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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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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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Redfall, the review of the disappointing Microsoft exclusive developed by Arkane

Here you have the analysis of Redfall, Arkane Austin's open-world shooter that comes exclusively to Xbox Series X|S and PC without leaving a mark. […]

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Gylt, the review of the perfect starting point to get started in horror games

Can a horror movie be suitable for a young audience? Gylt's review tells us that the game tries, presenting itself as a watered down version of Silent Hill. […]

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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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Summon Quest, the review of a semi-automatic action RPG

Apple Arcade offers us another interpretation of the free-to-play "auto-shooter" action RPG, but this time the execution is remarkable. […]

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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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Crash Heads, the review of the Clash Royale-style fantasy shooter

What happens if you mix the structure of Clash Royale and the shooter mechanics of Gun & Dungeons? Find the answer in the Crash Heads review. […]

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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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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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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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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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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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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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Rogue Spirit, the review of a roguelike in which you possess the bodies of enemies

The review of Rogue Spirit, a roguelike set in feudal Japan where you possess the bodies of enemies to progress. […]

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Dust & Neon, the review of the two-control roguelite shooter for Netflix users

Western setting, twin stick shooter mechanics and roguelite structure are the ingredients of the new title for Netflix users: the review of Dust & Neon. […]

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

In the review we discover the Deluxe features of Kirby's Return to Dream Land, originally released for Wii in 2011 and developed by HAL Laboratory. […]

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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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Agatha Christie - Murder on the Orient Express, the review of a game that goes beyond the novel

The review of Agatha Christie - Murder on the Orient Express, a video game based on the novel by the British writer that however goes beyond the original work. […]

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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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Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, the analysis of FromSoftware's latest work

We analyze Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, the long-awaited return of one of FromSoftware's historic series on PC, PlayStation and Xbox. […]

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Tomodachi Life Review

Last June 6th it finally landed in the West Tomodachi Life, the very special "life simulator" made in Nintendo which has been discussed so much in recent months, either because of the incredible sales success in Japan, or because of the controversy over the […]

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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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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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Minecraft Story Mode: Season 2- Episode Five: Above and Beyond review

There are two kind of friends: good ones and bad ones. What kind of friend are you, Jesse? Everything that has a beginning inevitably also has an end, and the same can be said, this time without surprises of additional episodes, for Jesse's adventure in the […]

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Secret Files 3 for Nintendo Switch | Review

When we see new conversions of graphic adventures arrive on Nintendo Switch, we can not help but rejoice. Especially if you are a lover of the genre, given that the Nintendo console lends itself particularly well to the immortal genre of point-and-click, born on […]

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The Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-earth, review of the strategy game for iOS and Android

A year after the announcement, the strategy game inspired by Tolkien's novels arrives on iOS and Android: the review of The Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-earth. […]

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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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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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Myth: Gods of Asgard, the Hades clone review for iOS and Android

The review of Myth: Gods of Asgard talks about a game that returns to the App Store and Google Play after a long absence, perhaps because of its resemblance to Hades. […]

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Laika: Aged Through Blood the review of one of the best metroidvanias of the year

With a perfect mix of action, exploration, narrative and music, Laika: Aged Through Blood is a title capable of entertaining and moving. […]

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

Now that we've cleared up the game's ending, we're really ready to give our opinion on Diablo 4 in the review of Blizzard's long-awaited RPG. […]

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EA Sports UFC 5, the review of the new MMA simulator from Electronic Arts

More realistic, multifaceted and spectacular, the MMA simulator produced by Electronic Arts returns with a new edition: here is the review of EA Sports UFC 5. […]

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En Garde!, the review of a simple and fun action game

Let's see our review of En Garde!, an action game with a very simple structure, that doesn't last too long and is fun at all times. […]

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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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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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Meeple Station | Review

Meeple Station is an indie game by Vox Games, a small Australian SH that, in just over a year, has managed to bring its product from the Early Access to the definitive phase, through a constant and massive development path. The game, I can say without fear of being […]

