragon Quest XI spin-off

The Dragon Quest XI spin-off also comes to PC: here is the review of the conversion of the title released on Switch in 2022, Dragon Quest Treasures. […]

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Ion Fury: Aftershock, the analysis of an expansion better than the base game

The review of Ion Fury: Aftershock, an expansion that improves the base game by working on the criticism received. […]

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Cut the Rope 3, the review of ZeptoLab's new puzzle game for Apple Arcade

Ten years after the last episode, ZeptoLab brings a new adventure of Om Nom and... his son to the Apple Arcade platform: Cut the Rope 3 review. […]

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Noob - The Factionless, the review of a game out of time

The review of Noob - The Factionless, a game out of time taken from a web series that few people in Italy will know about. […]

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Mortal Kombat 1: NetherRealm's Fighting Game Rebirth Review

After a kind of narrative reboot, Mortal Kombat returns to the field with many new features: here is the review of Mortal Kombat 1, the craziest fighting game in the series. […]

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Tomb Raider: Anniversary review

Some icons are simply too dying to be buried in the sand. The gaming medium has seen a large number of these rising stars, but - unfortunately - it has also allowed us gamers to see the decline of many of them. Someone will certainly have thought of the Crash […]

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F-Zero 99, the review of a hilarious return to the future

F-Zero once again graces the shores of video games, although not in the way we expected: in the F-Zero 99 review we tell you why you should give it a chance. […]

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Anvil: the review of a roguelike with potential, but little charisma

Anvil's review, a fun and fairly deep roguelike that lacks a bit of personality to stand out from the rest. […]

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WrestleQuest, the review of an RPG that pays tribute to wrestling legends

The myths and legends of wrestling come to life within WrestleQuest, a unique turn-based role-playing game that pays homage to the ancient tradition of the genre. […]

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Rayman Origins Review

Almost twenty years have passed (17 to be precise) since the release of the first, unforgettable and unforgotten, chapter of Ubisoft's eggplant man. After that first episode, Rayman left his two-dimensional world looking for luck, first returning to the market […]

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No More Heroes review: the beauty of boredom

Enough, I'm fed up with 2.0 reviews. Let's go back to those 1.0. The old fatigue of Suda51 No More Heros lands on Nintendo's flagship, the Switch, and shows itself in what everyone has called “a real act of love for the video game”. Before moving on […]

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Terminal Conflict Review: Between Cold War and Tutorial

The common gamer does not appreciate tutorials. When I was young (let's say about fifteen years ago), I remember that before inserting the CD in the Playstation, I spent a good hour going through the instruction booklet. And by "booklet" I mean that paper […]

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Sixth Anniversary Review

OPTC, sixth anniversary of a best seller A "six" here, a museum artwork over there and lots of confetti to celebrate the sixth anniversary of One Piece Treasure Cruise. Six birthdays, each time celebrated bigger than the first - this year the celebrations […]

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Baldur's Gate 3: the review of Larian's extraordinary role-playing game

After getting lost for dozens of hours in the gigantic world of Baldur's Gate 3, in our review we tell you about Larian's ambitious RPG. […]

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Akka Arrh, the review of Jeff Minter's last journey

The review of Akka Arrh, the latest crazy psychedelic trip from Jeff Minter, who still doesn't want to betray himself and hit the mark. […]

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Ghost of Tsushima | Review, the way of the Ghost

When I think back to my first contact with Ghost of Tsushima I am reminded of the various posts and tweets from the development team sucker Punch, which illustrated the great enthusiasm that the trips to the real Tsushima had aroused in everyone working on the […]

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Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles, the review of two unpublished classics

NIS bundles the two Rhapsody sequels that have never been released from Japan into one package: was it worth the twenty-plus year wait? Our review. […]

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Warhammer 40.000: Darktide, the review for Xbox Series

One year after launching on PC, Fatshark's thrilling co-op action finally comes to Xbox Series In the absence […]

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Nuclear War Simulator, the review of a tool to simulate a nuclear war

The review of Nuclear War Simulator, a tool to simulate what would happen in the event of a nuclear war, through various scenarios. […]

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Inazuma Eleven Strikers Review

Mark, Axel and Jude are ready to drag us back to the Raimon football field. With Inazuma Eleven Strikers, Level 5 presents us with a different title, completely excluding the RPG part and the plot of the portable chapters, presenting us instead a football game […]

