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Bayonetta (Wii U) review

In 2010 the ex-Clover Studio, led by Hideki Kamiya and "abandoned" by Capcom, re-proposed itself to the public with the name of Platinum Games, bringing the controversial Madworld to Wii and to Xbox 360 and PS3 (with a port that is actually quite lame) Bayonetta, […]

Katamari Damacy REROLL | Review, roll on consoles

"Okay Mr. Sunshine!" and it is immediately magic. Katamari Damacy it's one of those immortal games that we really don't care about if it's a nostalgia operation: there is always room to roll and collect everything on the face of the Earth. AND Katamari Damacy Reroll […]

Fortnite review

In a market where the competition - on the shooter front - is as fierce as ever, Epic Games tries to offer its alternative on the shelf that varies the formula a bit. In short, try to propose Fortnite. The scene, when it comes to products rated at Player versus […]

Fruit Ninja Kinect 2 review

Halbrick Studios is undoubtedly one of the teams that has benefited most from the phenomenon of mobile gaming, managing to reach the favor of the general public thanks to titles such as Monster Dash, Jetpack Joyride and the various versions of Fruit Ninja. […]

Wasteland 3, Colorado in the palm of your hand | Review

Wasteland 3 is an impressive title, a work so full of content that it leaves you speechless. What InXile Entertainment has made is something out of scale, something that requires dozens and dozens of hours of play to barely scratch the surface. Level […]

Yooka-Laylee Review

The good old platformers are gone: full of things to do and collectibles to collect. Luckily Playtonic has well thought of making us dive into the past with Yooka-Laylee. With this we certainly do not want to belittle the current platformers, capable […]

BioShock Review

2K Games returns to the shelves with a new and original first-person shooter, characterized by an out of the ordinary narrative and unpublished mechanics. Not an FPS of many, but a game that should not be missing in any collection, "seasoned" with RPG elements […]

Final Fantasy 7 Review - When the JRPG Met Cyberpunk

Final Fantasy 7 taught us to dream of freedom in a Cyberpunk universe. Final fantasy 7 introduced entire Western generations to a genre that was among the most profitable and loved in Japan, hybridizing it with Cyberpunk. The West, up to that point, had […]

OlliOlli Review: Switch Stance - Glamourous skating

Zen and the art of two-dimensional skating The truth is, people no longer have the verve, the balls, to chain tricks. Too complex to press all those keys at the same time, to try to stage your own choreography. This is why we saw Tony Hawk's Pro Skater die, […]

Fifa 17 review

September is usually the time of year that football fans prefer: the football championship has finally started again and, especially for gamers, the countdowns for the two football titles come to an end; but will the EA title be able to reconfirm itself this […]

Fantasy Life Review

It took almost two years, but in the end he made it. Fantasy Life, the new JRPG of Level-5 co-produced with 1-UP Studio ed hand finally arrives in European stores. Let's find out together if the wait was worth it. You work and hard ... Fantasy Life […]

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 […]

Bayonetta 1 + 2 review

Nintendo split two, deciding to bring Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 on its hybrid: a highway from Heaven to Hell that has all the characteristics of a Route 666, which forces us to hitchhike in view of the Bayonetta 3 exit. Could we have been outdone? Nominally, […]

LEGO Marvel's Avengers review

The fixed appointment with licensed LEGO titles is now consolidated at least once a year: 2016 opens in the name of LEGO Marvel's Avengers, always developed by the tireless TTGames and that will bring brick lovers to relive the Marvel Studios films dedicated […]

Spyro Reignited Trilogy Review: Like in the Elections

Spyro Reignited Trilogy is proof, yet another proof, that buying a video game is a bit how to vote. With the difference that things change here. The parallel with last year's N.Sane Trilogy operation will appear trivial. Even because Spyro Reignited Trilogy […]

Resident Evil 0 review

Released in exclusive to Nintendo Gamecube in 2002, Resident Evil 0 immediately managed to capture the public thanks to the excellent mix of classic gameplay mixed with innovative elements and with a strong impact on the game. In a generation increasingly rich […]

ABZÛ review

It was the now distant 2009 when Matt Nava he worked in the artistic direction of Flower (and later, in 2012, Journey), a title to say the least unique of its kind that tried to bring the videogame world as close as possible to the first […]

Luigi's Mansion 2 review

2012 was certainly a profitable year for the most famous plumber in the world, with five games with his name in the title. Mario really got busy, among coins, tennis courts, dice, acorn-mushrooms and paper worlds, leaving - most of the time - his brother in […]

Senran Kagura Review: Shinovi Versus

Until today, the prerogative of the Nintendo platforms (with the two main chapters on 3DS) and Sony (with the spin offs Vita and PS4), the Tamsoft / Marvelous series dedicated to the adventures of the sexy ninjas of the Hanzo and Hebijo academies finally lands […]

Lost Dimension Review

Lost Dimension, the new JRPG for PlayStation 3 e PS Vita developed by the Japanese software house Lancarse, will arrive in Europe only in late summer (August 28). Thanks to Atlus, which deals with the distribution in America, we have put our hand on the code […]

Batman: Return to Arkham review

Batman has always been one of the most loved superheroes by comic readers around the world and this success is not only due to the charisma of the character and his being "man among the gods", but also to ability of authors of any media to be able to enhance […]

Gunman Clive HD Collection Review

Last February we told you about Gunman clive 2, followed for 3DS (and later for PC) of the 2012 title, fully developed by Bertil Hörberg and sold at a negligible price (€ 1,99 and € 2,99) compared to the gaming experience that was granted. After some […]