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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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Dune: Spice Wars, the review of the 4X real-time strategy game set on Arrakis

The review of Dune: Spice Wars, a real-time strategy game with 4X elements set on Arrakis, that does many things well, but gets some things wrong. […]

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Wargroove 2, the review of a bigger and juicier new chapter

Finally we spent a few hours with Wargroove 2, the sequel to the splendid 2019 strategy game, which returns in a new, bigger and juicier chapter. […]

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Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan, the review of the platform role-playing game loosely inspired by Undertale

Choosing the path of nonviolence is possible and in Rainbow Billy you can defeat your opponents by talking to them and understanding their problems. […]

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Star Wars: Hunters, the analysis of the new free-to-play competitive multiplayer

The review of Star Wars: Hunters, the new free competitive multiplayer produced by Zynga and currently in "soft" launch also in Italy. […]

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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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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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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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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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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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Sherlock Holmes The Awakened, the review of a remake that knows what to change

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened is a remake that picks up on the 2006 adventures but changes just the right details to offer a significantly better experience. […]

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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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Football Manager 2024, la review del manager de Sports Interactive

The analysis of Football Manager 2024, the new manager from Sports Interactive that acts as a connecting chapter before the great revolution next year. […]

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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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SpongeBob: The Cosmic Shake, the analysis of a new platform adventure

SpongeBob SquarePants relaunches the classic 3D platform adventure with SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake, which we analyze in this review. […]

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Dead Space, the review of the long-awaited Electronic Arts remake

The review of Dead Space Remake, Electronic Arts' transposition of one of the most loved and played horror games of all time. […]

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Quake 2, the Remaster review

The review of Quake 2, a remastered edition that adds a lot of value to the original title and is worth playing again. […]

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Atomic Heart: Annihilation Instinct, the review of the first DLC

Atomic Heart's first DLC, Annihilation Instinct, is very disappointing, highlighting the flaws found in the original adventure and introducing nothing. […]

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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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Anna's Quest Review

After taking us to the desolate planet of Deponia, following the bizarre adventures of Rufus, and catapulted into a dreamlike past with Memoria, Daedalic Entertainment it changes course again, and presents an adventure that flows before our eyes like a fairy […]

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The Great War: Western Front, the review of an interesting real-time strategy game about the First World War

Here you have the analysis of The Great War: Western Front, the strategic game set during the First World War that allows us to manage trench warfare. […]

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PathCraft: the review of a virtual reality puzzle game reminiscent of Lemmings

PathCraft is a virtual reality puzzle game that is as cute as it is bizarre: we tell you about it in our analysis of Meta Quest 2. […]

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Rune Factory 3 Special, the analysis of a long-awaited return to the Nintendo DS era

In the Rune Factory 3 Special review we reconstruct the harmony between humans and monsters, ten years after that first time on Nintendo DS. […]

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Colossal Cave, the review of Roberta and Ken Williams' return to the gaming scene

The review of Colossal Cave, the game that marks the return of two icons like Roberta and Ken Williams to the video game industry. […]

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DC Justice League: Cosmic Chaos, analysis of a perfect game for children and cooperatives

Here you have our review of DC Justice League: Cosmic Chaos, a game designed for the little ones and for those who want to play in cooperative mode. […]

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Tour de France 2023: the review of the new Grande Boucle simulator

The Tour de France 2023 review tells us that the game does an excellent job of digitally transposing the atmosphere of the Grande Boucle. […]

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Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition, the review of an unexpected return

The review of Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition speaks of an experience that is still pleasant after 15 years, but that should be modernized. […]

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Resident Evil 4: the review of the PC version of Capcom's horror

We present a review focused on the technical and performance aspects of the PC version of Resident Evil 4, the remake of Capcom's horror film. […]

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Cypher 007, the review of a mobile game about James Bond

After years, 007 returns to video games with a very interesting mobile adaptation: let's discover this new Cypher 007 exclusively on Apple Arcade. […]