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Akiba's Trip Review: Undead & Undressed

2014 was certainly the year in which PlayStationVita saw the arrival of several Japanese videogame exponents, from niche games to visual novels, up to jrpg and strategic games: the PlayStation laptop certainly managed to entertain the enthusiast of Japanese […]

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Mighty DOOM, the revision of the single-control shooter based on the classic id Software

Hell also invades iOS and Android devices with the debut of the single-control shooter based on the great id Software classic: the Mighty DOOM revision. […]

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30XX, the review of an attempt to evolve the Mega Man series that Capcom never made

The review of 30XX, a game that tries to evolve the Mega Man formula by risking more than Capcom. At a […]

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Jurassic World Evolution 2: Prehistoric Marine Species Pack, the aquatic pack review

Jurassic World Evolution 2 has expanded further with the arrival of the Prehistoric Marine Species Pack, which finally brings aquatic species. […]

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One Piece Odyssey, the JRPG review by Bandai Namco and ILCA dedicated to Oda's masterpiece

After years of waiting, a JRPG dedicated to One Piece, Odyssey, finally arrives, but will it be a work worthy of the manga from which it is inspired or are we facing the usual collection? […]

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The Last of Us Part 1, the review of the PC version for the PlayStation exclusive

A journey of hope, a hostile environment, a deadly challenge: we are talking about The Last of Us Part 1 review for PC. About the review, not about the game. […]

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Robocop: Rogue City, the review of Teyon's incredible shooter

We reviewed Robocop: Rogue City, a rough but very unique FPS dedicated to the steel cop, with much more heart than we expected. […]

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EA Sports WRC: Codemasters' long-awaited return to the dirt road

Codemasters returns to develop a rally game after its acquisition by Electronic Arts; Will EA Sports WRC be the heir to Dirt Rally 2.0? […]

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Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection, the review of a long-awaited compilation

Capcom takes us back to the Mega Man RPG universe with a compilation full of titles and extra content that we play in the Nintendo Switch version. […]

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Dr. Fetus Mean Meat Machine, the review of a game full of fun and madness

Dr. Fetus Mean Meat Machine has come to us, with all its load of fun and madness: this is what we think of it in our review. […]

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Astro's Playroom review: the first game for Dualsense

The Next-Gen is finally a reality, despite the not irresistible launch of Ps5 and Series X. The pandemic has hit companies hard, apparently reducing the stocks of new consoles at launch and, above all, delaying the development of many launch titles. I understand […]

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The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Chapter 2: Retribution, the review of a survival game with zombies

After the semi-failure of Meta Quest 2, the survival horror based on the brand conceived by Robert Kirkman returns in excellent form to PlayStation VR 2. […]

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Perfect Grind, the review of the skate game between Tony Hawk and Jet Set Radio

A tiny development team, shaded graphics reminiscent of the classics and settings to indulge yourself in: the Perfect Grind review. […]

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Tales of Symphonia Remastered, the analysis of the new edition for Switch, PlayStation and Xbox

Bandai Namco offers Tales of Symphonia Remastered on Switch, PlayStation and Xbox, but something is missing compared to last time... […]

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Jusant, the review of an ascension that never reaches the top

Here you have our review of Jusant, the new NO NOD game in which we have to climb, but in which we never manage to reach the top. […]

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Inazuma Eleven 3 Review: Ogre Attack!

Last September we told you about the third chapter of Inazuma Eleven, the Level 5 Football RPG that expands the world of Mark Evans and his companions with each release. On February 14th, the young Japanese champions will return to the field again with the […]

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System Shock, the review of the remake of one of the fathers of the immersive sims

The review of the remake of System Shock by Nightdive Studios, one of the games that founded the immersive simulation genre. […]

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Ultimate Draft Soccer, the review of the new gestural soccer game from First Touch Games

After the two episodes of Score!, First Touch Games once again proposes its gestural formula with some tweaks and an official license: the review of Ultimate Draft Soccer. […]

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Planet Zoo: Arid Animal Pack, the review of the package that will fill your zoo with sand

The review of Planet Zoo: Arid Animal Pack, the new DLC for the zoo-themed management software that adds new animals and enriches an in-game biome. […]

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Jet Dragon, the review of a management racing game about dragons

The Grezzo team presents a strange racing game with management elements, centered on dragons and flying riders: we will find out in the Jet Dragon review. […]