Invizimals review: the Alliance

For the Invizimals series by Novarama, 2013 is the year of the relaunch in a big way. After the success of the three chapters for Playstation Portable, the universe of the brand appears more expanding than ever: in addition to Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom for […]

The Wolf Among Us Review

With The Walking Dead, in 2012, Telltale Games made the qualitative leap necessary to be appreciated by most players, playing the card of one of the series of the moment and ending up winning numerous prizes thanks also to the poignant final. At the end of […]

SUPERHOT VR review

1 year ago we asked ourselves how much such a title, which seemed born and designed for virtual reality given the issues it brings with it, could work in that area. Today we have the answer. superhot it was without a doubt one of the most interesting indie […]

The Suicide of Rachel Foster review: when you play video games in the hotel with anxiety

Video games that cause anxiety. A perfect label for The Suicide of Rachel Foster. This is a letter, a letter from a frightened man who i video games that cause anxiety avoids them. As much as possible. I am locked in my room. I lowered the shutters. You […]

Destiny 2 review

The last city on earth has fallen. The fearsome Ghaul is bringing extermination throughout the Cosmodrome. Guardians, are you ready to join forces to stop him? Three years ago Bungie hung the adventures of Master Chief to leave for a new journey which, […]

Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Collection Review

Whether or not we have been passionate about the series over the years, there is no denying that Ubisoft with Assassin's Creed has managed to create a real modern classic. A transversal series, able to go beyond the confines of the video game by embracing other […]

Rogue Legacy (Switch) Review - On the Shoulders of Giants

Rogue Legacy is a title - title in the sense of "name to be given to a work" - with different interpretations. Nintendo Switch - you should know how I think by now - is not that fairytale world where everything is perfect and games run better just for the simple […]

Dragon Quest VII Review: Fragments of a Forgotten World

Originally released on PlayStation way back in 2000, Dragon Quest VII it is par excellence one of the most full-bodied and long-lived chapters of the series, a real videogame odyssey. The announcement of a remake on Nintendo 3DS, following in the footsteps […]

Yakuza Kiwami Review

Ohana means Family. Kiwami means Extreme In January we had dealt with Yakuza 0, the last chapter that anticipated the expected sixth episode of the ex yakuza's adventures Kazuma Kiryu and that took us back to the glorious 80s of the Japanese mafia. A few months […]

Elliot Quest Review

Just a few days ago talking about Axiom Verge we stopped to reflect on the rediscovery of videogame origins by many developers. A little over a week we find in our hands another title that looks at the past with pleasure, this time drawing more inspiration […]

Super Smash Bros. review for Wii U

A new Super Smash Bros. series release of its own it is always an event for that nintendaro people who since the time of the first episode on Nintendo 64 (but even more so from those of the legendary Melee) found in the fighting game saga of Masahiro Sakurai […]

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bros. review

2013 will be remembered in the annals as theLuigi's year: after Luigi's Mansion 2, and New Super Luigi U, today July 12 will be available in all stores and on the eShop of 3DS a third title featuring Mario's green-dressed brother. As we have already told you […]

Fate / Extella Review: The Umbral Star

The Fate series is perhaps one of the most complex, and long-lived, currently on the market. Begun in 2004 with Fate / Night, a visual novel with erotic elements, this saga spans all multimedia content and has more than thirty chapters including manga, anime […]

Immortal Fenyx Rising review, the legend of a squire

You played Zelda Breath of the Wild and loved the world alive and colorful offering but after you finished it you watched Horizon Zero Dawn and left it alone because they weren't the same? I'm a little sorry for this choice, but I'm here to tell you about […]

Sonic Colors Review

It is undeniable that for some years now the Sonic 3D titles have been constant disappointments. The terrible Sonic the Hedgehog; Sonic & The Secret Rings, which showed good ideas sunk by an unmanageable control system; Unleashed, which turned out to be […]

Assassin's Creed: Revelations review

The fall of 2011 is packed, as never before, with many "last chapters" (or presumed such) of the caliber of Uncharted 3, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Battlefield 3. Ubisoft could not miss the appointment, too, with the last chapter of the adventures of […]

Fire Emblem Warriors Review

Two twins, five stones, two dragons and an almost infinite crowd of enemies. Omega Force Nintendo returns home and does so by throwing into the cauldron a new musou dedicated to another beloved series of the Kyoto house: Fire Emblem. Fire Emblem Warriors […]

NES Remix 1 + 2 review

In 1983, Nintendo launched the Famicom, home console destined to raise the gaming world from the serious industrial crisis of the same year, and arrive in 1986 also in the West, with a different alias: Nintendo Entertainment System, then abbreviated to NES. Il […]

NBA 2K18 review

Every year basketball tells us extraordinary stories like that of Kevin Durant, left from OKC to win and succeeding, or the national team that in a European, faced by non-favorites, managed to reach the quarter-finals succumbing only to the great Serbia of […]

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 […]

WWE 2K17 review

The WWE series video games have been keeping fans company for many years now: the first dates back to 2000, and the appointment, for fans, is always a must. As time went on, however, technologies have evolved, and those who were content with lean graphics and […]

Monster Truck Championship, being big and bad is not enough | Review

How long Monster Truck Championship proclaims itself as the first simulation of Monster Truck it must be said that in the course of the history of videogames there have been several games dedicated to the subject, more or less successful and appeared on various […]

Streets of Rage 4 review - a slap in the face of nostalgia

Streets of Rage 4 is a dream fulfilled after 26 years of anger and nostalgia The fear that Streets of Rage 4 was a banal nostalgia operation, from the first day in which Lizardcube e DotEmu they presented it to the public, it has always been a lot. It's […]