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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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Cities Skylines 2 – The Next Generation City Builder Review

The Cities Skylines 2 review tells us how, now that a next-generation city builder has arrived, we can finally uninstall Cities Skylines. […]

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God of Rock: the review of the hybrid between Street Fighter and Guitar Hero

The combination seems impossible, but Modus Studios has managed to combine a fighting game with a rhythm game: we discovered it in the God of Rock review. […]

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Wartales, the review of a role-playing game that pretends to be a role-playing game

The review of Wartales, a role-playing game that tries to give the player the freedom to develop their party however they want, in a realistic world. […]

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Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg, the review of the remake of the first chapter

The review of Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg, the first ever adventure of the franchise, which after twenty-five years has had a new look... but little else. […]

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Octopath Traveler 2, the review of a great sequel

The Octopath Traveler 2 review tells us that the game has improved in almost everything, but if you didn't like the first one, will this change your mind? […]

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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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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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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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Timberman: The Big Adventure, the revision of a classic platform game for mobile platforms

With Timberman: The Big Adventure we return to the basics of platforming, between jumps, coins and secret passages: we discovered it in the review. […]

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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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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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Vampire Survivors: We tried the cooperative mode

We had the opportunity to try Vampire Survivors' cooperative mode, which multiplies the chaos for up to four simultaneous players. […]

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Tomb Raider Reloaded, the review of the single-stick shooter with Lara Croft

Lara Croft returns to iOS and Android devices with a different look than usual, that of a cartoon single-stick shooter: Tomb Raider Reloaded review. […]

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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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NHL 24, the review: a step forward, but not yet a masterpiece

The review of NHL 24 talks about an excellent, fun and well-packaged game, but it suffers from the same malady that affects almost all annual games. […]

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The Gray Man, a review of a disturbing journey into the mind of a serial killer

The Gray Man review says that Richard Haraším's graphic horror adventure has good ideas, but its message is very problematic. […]

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Bravery and Greed, the analysis of a game that mixes DnD and roguelikes

The Bravery and Greed review talks about procedurally generated dungeon crawlers, paladins, mage thieves and amazons who will collaborate and betray each other. […]

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Hi-Fi Rush, the analysis of the surprising Microsoft exclusive developed by Tango Gameworks

The review of Hi-Fi Rush, the stylish musical action for Xbox and PC that came out of nowhere during Microsoft's Developer_Direct. […]

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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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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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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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Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways, we review the long-awaited DLC starring Ada Wong

The final piece of the Resident Evil 4 remake has finally arrived, but will it live up to the hype? We review the Separate Paths DLC. […]

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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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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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Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew, the review of Mimimi's most accomplished work

The review of Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew, a real-time tactical strategy game that represents the pinnacle of the genre. […]

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Everhood Review: A Journey to Enlightenment

Are you sure you want to know the truth? It is difficult for me to write this Everhood review. It's hard because I'm not used to feeling so surprised and involved. I love video games, seriously, but in this sea of content it is difficult to find that […]

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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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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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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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I didn't buy this ticket, the review of a surreal horror adventure focused on grief

The protagonist of I Didn't Buy This Ticket, Candelaria, is paid to mourn the dead at funerals; A mysterious bus forces her to confront her past. […]

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Honkai: Star Rail, the review of the heir to Genshin Impact

The Honkai: Star Rail review says that it would be one of the best turn-based RPGs in recent years if it weren't for its monetization system. […]

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Yum Yum Cookstar | Review – If you miss Cooking Mama…

I make a bet: at least once in your life, whether you are adults, children or teenagers, you have played Cooking Mama. Whether it was during a Christmas lunch on your cousin's Nintendo DS, under an umbrella on the beach or on your smartphone in the latest mobile […]

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Puzzle Bobble Everybubble!, the review of the colorful return of the bubble-shooting dragons

In the Puzzle Bobble Everybubble review! We explain why the series has not aged a day and is now ready to offer new and interesting forms. […]