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Megadimension Neptunia VII Review

It's been six years (five on European soil) since JRPG enthusiasts got acquainted with Neptune and the other beautiful CPUs of GamIndustri. With six main chapters behind them (the original trilogy on PlayStation 3, and the reboot on PlayStation Vita) and three […]

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Teslagrad 2, the review of an electromagnetic puzzle platformer

The review of Teslagrad 2, a platform puzzle game set in a fascinating world that flows at high speed. […]

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Virtuaverse Review and the reactionary Cyberpunk

Virtuaverse's review, which talks about the future glorifying the past without having understood the meaning of Cyberpunk We have been witnessing, for a year now, an extreme polarization of the market. Ever since CD Projekt Red showed the world the first […]

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Valiant Hearts: Coming Home, the review of an unexpected return to the Great War

Ubisoft takes us back to the tragic atmosphere of the First World War with Valiant Hearts Coming Home: let's get excited again in the review. […]

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Undawn, the analysis of the new F2P survival MMO for iOS and Android

Driven by the I Am Legend-style Will Smith trailer, Tencent's new survival game is slow and rough like the zombies that populate it: Undawn review. […]

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Mobile Suit Gundam UC Engage, based on Gundam

The Gundams of each era are the protagonists of a new strategic RPG with gacha elements, which pushes us to collect robots. […]

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Dave the Diver, the review of the hit game of the moment

Dave the Diver achieved great success on Steam in this hot summer of 2023 - here's our review, explaining why. […]

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Small Radios Big Televisions Review

In recent years, with the proliferation of independent titles, it is not uncommon to find games developed by One Man Team in digital stores, gifted guys who develop practically all their work on their own. In the past we have seen Dust: An Elysian Tail, which […]

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Stranded: Alien Dawn, the survival management game review that analyzes different genres

The review of Stranded: Alien Dawn, a survival management game that analyzes different genres to try to say something new. […]

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Backfirewall: the review of a wonderful game but only for English speakers

The review of Backfirewall, a game full of technological humor and fun puzzles but that only English speakers can appreciate. […]

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Road 96 Mile 0, the review of the prequel to the acclaimed road adventure

DigixArt returns to Petria to tell the stories of Zoe and Kaito, two teenagers already known to fans of the French studio's works. […]

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The last worker, the review of a satirical and dystopian adventure

The Last Worker is a dystopian narrative adventure but not so far from our reality. We tested it for PlayStation VR2. […]

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Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai, the review of the long-awaited Square Enix spinoff

The review of Infinity Strash: Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai, a perfect game for those who intend to follow the path of the Hero. […]

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Forza Horizon 5 Rally Adventure, the analysis of the new Playground Games racing expansion

The Forza Horizon 5 Rally Adventure review takes us to Sierra Nueva, an unprecedented region of Mexico where people live on mud, tires, and fossil fuels. […]

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King of the Castle, the multiplayer review that will put you in the shoes of a king

Are you willing to bear the weight of the crown on your head? If the answer is yes, the King of the Castle review is for you. […]

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Arena Breakout, the review of the Escape from Tarkov-style mobile shooter

Big maps, lots of opponents and precious loot to extract in the new Escape from Tarkov-style shooter produced by Tencent: Arena Breakout review. […]

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Resident Evil 4, the review of Capcom's long-awaited remake

The analysis of Resident Evil 4, the ambitious Remake with which Capcom wants to further improve a timeless masterpiece. […]

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Ghost of Tsushima review, review or cultural appropriation?

Could an American studio develop such a Japanese game? And I can really write a review of Ghost of Tsushima, I European white male? That ofcultural appropriation it's a specter that has hovered over entertainment for unsuspecting times. But in a period […]

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Mato Anomalies, review based on private investigators and demon hunters

In the review of Mato Anomalies we talk about a very fascinating and ambitious title, but also with obvious problems. […]

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The Survivalists | Review: monkey sees, monkey does

Team 17, authors of countless successful indie games, is back on top PC, PS4, Xbox One e Nintendo Switch with The Survivalists, a mix between a survival game and a management game. The particularity? We will have control of an increasingly large army of monkeys, […]

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Minecraft review: Story Mode Episode Seven - Access Denied

A little over a month ago we went back up Minecraft: Story Mode, after the surprise announcement of three more episodes that extended the adventures of Jesse and the Order of the Stone by taking them on a journey to the Multiverse. After an episode you are […]