The Evil Within review

There was a lot of anticipation behind The Evil Within. The title produced by Bethesda Softworks to work Tango Gamesworks marks the comeback of Shinji Mikami, the historic Japanese game designer and father of the survival horror genre, who returns to his first […]

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: […]

Disney Infinity 2.0 Review - Guardians of the Galaxy Play Set

After analyzing the Starter Set and the Play Set of Spider-Man, here is the time, on the occasion of the release of the film in theaters, to also deal with the expansion dedicated to Guardiani della galassia. They will have succeeded the boys of Avalanche Software […]

New Super Mario Bros. U review

2012 was certainly the year of Mario, among tennis courts, goose games, paper worlds and gold fever, the plumber did not have a moment of rest, and could have missed the day of the launch of the new Nintendo console? Obviously not, so here is that to accompany […]

The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Revival Edition review

Released two years ago on one PlayStation 3 walking on the avenue of sunset, The Witch and the Hundred Knight it was a pleasant surprise in the panorama of Japanese-style action RPGs, which arrived in the West thanks to the tireless NIS America. Today, two […]

Okami HD review (2017)

In the year in which The Legend of Zelda finally shakes off the long shadow of Ocarina of Time, Capcom proposes on the shelves - this time, also on the physical ones - one of the best products that the work of Shigeru Miyamoto has ever inspired : Okami. What […]

Devil May Cry HD Collection Review

Originally it was supposed to be a chapter of Resident Evil, in which the protagonist (originally called Tony) was thought of as a sort of super human created thanks to biotechnology. To transform this concept into what will then arrive on the market as Devil […]

Octopath Traveler Review - Free storytelling and turn round revenge

Gossips say turn-based RPGs are dead. Octopath Traveler is proof of the opposite. After an amazing first year, the Nintendo Switch seems to have pulled the handbrake. It seems because among the avalanche of independent productions and Wii U ports, a few shots […]

Celeste Review - Free-climbing between pixels

Celeste breathes new life into indie platformers. It does so through sweet story, sublime gameplay, and pixel-perfect jumps to bring all the saints down from heaven. There is a reason why platform games are born and dead. This design has a name and is […]

Bright Memory | Xbox Series X version review

Bright Memory it is a truly peculiar project, which has reached the limelight, first of all, thanks to the context in which it was created: a single developer committed to a truly ambitious project. These, basically, seem to be the premises already seen in numerous […]

SnowRunner: A MudRunner Game | Review

Three years later, Saber Interactive brings his jovial transport simulator back to the scene. MudRunner sequel, Snowrunner is the new chapter of the series, focused more on snowy scenarios and expands what was seen in its predecessor, offering maps up to four times […]

Runbow Review

Present among the Indies of the Nindies @ Home project launched by Nintendo last June on the occasion of E3 2015, Runbow he presented himself as a nine-player runner, locally and online for quick games based on an abnormal way of using color. One week after […]

God of War review: the need to be better

This is the story of a bear and a wolf, who roamed the nine realms to keep a promise they made earlier; they walk the path of twilight, destined to discover the truth that must come The story of a bear and a wolf, then, and their wandering through the nine […]

Titanfall 2 review

The first Titanfall it was one of the titles of the beginning of the generation that gave a shock to the FPS genre, not so much with a revolutionary product, but by introducing a whole series of ideas and a philosophy of play able to rekindle in the players […]

Polybius Review

It's 1981, the video has long since killed radio stars and a mysterious cabinet appears in Portland, Oregon. A few games are enough to start suffering from amnesia, stress, nightmares and (above all) loss of interest in any other video game. 36 years later, […]

Driveclub Bikes Review

Just last year Drive Club was practically mocked by most of the public following a launch to the limit of the disastrous arrived among other things (ironically) after an advertising campaign that had weighed him as the "Forza Killer" of PS4. Exactly 382 days […]

Shin Megami Tensei IV review

After an interminable wait of over a year and a half, Shin Megami Tensei IV, the fourth main installment in the series that made it famous Atlus even before recent hits like Catherine, Etrian Odyssey and Persona (itself a spin-off series by Shin Megami Tensei), […]

Langrisser I & II, back to the beginning | Review

Long-lived sagas like that of long griller they are always a source of re-editions and renovations, strengthened by their historical value as a loyal brand towards its fans. Outside the Japanese sphere, this name has now lost its bite even in the face of increasingly […]

Murasaki Baby Review

It is now popular belief to criticize PlayStation Vita for the few titles offered to the public when, during 2014, the Sony portable console was able to offer great entertainment even if restricted to a less wide audience than its older sister for the living […]

Moons of Madness review, the rece-guide for PS4

And here we are again with a new and original one rece-guide of the PS4 version di Moons of madness. Let's clarify for a moment the meaning of the word "original". It's not original because we at Holygamerz wrote it, we are madly in love with video games (well, […]

Shenmue I & II Review - The saga that changed the gaming world

It is not at all easy to review one of the games that has most influenced your life after many years. For many reasons. August has always been a "flat" month when it comes to videogame releases. This year, however, the trend seems to have […]

Yomawari Review: Night Alone

We have repeatedly repeated how NIS America, as a publisher of Nippon Ichi Software, has tried to bring a series of Japanese niche titles to the West, regardless of how unfortunate the console they belonged to. On October 28th it will be available on PlayStation […]

Azure Striker GUNVOLT 2 review

Lately the projects related to the name of Keiji Inafune have received not entirely positive feedback from the specialized press, both in the case of Mighty No. 9 ambitious spiritual heir of the home Blue Bomber Capcom, that with Recore, the action-adventure […]

Dishonored Definitive Edition Review

Despite the increase in new titles for the current generation consoles and the decrease in products made in the cross gen version, we are still faced with operations of remastering of works coming from, not too far, the past. This time it's up to Dishonored, […]

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth review

The series of Person, born from a rib of Shin Megami Tensei, continues to be successful game after game. Although several years have passed since the last episode, and a fifth chapter is in the works, Atlus continues to leverage the brand, especially Person […]

News Relegation: Tombi!