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

The review of Planet Zoo: Tropical Pack, the new expansion to Frontier Developments' zoo management software that adds monkeys and other animals. […]

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Ravenlok, the review of a fairy tale adventure inspired by Alice in Wonderland

We have finally entered the strange Wonderland of Ravenlok, let's see what this adventure adventure is like in its review. […]

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Final Fantasy 15: War for Eos, the review of a city-building RPG with Noctis and companions

Square Enix returns to the mobile sector with Final Fantasy 15: War for Eos, another spin-off that has very little to do with the JRPG. […]

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Flashback 2, the review we never wanted to write

The review of Flashback 2, the one we never wanted to write, of a title that we hoped would be better than it seemed. […]

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WarioWare Gold Review- Who doesn't die sees himself

Forget fixed console chapters, because the king of mini-games is back. Wario and his clique of associates last single-handedly appearance was in 2013, on the Nintendo Wii U, with the ill-fated Game & Wario. In almost ten years of Nintendo 3DS, WarioWare […]

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Super Bomberman R 2, the review of an explosive chapter full of new features

In the review of Super Bomberman R 2 nothing is lost between alien children, level editors and many game modes never seen before. […]

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SWORD ART ONLINE Last Recollection, the review of the long-awaited sequel to Alicization Lycoris

The long-awaited last battle for the Underworld awaits you in the SWORD ART ONLINE Last Recollection review for PC, PlayStation and Xbox. […]

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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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Blanc: The Hand-Drawn Cooperative Puzzle Game Review

Blanc combines the narrative of a fairy tale with the art style of a graphic novel, but its magic is often interrupted by technical problems and frustrating puzzles. […]

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The Last Clockwinder: Review of the best puzzle for PS VR2

The Last Clockwinder is one of the best virtual reality puzzle adventures out there. You can also find it among the PS VR2 launch titles. […]

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Atomic Heart, the Soviet Union-style revision of Bioshock

The debut team at Mundfish creates an FPS perfectly capable of entertaining, despite being a product that is far from perfect. […]

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Synapse: analysis of an FPS for PS VR2 with excellent telekinesis

Synapse is one of the best experiences currently available on PS VR2 because it takes full advantage of its most innovative features like eye tracking. […]

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What the Car?, the review of a crazy "driving" game

Let's see what happens if you add legs, rockets and bears to a car in the review of What the Car? an absurd new game from Apple Arcade. […]

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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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Harry Potter: Discover the Magic, the review of the mobile game that takes us to Hogwarts

The great popularity of the Wizarding World has long demanded a mobile game capable of enhancing it, and here it is: the review of Harry Potter: Discover the Magic. […]

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Cassette Beasts, the review of a game that is anything but a Pokémon clone

The review of Cassette Beasts, a monster taming title in which the Arthurian cycle and the supernatural make the collectible creatures unique. […]

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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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Harmony: The Fall of Reverie, the review of Don't Nod's most mature and focused work

Let's see our analysis of Harmony: The Fall of Reverie, the most mature and focused work ever made by the well-known developer Don't Nod […]

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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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Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed (PS4) review

Just a few months ago, in October, we were holding the western version of Akiba's Trip: Undead & Undressed, controversial series of Acquire which debuted for the first time in English on PS Vita e PlayStation 3, with the promise of a next-gen version […]

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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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The Expanse: A Telltale Series, the review of Telltale's narrative adventure

We played all five episodes of The Expanse: A Telltale Series and accompanied Drummer on his adventure: we tell you about it in this review. […]

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Gunbrella, the review of the original umbrella action platform

A man seeking revenge, an umbrella-shaped rifle and a threat that transcends human limits: this and more in the Gunbrella review. […]

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Theatrhythm: Final Bar Line, the review of a great comeback

Theatrhythm: Final Bar Line is a triumph of music, colors and fun for fans of Square Enix role-playing games. But for everyone else? […]

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Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On!, Game Freak's Portable Horse Racing Review