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Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, the review of the worthy heir to Jet Set Radio

Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, a platform based on skateboarding and graffiti, is appreciated for its aesthetics and level design, despite some small flaws: the review. […]

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What the Bat: the review of the crazy video game for PS VR, Meta and Steam VR

What the Bat is pure joy and is an example of the great potential of VR: rarely have we laughed so much at a video game. […]

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Detroit Become Human and Me, Robot review: never break the rules of robotics

This review - comparison between Detroit Become Human and Io, Robot is the result of a collaboration with DLCompare, who kindly provided us with the review code.For more information on the service and our ethical purchasing guidelines, refer to the dedicated […]

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Pro Cycling Manager 2023: The manager review for true fans

Digital cycling has never been as multifaceted and competitive as in Pro Cycling Manager 2023, but perhaps the developers got a little out of hand. […]

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Ridiculous Fishing EX: the review of a welcome return, perhaps not too necessary

Ridiculous Fishing EX is a modernized version of the mobile classic Vlambeer, available exclusively on Apple Arcade – here's the review. […]

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COCOON, the review of a puzzle adventure between worlds of elegant perfection

In the Cocoon review we see how Jeppe Carlsen's brilliant ideas take players on a unique journey that lives in the dance between different worlds. […]

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BlazBlue Review: Continuum Shift II

Before Capcom breathed new life into the 2D fighting game genre with the excellent Street Fighter IV in 2009, Arc System Works remained for over 10 years one of the few houses to focus on this genre with the splendid Guilty Gear series, born on PSX and later […]

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Dead Island 2: the review of a sequel that we have been waiting for for more than twelve years

Welcome to Hell-A, or Dead Island 2 according to Dambuster Studios, where movie stars no longer shine, but zombies can be torn apart. […]

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Lone Survivor review: The Director's Cut

Wii U's gaming offering became noticeably more attractive over the course of 2014, thanks to the release of titles such as Bayonetta 2, and promises to be further enriched in 2015 thanks to exclusives such as Splatoon. However, attention should also be paid […]

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Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy, the review of a game that plays it safe and does not disappoint

Here's our review of Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy, a puzzle platformer that plays it safe with a proven formula that doesn't disappoint. […]

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Super Mega Baseball 4, the review of a sports game between arcade and simulation

Let's see our review of Super Mega Baseball 4, a sports game that fuses the arcade style and a more simulative one, satisfying more types of players. […]

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Moonring, the meaningless review of a free game out of time

The Moonring review won't try to sell you on the game since it's free, but just tell you how we imagine it was created. […]

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Gord, the strategic review of the authors of The Witcher and Frostpunk

Gord's Overhaul, a new and original strategy created by some former members of the development teams that followed The Witcher and Frostpunk. […]

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Metroid Prime Remastered, the analysis of the long-awaited return of Samus Aran to Nintendo Switch

The review of Metroid Prime Remastered, a remake of the 2002 Retro Studios classic, which surprisingly came to Switch after the last Nintendo Direct. […]

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The Crew Motorfest, the analysis of Ubisoft's new open world driving game

Clearly inspired by Forza Horizon, the review of The Crew Motorfest, the latest episode of Ubisoft's open-world racing game series, takes us to Hawaii. […]

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Ghostrunner 2: the first-person cyberpunk platformer review for PS5, PC and Xbox

The Ghostrunner 2 review tells us how the game is a lesson in how to make a sequel: you take everything good from the first chapter and perfect it. […]

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Crymachina, the review of a shojo action role-playing game with science fiction elements

FuRyu returns to the field with its new product, Crymachina, this time offering a more complete structure than usual. Let's see how the review went. […]

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LocoRoco 2 Remastered review

The sequel to the pucciosissimo PSP title has now arrived on PlayStation 4 in a totally remastered form. Get ready to hum the soundtrack. Surprisingly - but not so much - last E3 2017 saw the announcement of LocoRoco 2 Remastered, after the first chapter had […]

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Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider, the review of another great look at JoyMasher's past

Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider review, another celebration of JoyMasher's past, looking at Shinobi and Mega Man. […]

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Fate/Samurai Remnant: the review of a good anime in musou format

Facing large groups of enemies with swords is always satisfying and in Fate/Samurai Remnant there is also a nice story to accompany you: the review. […]