"Of course, Tombi! I had the demo on PS1! " Se Metal Gear Solid e The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past can be considered without too many words two big milestones of the 90s, the little pink-haired boy seems to have the extraordinary […]

Bayonetta 2 review

It has been a long wait. A wait that kept us in suspense for 1750 days, which became literally red-hot after the somewhat surprising announcement by Nintendo and the subsequent controversies, which were able to drag themselves (too) to the line of the suffered […]

World of Horror | Review, fear makes 1-bit

Horror in video games is something that has taken on many variations over the years, going from the damnly gloomy setting to the bloodiest splatter. Today it is really difficult to still be able to scare an audience that has seen so many, now so addicted to jumpscare […]

Bastion review

The world of independent industry, especially that of the videogame sector, increasingly produces titles of great value that have nothing to envy to the products of the majors. This is the case with the award-winning Bastion, announced in 2010 and developed […]

Ultra Street Fighter IV Review

It was the year 2009 when Yoshinori Ono managed to amaze audiences and critics with his Street Fighter 4. From its origin, up to today, the Capcom masterpiece has undergone several changes and tweaks in content and gameplay through the release of more or less […]

SUPER TIME FORCE review

While the large exclusives of Xbox One e Playstation 4 slow to arrive, it seems that the clash between the two new nextgen consoles is focused on indie productions, which have never been more and more interested in recent times, both for the medium-high quality […]

Kirby Review: Triple Deluxe

After an extremely prolific 2011 thanks to two dedicated titles such as Kirby's Adventure Wii and Kirby Mass Attack, the pink creature created by HAL Laboratory and Mashiro Sakurai had gone missing, except for some return to Nintendo eShop. After three years […]

Persona 4 Review: Dancing All Night

On November 6th he will finally make his European debut 4 Person: Dancing All Night, a title that created a lot of excitement in the community worshiping the games of the Shin Megami Tensei series and a third title dedicated to the fourth chapter of the Persona […]

Dead Rising 3 review

It was the end of 2006. An intrepid photojournalist was investigating a sudden zombie outbreak in the town of Willamette and Xbox 360 was ready to welcome one of the latest creations by Keiji Inafune, the historic father of Mega Man, intent on giving the story […]

Academia: School Simulator | Review

From the artist of Prison Architect, here Academia: School Simulator, a new management software that has long since landed on Steam in Early Access and finally released in its definitive form (although there is no lack of opportunity for patches and further evolutions, […]

Embr | Review of Early Access on Google Stadia

The idea behind Embryo it's very simple: what if the concept of Uber was also applied to other disciplines besides that of the taxi driver? After all, if we can walk people around without dedicated training, why can't we be… firefighters? All you need is a smartphone, […]

Deadpool Review

About a month ago, with the blade in my throat, I was forced to surrender the keyboard to Dead Pool, the chatty mercenary born from the pencil of Rob Liefeld and written at the time by Fabian Nicieza. In a juicy preview, the Marvel anti-hero showed us what […]

Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS review

Over a year ago, Super Mario Maker landed on Wii U just in time to blow out the 30 candles on the mustachioed plumber's cake, redefining the rules of console editors and allowing us to put our sacrilegious hands on one of the pillars of the videogame world: […]

Crysis Remastered | Review, always beautiful and very heavy

It was 2007 and Crytek, fresh from success for her Far Cry, is preparing to release a game destined to forever revolutionize the graphics standard on PC, Crysis. The title of the German developers, who already with the first chapter of the Ubisoft saga managed […]

Game of Thrones Ep. 5 - A Nest of Vipers

After a not particularly exciting chapter (here you can read the review), Game of Thrones get back on track with the penultimate episode of this license plate series Telltale Games. A Nest of Vipers, this is the title of the fifth act out today Tuesday […]

The Outer Worlds Review: The rediscovery of the universe

It had been a few years since space exploration was not treated with due care in a videogame work. Nostalgia was firm in Commander Shepard and Mass Effect.It had been a few years since survival on colorful faraway worlds could not be appreciated, if you leave […]

Metal Gear Rising Review: Revengeance

In an unspecified period of 2008, Hideo Kojima began to think about developing Metal Gear Solid 5, a game where The Boss and the Cobra unit would be the protagonists. However, the investment and the business plan were completely revisited, due to the youthful […]

Project Cars 3 | Review: ready, set .. simcade!