Straight from the crazy Japanese scene comes a mix between solitaire and horse racing: let's check out the review of Pocket Card Jockey: Ride On! […]

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Dordogne, the review of a French narrative adventure painted in watercolor

Mimi reconstructs her childhood by traveling between the past and the present, but her adventures on the banks of the Dordogne are less surprising than we expected. […]

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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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Layers of Fear, the review of the remake collection of the Bloober Team horror series

The review of Layers of Fear, a remake collection of the horror series launched by Bloober Team, the development studio of the remake of Silent Hill 2. […]

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Payday: Crime War, the review of the Starbreeze heist game in mobile version

After soft launching four years ago and cancellation, Starbreeze Studios' heist game returns to iOS and Android: Payday: Crime War review. […]

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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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Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged, the review of the new driving game with toy cars

After the success of the first episode, the Milestone toy car driving game returns faster than ever: the review of Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged. […]

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Nour: Play With Your Food, the review of the interactive experience based entirely on food

In the Nour: Play With Your Food review we explore twenty levels, each based on food and dishes to manipulate, compact, place and set on fire. […]

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Company of Heroes 3, the review of a strategy game that is as exciting as an action game

After a ten-year wait, one of the most important strategies of the 3s returns: here is the Company of Heroes XNUMX review. […]

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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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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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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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Rayman 3 HD review

It was back in 2003 when the third chapter of one of the most famous Ubisoft protagonists of all time arrived on all the consoles of the generation: Rayman, the hero without arms or legs. Almost ten years after the original release, Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc returns […]

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Demeo: The VR Tabletop Dungeon Crawler Review

Demeo's review tells us that the title manages to recreate in VR the excitement of playing a board game between D&D and Magic The Gathering with friends. […]

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Soccer Manager 2024, the review of the new soccer manager for iOS and Android

In the Soccer Manager 2024 review we see Invincibles Studio bringing the new edition of its now Football Manager to iOS and Android devices. […]

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Oddworld Soulstorm | Review of the Switch version

Telling the story behind the rise, fall and recent comeback of the boys of Oddworld Inhabitants would be a gargantuan undertaking, and one that deserves a dedicated editorial. What matters right now is that after the success of Oddworld New 'n' Tasty, the famous […]

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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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Pirate's Boom Boom, the review of a black and white pirate shooter

Pirate's Boom Boom recovers the simple and carefree spirit of classic mobile games in a shooter with a very original look. […]

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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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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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Devolver Tumble Time, the review of the puzzle game with the characters of Devolver

Devolver Digital, the publisher with a sense of humor, has created a simple puzzle game for iOS and Android: Devolver Tumble Time review. […]

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Everspace 2, the revision of Rockfish's space epic

The review of Everspace 2, the space shooter that abandons the roguelike genre to transform into a space epic. […]

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Captain Tsubasa: Rise of the New Champions | Review: a huge wasted opportunity

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of the New Champions he had managed to create an aura of great interest, great expectations and obviously deep nostalgia around him right from the start. On the other hand, Holly & Benji, has been among the most loved anime ever, not only […]

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Mars First Logistics, the review of a game for creative and patient people set on Mars

Here you have our review of Mars First Logistics, a game that combines typical LEGO creativity and the need to move packages like in Death Stranding. […]

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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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Gargoyles Remastered, the revision of a classic that deserved better

The review of Gargoyles Remastered, a Mega Drive video game unknown to many that lives on contemporary platforms. […]

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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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The Talos Principle 2, the review of an exceptional philosophical adventure

The review of The Talos Principle 2, an exceptional philosophical adventure that continues where its predecessor left off. […]

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Disney Infinity 3.0 Review - Finding Dory Play Set

Life teaches us that sooner or later everything ends, be it these series of success or ignoble creations, and sometimes it is not enough to produce quality products to be able to continue on one's path. The announcement of the closure of Avalanche and the consequent […]

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Ultimate Sackboy, the review of the endless runner based on LittleBigPlanet