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The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo, the review of a disturbing and surreal point and click adventure

Surrounded by giant chickens, one-legged women, and sulking satyrs, can Mr. Coo put all his pieces back together? Let's find out in the review. […]

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Pharaoh: A New Era, the review of the return of a classic in a successful remake

The review of Pharaoh: A New Era, the remake of a classic city builder that manages to recover the spirit of the original. […]

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Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo, the review of a disturbing interactive story

Let's get a closer look at Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo in this review, which turns out to be a potential sleeper hit. […]

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Super Cat Tales: PAWS, the revision of an (almost) classic platform game for smartphones

Who said that the classic platforms have disappeared? The review of Super Cat Tales: PAWS tells us about a game that fully reflects the tradition of the genre. […]

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Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores, the analysis of the exclusive expansion for PS5

We spent as much time judging Burning Shores: the first Horizon Forbidden West expansion available exclusively on PS5. […]

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Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, the review of the expansion of CD Projekt's action RPG

The time has come to take stock of Phantom Liberty, the Cyberpunk 2077 expansion that CD Projekt has been working on for the last three years. Here is the review. […]

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Darkest Dungeon 2, the review of the game that shows the most fragile side of adventurers

The analysis of Darkest Dungeon 2, a roguelike for PC and consoles that puts us in the shoes of a team of adventurers always on the verge of madness. […]

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CONVERGENCE: A story of League of Legends, the review of the new Riot Games center

The CONVERGENCE: A League of Legends Story review talks about a solid platformer that will take you across the rooftops and sewers of Zaun, Piltover's rival city. […]

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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, the review of the "23rd World Tournament" DLC

The new Dragon Ball: Kakarot DLC takes us back in time, to the time of the Tenkaichi Tournament that connects Goku's childhood with the Z anime series. […]

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Kona 2 Brume: the review of a horror adventure immersed in frost

The review of Kona 2 Brume, a horror adventure immersed in the cold that transports us to a nightmare Canada, between murders and exploitation. […]

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Pikmin 3 Deluxe | Nintendo Switch video game review

On October 26, the Pikmin brand turned 19 years old, not a few if you consider that the series consists of only 3 games, plus a spin-off published on Nintendo 3DS. If, moreover, we take into consideration that since 2013 there has been no more information regarding […]

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Forza Motorsport, the analysis of Microsoft's latest driving game

Forza Motorsport for the Xbox series La Forza Motorsport Review, Turn 10's latest effort for Xbox, is one […]

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Bud Spencer & Terence Hill - Slaps and Beans 2, review of a sequel full of slaps

The Slaps and Beans 2 review reconfirms all the Trinity Team's love for the legendary adventures of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill. […]

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Sorcery Review! Part 4: The Crown of Kings

Churning out four titles in just under 4 years, the new masters of interactive storytelling loom finally close the cycle of adventures of the Analander with the expected Sorcery! Part 4: The Crown of Kings. Based on the homonymous series of game books written […]

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LEGO 2K Drive, the review of the new racing game to build (and destroy)

In the LEGO 2K Drive review we explain how Danish bricks and vehicles that shoot at full speed coexist in an open world […]

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Laya's Horizon, the review of the adventure on the wings of the wind for iOS and Android

Free to download for Netflix subscribers, Snowman's new title reinvents the joy of flying on iOS and Android: Laya's Horizon review. […]

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WRC 4 FIA World Rally Championship review

One year after the good WRC 3 team of Milestone returns to the office with a new iteration of its rally franchise, strong as always of the official license of the FIA World Rally Championship. The designated platforms are, like last year, PlayStation 3, Xbox […]

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Omniheroes, the review of an idle gacha RPG with many "waifus"

Let's take a look at Omniheroes in this review, which looks at an idle RPG focused on Valkyries, cards, and strategy, as well as waifus. […]

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Pikmin 4, the review of the colorful real-time strategy game for Nintendo Switch

Our analysis of Pikmin 4, undoubtedly the longest and most substantial game in the series, but also the least bucolic of this colorful Nintendo series. […]

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Pizza Tower, the review of a whimsical return of the 2D platform game

The review of Pizza Tower, a platform game inspired by Wario Land where we will run and destroy everything to save Peppino's pizzeria. […]

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F1 23, the review of the official Formula 1 video game signed by Codemasters