It was once said that when there is passion, one passes over any defect. A similar argument could be made for the Project Cars series. Two active chapters that have been placed the arduous task of creating the ultimate driving simulator… and multiplatform. At […]

Pokémon Omega Ruby & Pokémon Alpha Sapphire review

It was back in 2002 when Pokémon Ruby e Pokémon Sapphire they made their way into the hearts of players (2003 in Europe) bringing one of the best-selling Nintendo brands ever to the Game Boy Advance. The two titles were full of gameplay innovations including […]

Super Smash Bros. Review for 3DS

Born during the last years of the Nintendo 64's life, the Super Smash Bros. it has always stood out for its very high quality level and for the legendary multiplayer games that it has been able to give to millions of players. After the controversial Brawl, […]

Tengami review

Keep me is the first title of the British indie team Nyamyam, consisting of Ryo Agarie, Jennifer Schneidereit and Phil Tossel, three former Rare developers. Originally released last February on iOS, the title now sees new light with a re-release on Wii U (released […]

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 […]

Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones review (PS4 and Xbox One)

Curve Digital in recent years has been among the most productive independent studios, both on PC and on consoles, offering constant entertainment with a wide range of titles both personal and secondary teams of which it has taken care of the various ports: […]

The Banner Saga 3 (Switch) Review - Even the greatest stories end

The saga is finally about to come to an end in a riot of anxiety, terror and tension. These, in fact, are the sensations experienced at the end of The Banner Saga 3, the concluding chapter of an adventure begun in GJanuary 2014 su PC and mobile devices. Over […]

Zero Escape Review: Zero Time Dilemma

Six years have passed since it all began, starting with the land of the Rising Sun. Over the course of this time span the entire trilogy of Zero Escape it took place, from 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors, passing through Virtue's Last Reward, up to and including […]

The Walking Dead Season 2 review

The Walking Dead, born as a comic series from the mind of Robert Kirkman and adapted (not always well) in the TV series, is certainly one of the most incisive brands of recent years. It was no wonder when Telltale Games, famous for its graphic adventures, announced […]

Dragon Ball Xenoverse Review

Last year, on the occasion of the review of Battle of Z, we began by spending a few words on how the Dragon Ball videogame tie-ins had demonstrated the ability to vary the formula and let themselves be contaminated by other genres every certain number of years, […]

Tekken 7 review

Heihachi-Kazuya-Jin. Kazuya-Jin-Heihachi. Jin-Heihachi-Kazuya. Changing the order of the addends does not change the result: Tekken 7 can be summarized in these three characters, undeterred protagonists of this series, which now in its seventh chapter, once […]

Intruders Review: Hide and Seek - Hide and Seek Vr format

There is no doubt that the key factor behind the success of the various remastered / remakes is the nostalgia effect that certain games are able to arouse. Pokemon for example, can only make my mind flow to the first Gameboy Color received as a gift […]

Wolfenstein Review: The New Order

The Wolfenstein series over the years has been the perfect demonstration that time, even within the videogame industry, does not discount anyone: despite the fact that Wolfenstein 3D has invented the first-person shooter and his successors (while collecting […]

Life is Strange 2 Review Ep.1: Roads - Traveling home

Are you missing the adventures of Max and Chloe? Wait to live those of Sean and Daniel! Despite the overall good quality of the work, Dontnod's absence at the writing of the Life is Strange prequel (Life is Strange: Before the Storm) was certainly noticed by […]

The Binding Of Isaac: Afterbirth review

After having inflamed the fingertips (and the souls) of a large number of fans around the world with the very successful The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth, Nicalis e Edmund McMillen (the latter responsible, among other things, for the original The […]

Stories review: The Path of Destinies

There has often been talk (even at our coordinates) of the relationship between choices and video games and how in essence it is nothing more than a narrative artifice aimed at directing the narration on anyway predetermined tracks. Once this physical limit […]

Resident Evil 5 review

With the announcement of the seventh chapter during E3 (here you can find the preview), the Resident Evil brand is returning to everyone's lips and it seems to have found new life in the media. Despite the Umbrella Corps fiasco, Capcom continues with its strategy […]

Persona 5 review

Born from a rib of Shin Megami Tensei, the Persona series has increasingly proved to be a mainstay of Japanese RPGs in recent years. In November 2014 Atlus announced the arrival, for that winter, of 5 person with a teaser trailer that has lit the eyes of all […]

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 […]

Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart review (PC)

Idea Factory International continues to extend its catalog of games available on Steam. After bringing the three main chapters of the Hyperdimension Neptunia saga, the company is also bringing the spin-offs linked to the brand one at a time. The previous time […]

Genesis Noir | Review

Genesis Black it is a visionary work of the imaginers Feral cat den, an American development company that, continuing on this path, will surely make people talk about itself for a long time. The title is part of an experimental trend that is not very canonical, […]

Moons of Madness | Review: madness comes to consoles

At Halloween 2019, with an absolutely not accidental timing, a narrative adventure arrived on our PCs that had been able to attract the attention of the public since the first trailer: Moons of madness. The Rock Pocket Games game has never hidden a certain Lovecraftian […]

The Turing Test Review

The new millennium, among other things, has seen an unparalleled technological growth and evolution in the history of mankind. The advent of the computer age made it possible to overcome limits never glimpsed before, asking questions on which the future of […]

LEGO Worlds review

Create your world, with patience and time. Especially that. After an Early Access that lasted almost two years, which took us to the road test in Cologne last summer, it debuts in a March full of releases LEGO Worlds, the new title of TTGames that makes […]

Sniper Elite 4 | Nintendo Switch version review

Three years after its first release, Sniper Elite 4 finally arrives on Nintendo Switch. Direct follow-up to the discreet third chapter of the Rebellion saga, the fourth iteration of the series is presented, on the small screen of the hybrid of the Kyoto giant, […]

Pokkén Tournament Review

A fighting game on Pokémon developed by Bandai Namco (to be precise by the Tekken team) and published on Wii U? Thinking about it just a while ago it seemed madness, and instead, after the release of the arcade version in Japanese arcades almost a year ago, […]

Guardians of Middle Earth Review

About six months after the original console launch, Warner Bros. expands its user base for Guardians of Middle Earth on PC, thanks to the support of Zombie Studios that supports Monolith in the conversion. If on consoles, however, the relative "virginity" of […]