PlayStation's mobile strategy is slow, so why not add some speed with an endless runner? Here is the Ultimate Sackboy review. […]

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Persona 3 Portable, the revision of the RPG that changed the Atlus series

The review of Persona 3 Portable, the RPG that changed the Atlus series and that returns in a remastered version and completely in Spanish. […]

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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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Vampire Survivors: Tides of the Foscari, the review of the second DLC of the cult poncle game

The review of Vampire Survivors: Tides of the Foscari, the new expansion of the cult poncle title, which adds a large amount of new content. […]

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Inazuma Eleven GO Light / Shadow review

In 2011, while the first television season of the anime of Inazuma Eleven and the title of the same name made its debut on the DS in retirement, in Japan the football series of Level 5 reached its fourth chapter, starting a new trilogy: Inazuma Eleven GO. After […]

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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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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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Japanese Rural Life Adventure, the review of a relaxing rural adventure

Apple Arcade offers its inevitable sandbox adventure in a rural setting with the excellent Japanese Rural Life Adventure. […]

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Mini Tennis: Perfect Smash, the pocket arcade tennis review

An arcade tennis game for mobile platforms is always good news, so let's see the review of Mini Tennis: Perfect Smash. […]

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Exoprimal, la reseña del shooter cooperativo de dinosaurios de Capcom

Dinosaur crisis? No, not exactly: Capcom's new title is full of dinosaurs, but it is a cooperative shooter: here is the review of Exoprimal. […]

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Stray Blade, the review of an open-word soul with very great aspirations

The review of Stray Blade, an open-world adventure with RPG elements that was inspired by the soulslike universe to shape its action personality. […]

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Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society - Review of an RPG with a puppet army

Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society arrives in Europe, a role-playing game in which you explore dungeons, find treasures and build an army of... puppets. […]

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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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Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, el repaso de la nueva acción del Team Ninja

Tras decenas de horas repasamos Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, la esperada acción del Team Ninja ambientada en la China de los Tres Reinos. […]

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Secret Invasion, the review of the first episode of the new Marvel Studios miniseries

A Marvel Studios miniseries starring Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury begins on Disney+: our review of the pilot episode of Secret Invasion. […]

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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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Disney Illusion Island, the review of the metroidvania with Mickey Mouse

The review of Disney Illusion Island, the Disney-style metroidvania for the whole family, to play alone or in company. […]

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Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Video Game 6, the analysis of the new Milestone title between mud and acrobatics

Milestone returns with the series dedicated to the American supercross championship: here is our review of Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 6. […]

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Viking Rise, the analysis of the new strategy from the authors of Lords Mobile

Reinforced by a very successful launch on iOS and Android, the new strategy from the authors of Lords Mobile takes us towards Valhalla: Viking Rise review. […]

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Forza Customs, the review of the strange mobile spin-off of Forza Motorsport

The analysis of Forza Customs, the new mobile game from Hutch Games that uses the Forza Motorsport license to involve us in frenetic... puzzle challenges. […]

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Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge - Dimension Shellshock, the review of the new DLC

Tribute Games has decided to offer owners of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge a new experience: here is the review of Dimension Shellshock. […]

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Kartrider: Drift, the review of Nexon's free Mario Kart emulator

Nexon relaunches its kart racing series with Kartrider: Drift, an arcade racing game for the whole family: we will find out in the review. […]

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9 Years of Shadows, the review of a (almost) metroidvania that comes from Mexico

The review of 9 Years of Shadows, a side-scrolling action game that comes from Mexico and tries to offer its own version of metroidvania. […]

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NBA 2K24, the analysis of a great basketball game divided into 2

NBA 2K24 hits the market and with it comes a load of controversy: the best basketball game ever created or a title with microtransactions that are too intrusive? […]

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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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Naruto X Boruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections, the review of the new Bandai Namco tie-in

Almost eight years after the last chapter, Masashi Kishimoto's work returns with an unpublished story: the review of Naruto X Boruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections. […]

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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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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. […]