Let's revisit the coveted destinations of the Formula 1 circuits in our analysis of F1 23, the official video game dedicated to the premier category of motorsport. […]

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Paradise Killer | Review, postcards from Paradise Island

Tourists and investigators at the same time: these are the roles that you will be called to cover within Paradise Killer. In this original interpretation of the investigative visual novel genre you will have to solve a murder case not only by questioning the main […]

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WarioWare: Move It!, the analysis of the crazy collection of microgames for Switch

After Get It Together, Mario's enemy returns to Nintendo Switch with WarioWare: Move It! Our impressions in the review. […]

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Lords of the Fallen: the review of Hexworks' ambitious and crazy soulslike

As ambitious as it is reckless, Lords of the Fallen is a soullike that challenges many of the genre's current canons by brilliantly reexploring its roots. […]

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Rusted Moss: the review of the post-apocalyptic metroidvania twin-stick shooter

Rusted Moss is a Metroidvania that's also a twin-stick shooter, has a grappling hook, and forces you to rethink everything you know about combat and platforming. […]

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Kingdom of Amalur: Re-Reckoning | Nintendo Switch version review

Last September it landed on Xbox One, PS4 and PC Kingdom of Amalur Re-Reckoning, updated and refined edition of what it most likely is one of the most underrated action-RPGs of the last decade. A launch that allowed many to discover for the first time the magical […]

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The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, the review of the tarot and witches game by Devolver Digital

The review of The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, a deck-building experience with a strong narrative traction, set on the edge of the cosmos. […]

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Mighty Quest: Rogue Palace, the review of Ubisoft's roguelike for Netflix users

The latest fruit of the collaboration between Ubisoft and Netflix arrives today on iOS and Android devices: here is our review of Mighty Quest: Rogue Palace. […]

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Pikmin 1+2 HD, any excuse is good to return to the role of Captain Olimar

What does it feel like to find, in a single package, two strategic actors with twenty years of experience? We tell you about it in the review of Pikmin 1+2 HD for Switch. […]

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ILoveRetro The whole story of Streets of Rage

The history of Streets of Rage is littered with incredible successes and failures Streets of Rage - a story of urban violenceStreets of Rage 2 perfectionStreets of Rage 3 - The black sheep of the familyStreets of Rage - canceled chapters and fan love2020: […]

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Review Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings

Making sequels is never easy, but what if every game in a trilogy is better than its predecessor? The answer comes from Gust, who with Atelier Lydie & Suelle it closes at its best what turned out to be one of his best sagas dedicated to alchemy. In the […]

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Counter-Strike 2, the review of the shooter that inaugurates a new era for competitive FPS

The review of Counter-Strike 2, the successor to the best FPS of all time, is born from the update of the Source 2 engine of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. […]

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Immortals of Aveum, the review of Ascendente Studios' magical shooter

From the creative director of Dead Space and Call of Duty comes a magic-based shooter ready to surprise you: the review of Immortals of Aveum. […]

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Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon, our review

After the triumph of the third Bayonetta, the developers at PlatinumGames surprise everyone with a spinoff about the origins of the witch. Here is the review. […]

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Sid Meier's Railroads! The review of a "Tycoon" classic in iOS format

Almost 20 years after its original release, Sid Meier's Railways! […]

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Aliens: Dark Descent, the review of the strategy game based on the film saga

The controversial relationship between Xenomorphs and video games has given rise to an XCOM-style strategy game, ruthless but full of atmosphere: the review of Aliens: Dark Descent. […]

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The last case of Benedict Fox, the review of a horror metroidvania that does not meet expectations

Fascinating on paper, The Last Case of Benedict Fox's review tells us that Plot Twist's gameplay could have used more polish. […]

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Diablo 4, the review of Blizzard's long-awaited action role-playing game

Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, el análisis del regreso de la paleta rosa en Switch

The Making of Karateka, the review of the work that shows how to tell the classics

Planet Zoo: Tropical Pack, the review of the expansion full of monkeys

NBA All-World, the Pokémon GO review for stars and stripes basketball lovers

Minecraft Story Mode: Season 2- Episode Two: Giant Consequences review

Scars Above, the review of Mad Head Games' sci-fi action shooter

Shingeki no Kyojin Review: Humanity in Chains

Party Animals, the review of a beastly party game

Roots of Pacha, the review of the life simulator in the primitive world

Mortal Kombat: Onslaught, the review of the game for iOS and Android based on the famous fighting game