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls review

During 2014, NIS America brought two of the most beloved graphic adventures of recent years to Japan to the West, taking advantage of the remastering for PlayStation Vita of the titles originally released on PlayStation Portable. Danganronpa: Trigger Happy […]

SingStar Review: Ultimate Party

Among the many games released for PlayStation 2, among the successful sagas such as Jak & Daxter o Ratchet & Clank, between the epic battles of God of War and devil may cry, on the Sony home console also saw the light of two intellectual properties […]

Daymare 1998 | Review: a disappointing port

The history of Invader Studios is quite well known. With the desire to revive Resident Evil, which for years seemed to have lost its direction, the developers have started a fan made project to remake Resident Evil 2. Obviously the project has been blocked by Capcom, […]

Invizimals Review: The Vanished Kingdom

After dealing with the project related to the creatures of Novarama arrived on Playstation Vita in the review of Invizimals: The Alliance, today we are dealing with the first chapter of the series to land on home consoles: Invizimals: The Vanished Kingdom. Tested […]

Marble It Up! Review - The Super Mario Galaxy from Marble Madness

Psychedelic inertia The story of Marble Madness looks like that of an evangelical-videogame story, with countless deaths and resurrections under a false name but with a common denominator, the love for the physics of the spheres, atavistic, the one that a child […]

Bleach Review: Soul Resurrección

After the chapters for the Nintendo DS and the unfortunate chapter for the Wii, the universe of Tite Kubo lands on the Sony flagship, thanks to NIS America. Bleach: Soul Resurrección (also known as Soul Ignition) retraces the longest saga of the Bleach series, […]

Shadows of the Damned review

Suda51 tries to carry his somewhat controversial style, with a hint of Yamaoka and Mikami here and there, into the next-gen. This game looks like the graduation exam for Grasshopper Manufacture, which after a parenthesis on PlayStation 2 has always been "stuck" […]

Broken Age: The Complete Adventure review

When it comes to graphic adventures, Tim Schafer is synonymous with guarantee, and his studio Double Fine has proven to everyone, over the years, that if there is a good idea behind the game, it will be a title not to be missed. The trust in the writer has […]

Control Review, Ultimate Edition PS5 Review: Take Control

Take control. Driiiin. Driiiin. In the deserted and silent corridors an incessant trill echoes. Driiin. Pause, just the sound of footsteps. Driiin. "The Red Telephone it can't be far, ”Jesse says to himself. The Red Telephone - “the Hotline”. An object […]

Uncharted 3 review

We have seen plenty of explorers and adventurers in search of ancient treasures, and with just as many we enjoyed playing on our consoles. However, since the release of PlayStation 3, there is a new adventurer whose exploits we follow with anxiety and pleasure, […]

Full Throttle Remastered Review

When I smell asphalt, I think of Maureen. And inevitably, for all those players who, back in '95, embarked on that road trip that LucasArt released on CD-ROM with the name of Full Throttle, from that moment on it would have been worth the same thing: the smell […]

Rise of the Tomb Raider review

With the decrease of titles developed exclusively on a single platform, in recent years the habit of making a series of additional content available in preview for the reference console has become widespread. Here, for example, Assassin's Creed Syndicate can […]

Relicta | Review: puzzles, physics and mystery

When you find yourself thinking about the most distinctive features of a video game, your thoughts often go to the graphics, gameplay or narrative sector. Of course, these are almost always essential characteristics, but that however, they must not overshadow a […]

Torchlight III | Review: not everything went well

In 2009, a small independent action RPG unexpectedly made its way among the giants of the genre. We are talking about the "small" Torchlight, an independent project that, in a very short time, gained the appreciation of many fans of the dungeon crawler and was […]

Gal * Gun Review: Double Peace

The number of titles that come to us from Japan are an infinitesimal part of those that actually come out every year and that for one reason or another, you read cultural barriers or too much other costs for bankruptcy adaptations (in economic terms), they […]

Kung Fury review: Street Rage (PS4)

In 2013, on Kickstarter, a trailer for an action short appeared that sounded like all the action productions of the eighties. Having raised the target amount of two hundred thousand dollars in less than twenty-four hours, Kung Fury it became reality on May […]

The Legend of Korra review

When, a few months ago, the videogame transposition of The Legend of Korra in an action game by Platinum, a good part (myself included) of the fanbase of the universe created by Brian Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino cheered for joy: the pairing seemed […]

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD review

The eighth generation of Nintendo consoles was a bit of a second youth for the home chapters of The Legend of Zelda: since Ocarina of Time 3D, Link has re-proposed itself to old and new players in practically every one of its significant adventures. From the […]

MegaTagmension Blanc + Neptune VS Zombies review

A year has already passed since the debut in Europe of Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed, yet another action spin-off of the proliferating Hyperdimension Neptunia series. After seeing the arrival of the title Tamsoft Corporation (the developers of […]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Review: Mutants in Manhattan

In the last three years, in addition to giving us excellent titles such as Bayonetta 2 and The Wonderful 101, Platinum Games has been committed to bringing to the screen some licensed games published by Activision. In 2014, The Legend of Korra was released, […]

Steep Review

Lovers of extreme sports and in particular of winter ones, you can rejoice; finally, four years after the last Electronic Arts SSX, which appeared on the consoles of the previous generation, Ubisoft tries to inherit the scepter of the genre, taking us on the […]

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D review

In 2000 on the Nintendo 64 the direct sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, also developed by Nintendo EAD, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, who had the burden of proving to live up to what had been called the Best Game Ever. In 2011, a few months […]