Analysis and Review

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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Minecraft: Story Mode Episode Six - A Portal to Mystery review

It seemed to have ended in March, the episodic adventure of Telltale set in the prolific universe of Minecraft, when with a surprise announcement three other episodes were reconfirmed that would have shown new events and deeds of Jesse and his companions. Three […]

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Dead Space, the review of the PC version of the survival horror remake

The remake of Dead Space turns out to be a sophisticated game, but also demanding on PC: the price to pay for the best version. […]

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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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The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria, the review of the survival game set in the Lord of the Rings universe

Say "friends" and enter the review of The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria, a fascinating survival game focused on the exploration of the lost kingdom of the dwarves. […]

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Viewfinder, the review of the puzzle game that plays with the perspective of the observer

Detective Pikachu Returns, the review of the police story with Pokémon

Cities: VR - Enhanced Edition, the revision of the city builder for PlayStation VR 2

Tin Can: a review of space survival aboard an escape capsule

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

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

Redfall, the review of the disappointing Microsoft exclusive developed by Arkane

Gylt, the review of the perfect starting point to get started in horror games

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

Summon Quest, the review of a semi-automatic action RPG

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

Crash Heads, the review of the Clash Royale-style fantasy shooter

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

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

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

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

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

ILoveRetro The whole story of Streets of Rage

Rogue Spirit, the review of a roguelike in which you possess the bodies of enemies

Dust & Neon, the review of the two-control roguelite shooter for Netflix users

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

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

Agatha Christie - Murder on the Orient Express, the review of a game that goes beyond the novel

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

Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon, the analysis of FromSoftware's latest work

Tomodachi Life Review

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

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

Minecraft Story Mode: Season 2- Episode Five: Above and Beyond review

Secret Files 3 for Nintendo Switch | Review

The Lord of the Rings: Heroes of Middle-earth, review of the strategy game for iOS and Android

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

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

Myth: Gods of Asgard, the Hades clone review for iOS and Android

Laika: Aged Through Blood the review of one of the best metroidvanias of the year

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

EA Sports UFC 5, the review of the new MMA simulator from Electronic Arts

En Garde!, the review of a simple and fun action game

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

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

Meeple Station | Review

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

Dune: Spice Wars, the review of the 4X real-time strategy game set on Arrakis

Wargroove 2, the review of a bigger and juicier new chapter

Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan, the review of the platform role-playing game loosely inspired by Undertale

Star Wars: Hunters, the analysis of the new free-to-play competitive multiplayer

Oreshika Review: Tainted Bloodlines

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

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

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

Toukiden Review: Kiwami

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened, the review of a remake that knows what to change

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

Football Manager 2024, la review del manager de Sports Interactive

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

SpongeBob: The Cosmic Shake, the analysis of a new platform adventure

Dead Space, the review of the long-awaited Electronic Arts remake

Quake 2, the Remaster review

Atomic Heart: Annihilation Instinct, the review of the first DLC

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

Anna's Quest Review

The Great War: Western Front, the review of an interesting real-time strategy game about the First World War

PathCraft: the review of a virtual reality puzzle game reminiscent of Lemmings

Rune Factory 3 Special, the analysis of a long-awaited return to the Nintendo DS era

Colossal Cave, the review of Roberta and Ken Williams' return to the gaming scene

DC Justice League: Cosmic Chaos, analysis of a perfect game for children and cooperatives

Tour de France 2023: the review of the new Grande Boucle simulator

Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes - Definitive Edition, the review of an unexpected return

Resident Evil 4: the review of the PC version of Capcom's horror

Cypher 007, the review of a mobile game about James Bond

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

Cities Skylines 2 – The Next Generation City Builder Review

God of Rock: the review of the hybrid between Street Fighter and Guitar Hero

Wartales, the review of a role-playing game that pretends to be a role-playing game

Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg, the review of the remake of the first chapter

Octopath Traveler 2, the review of a great sequel

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

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

Escape: Melodies of Steel 2, the review

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