Birth, the review of a macabre but big-hearted puzzle game

Planet of Lana, the review of a science fiction cinematic adventure in a wonderful alien world

Lone Fungus, the review of the fungal metroidvania developed by one person

Tales of Arise: Beyond the Dawn, the review of a DLC out of time

Hello Neighbor 2: the review of the return of the mysterious neighbor

Persona 5 Royal Review - Politics, friendship and that future to hope for

Raiden IV x MIKADO remix: a review of the return of an iconic shoot 'em up from the 2000s

Storyteller, the review of a very original puzzle game

Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical, the review of the musical adventure of Grace and the Greek gods

Ravenbound, the review of the roguelike that meets the open world

Daymare 1994: Sandcastle, the review of a horror and survival game that is scarier with the controller

Videoverse, the review of a visual story inspired by the first social networks

Star Ocean: The Second Story R, ​​the review of an unmissable remake

Cityscapes: Sim Builder, the review of a portable city builder

Synchronized: the review of a shooter with a lot of potential, but too many coins

Amnesia: The Bunker, the review of a horror film that looks at the roots of the genre

ONI: Road to be the Mightiest Oni, the review of an action game based on Japanese legends

Farmside, the review of a new villager simulation on Apple Arcade

Hogwarts Legacy, the review of the best Harry Potter video game of all time

Figment 2: Creed Valley, the review of Dusty and Piper's new adventure

Escape: Melodies of Steel 2, the review

Jagged Alliance 3, the revision of the game capable of returning shine to the series

Stone Story RPG, the review of an idle RPG in ASCII art

The Invincible, review of a retrofuturistic science fiction adventure based on a novel

Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed Review (PC)

Crime Boss: Rockay City, the review of the heist game with movie stars

Persona 5 Tactica, the review of the turn-based strategy game inspired by the famous RPG

Tin Hearts: the review of the puzzle game between tin soldiers and with a heartbreaking story

Endless Dungeon, the review of a good mix of genres

WWE 2K23, the review of wrestling according to 2K

Ski Challenge, the review of a portable ski game

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk review

Oreshika Review: Tainted Bloodlines

TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 3, the analysis of an official game always on the edge

Asura's Wrath Review

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the game review that does Tobe Hooper's film justice

Full Void, the review of a game halfway between Another World and Limbo

Minecraft Legends, Mojang's RTS review

Deemo -Reborn- review: when mobile gaming lands on consoles

Tenebris Pictura, the review of a flawed but interesting action and puzzle adventure

Terra Nil, the review of a strategic game with an environmentalist background

Remnant: From the Ashes, the review of the Nintendo Switch version

Hello Kitty Island Adventure: The review of a life simulation with Hello Kitty

Toukiden Review: Kiwami

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, the review of the adventure in the world of The Lord of the Rings

WW2 Rebuilder, the revision of the simulator that allows Europe to be rebuilt after the war

Static Shift Racing, the review of the "compact" open world racing game

Digimon World: Next Order Review

Afterimage, the review of a great metroidvania that comes from China

Saltsea Chronicles, the review of a group Odyssey in a post-apocalyptic world

Decarnación, the review of a horror adventure between reality and nightmare

Meet Your Maker: the review of the new standard for all sandboxes

EA SPORTS PGA TOUR, the review of a return to the fairway in style

Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, analysis of the medieval sandbox

The murder of Sonic the Hedgehog, the review of an April Fool's Day joke much more serious than expected

Trenches - World War 1 Horror Survival Game: the review of a horror that is not scary

Like a Dragon: Ishin!, la revision del remake del Yakuza nel Giappone feudale

The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth review

Romancelvania, the review of a Castlevania in which we have to find love

Teardown, the review of a game in which you destroy everything!

Xenoblade Chronicles 3: The Future Regained, la reseña del DLC final

Dragon Quest Treasures, the PC review of the Dragon Quest XI spin-off

Ion Fury: Aftershock, the analysis of an expansion better than the base game

Cut the Rope 3, the review of ZeptoLab's new puzzle game for Apple Arcade

Noob - The Factionless, the review of a game out of time

Mortal Kombat 1: NetherRealm's Fighting Game Rebirth Review

Tomb Raider: Anniversary review

F-Zero 99, the review of a hilarious return to the future

Star Ocean: The Second Story R, the review of an unmissable remake