Valkyrie Drive Review: Bhikkhuni (PC)

Marvelous, a development studio famous for creating the saga of Senran Kagura, is back on the market with a new action entitled Valkyrie Drive: Bhikkhuni. The title is inspired by the homonymous anime, protagonists and events are different but the events of […]

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 […]

Review The Fantastic Adventures of Captain Spirit - Infinity War

Having a strange life is not just a peculiarity of Max Cauldfield and the new adventures of Captain Spirit prove it! What Life is Strange it was one of the most successful productions of recent years, now, it is no longer a secret; just think of the amount […]

Grow Home Review

The series of "atypical" titles developed by Ubisoft satellite studios continues in 2015, and after the pleasant and touching Child of Light and Valiant Hearts, the French-Canadian publisher delights us with a small procedural animation experiment, “Blossomed” […]

XCOM 2 review

After XCOM: Enemy Unknown and the spin-off The Bureau: XCOM, aliens returned to give humans a hard time last February, with XCOM 2 exclusively on PC. Made by the guys from Firaxis Games (former authors of the first chapter), the title is presented once again […]

Alienation Review

Talk about twin stick shooters, especially on Playstation platforms, not to mention Housemarque it is probably impossible: thanks to the sui generis level design of the Super Stardust series and the more recent Resogun, but also to some "experiments" that have […]

Hakuoki Review: Kyoto Winds

Hakuoki is a franchise that has seen the light on PlayStation 2 di Hakuoki: Shinsengumi Kitan on September 18, 2008, which was followed by several ports on PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS and the release of other titles with […]

Okami HD review

Sometimes in the gaming market being unique is not enough. However original a title may be, however much it may be a resounding success among critics and however much those who work behind the scenes commit and spend resources on it, thelast word is up to gamers. […]

Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force review

Fresh from three chapters of Hyperdimension Neptunia, in 2013 in Japan Compile Heart decided to take a step forward and develop a completely new title under the label "Galapagos RPG", whose goal was to offer typically Japanese RPGs. The first title was Fairy […]

Review The Medium: the identity crisis of horror

As an avid fan of Silent Hill 2 I live in constant limbo for which I feel the constant need for horror titles but too often I find myself faced with works of dubious quality. This is also why I was waiting to get my hands on The Medium since the time it was […]

Saints Row: The Third Review

In this winter of AAA headlines, wars between publishers and dragons flying overhead, our wallets cry and scream for mercy. Despite this, as good gamers as we are, we do not miss the opportunity to spend a few more euros and we also give Saints Row: The Third […]

Rogue Legacy Review

After making a killing of players on PC just over a year ago Rogue legacy, the action-platform from Cellar Door Games, has landed on PlayStation Network thanks to Abstraction Games in a triple Cross-buy version dedicated to PlayStation 3, Playstation 4 e PS […]

Dead Rising: Triple Pack review

With a press release, last 12 September, Capcom announced that Dead Rising, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record would be available starting the next day for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in a collection titled Dead Rising: Triple Pack, released […]

Borderlands 2 review

“So you want another story? One where Pandora's own fate is at stake? If you don't want it's the same, I'll tell you anyway ". This is the incipit of Borderlands 2, a more or less direct follow-up to Borderlands, a title developed by Gearbox Software and […]

Horizon Review: Zero Dawn

Underestimated, mocked, on one occasion even sued. In one word: hungry. This is the attitude with which we imagine Guerrilla has faced the development of Horizon: Zero Dawn, a project with all the connotations of the tennis match point to finally break into […]

Sol Invictus Review

In recent years, the prospects of mobile gaming have paved the way for a whole series of new gaming experiences that often put a strain on our own personal definitions of gaming. This is the case, for example, of the so-called Gamebook, which in the transposition […]

Review The Walking Dead: Michonne - Episode 3: What We Deserve

For the third and last consecutive month, Telltale offers us a look at one of the most loved protagonists of The Walking Dead. After a slow first episode and a much more successful second The Walking Dead: Michonne arrives at the final exam with What We Deserve, […]

Undertale review (PS4)

Four and a half runs. And I want more. When Toby Fox brought his project, "UnderTale", on Kickstarter in 2014, many decided to trust his idea, going so far as to fund the campaign up to an astonishing $ 51.000 (against the $ XNUMX initially requested […]

Fallen Legion: Revenants | Review, conspiracy canceled

Fall Legion it's a very special name and some of you might remember it more or less well. For those unfamiliar with him, however, the series of YummyYummyTummy is composed of Experimental JRPGs where the fights take place by pressing some keys corresponding to […]

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild review

If you have changed the page it means that you are interested in what I have to write after finishing Link's last epic in one hundred and forty heroic hours (or you are probably only interested in the comment with the vote below). We have been waiting anxiously […]

Eagle Flight Review

With the passage of time it is inevitable that video games change and that, consequently, gamers also change. With the advent of virtual reality (with all the pros and cons of the case) the time has come for us editors to also change the style with which to […]

Batman: Arkham City review

After the successful first chapter of the "Rocksteady management", the owners of PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 (with all due respect to the PC ones, who will be added to these shortly) can finally return to impersonate the most famous bat-man in the world ( no, […]

Senran Kagura Review: Estival Versus

Having entertained us this summer on Nintendo 3DS with Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson, the beautiful and busty ninja students are ready to return to the console Sony with the sequel to the spin-off series that debuted on PS Vita just over a year ago. Coming […]

Street Power Football | Review, the return of freestyle football?

When we talk about video games related to the world of football we find ourselves, often before and now almost always, to deal with a situation of duopoly: EA Sports on the one hand, Konami on the other. Yes, because FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer have essentially […]

Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War review, Ghosts of a Cold War

We also write a history page with the review of Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War. I would have liked to have played the optimized version for Xbox Series X but alas, I settled for that for Xbox One. Too bad, also because I won't be able to tell you anything […]

ILoveRetro Relegation: Shaq Fu

Ah… the the nineties. A somewhat surreal decade, from the point of view of someone who has only glimpsed them (nineteen ninety-nine that would be me). Those of you who lived through the last two decades of the last century will be used to all those […]

Pokemon Sword and Shield Review: The Isle of Armor - a sea that surrounds England

Gamefreak seemed to have taken off, then ran aground on a beach full of slowpoke. The sea that surrounds the Lonely Isle of Armor. I chose this analogy for this review of this first DLC's Sword and Shield Pokémon for three reasons: 1) resume the "surrounding" […]

Sorcery Review! (episodes 1 and 2)

Games Workshop founder, Lionhead Studios co-founder, writer, game designer and reviewer, English Steve Jackson (not to be confused with the US game designer of the same name!) is a bit of an institution in the world nerd, whether they are fans of traditional […]

PC Engine Core Grafx Mini | Review: the custom-built mini console

At the time of writing this review, the PC Engine Core Grafx Mini is still undated at its official retailer, Amazon.com. The causes are attributable to the production crisis due to the Coronavirus, which inevitably postponed the launch initially scheduled for March […]

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition review

It's been almost exactly five years since the day The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has arrived on shelves all over the world, bringing dragons and frozen lands into the imagery of the well-known series Bethesda and enchanting an endless number of players. […]

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 […]

Toren review

It is not new that the independent panorama, thanks to its being less tied to the "economic" logic of the market, has often taken the risk of daring and experimenting: if in 2001 ICO was practically a white fly fourteen years later the titles that focus on […]

Paper Mario: Color Splash Review

When NX is unveiled, and replaces Wii U, the unfortunate Nintendo console will surely be remembered for giving away so many quality titles, from a Bayonetta 2 to a Mario barth 8 sequel to IP already known, passing through the debut with the counter-flakes of […]

Middle-earth review: Shadow of Mordor

In a vast tide of tie-ins, mediocre titles and (few) products of effective quality, games based on films / books / TV series have always been viewed with distrust and fear of possible disappointment. Since the Rocksteady guys took over the videogame brand dedicated […]

Doom Eternal review is adrenaline injected into the veins

On January 17, 2020 I was writing one of my first articles on the occasion of the second brutal trailer of Doom Eternal and immediately an adrenaline rush ran through my body. The hype was skyrocketing, the anxiety was growing and everyone wanted to play the second […]

Death Stranding (PC) Review: Community Values

Less than a year after its release on PS4 (8 November 2019), Death Stranding still makes plenty of talk about itself, its cryptic plot, its sumptuous technical sector and its modern values. The reason is simple: il July 14, 2020 has landed (or maybe it would be […]

Hidden Agenda Review

Hidden Agenda is an investigative thriller that will allow players to choose the fate of their characters through the simple touch of their touch screen! "Tell me who you are!" had the extraordinary intuition of take advantage of the most used object nowadays […]

Cyberpunk 2077 review, review of an old RPG that would like to tell the future

I finished Cyberpunk 2077 - no spoilers in the review, Holygamerz thinks about it eventually. As the credits roll across the screen, I breathe a sigh of relief because I really needed to talk about it. I immediately point out the elephant in the room: I would […]

Game & Watch Super Mario Bros | Review

In 1991, Mario the Juggler, marked the end of publications for the Game & Watch series. The Game Boy was already an established reality and Nintendo decided to put an end to the first big era of portable video games. No wonder, then, that just for the XNUMXth […]

Driveclub VR review

Drive Club is a series born under a star, as we have had the opportunity to see, decidedly strange: very hit by bad luck at launch (arrived with a tremendous delay compared to the original deadline, set for the launch of PlayStation 4) the title took a while […]

Owlboy Review

For some years now, the indie market has devoted itself to titles that are sometimes too similar to each other (and therefore repetitive), but, in some circumstances, it has given life to small masterpieces that the gamer becomes attached to after a few minutes […]

The Talos Principle: Deluxe Edition review

On December 11 last year, Steam was rocked by the arrival of the new work of Croteam, the authors of the acclaimed Serious Sam who, abandoning the crazy shootings, proposed an adventure to philosophical enigmas, fruit of the mind of Tom Jubert (FTL, The Swapper) […]

Red Dead Redemption 2 review: bespoke cinema

The comparative review between Red Dead Redemption 2 and the cinema you are about to read is the result of the collaboration with DLCompare, who kindly provided us with the review code. For more information on the service and our ethical purchasing […]

Little Battlers eXperience review

After the juicy preview of the beginning of August (which you can find here) it is finally the day of judgment for Little Battlers eXperience, title created by Level-5 in the far" 2011 for PSP has only just arrived, in version 3DS, in our territory. Our first […]

Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition | Review of the relaxing sandbox inspired by the Little Prince

There is a journey that takes us beyond our planet, outside known borders and leads us, in any case, to face space life as if we were still firm with our feet on our planet. This journey is called Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition, which after its first release in […]

Beyond Review: Two Souls

Two weeks after our preview, Beyond: Two Souls has finally arrived on store shelves, ready to kidnap fans of the French software house again with a new protagonist to become attached to. Beyond is part of the genre that brought luck to Quantic Dream: we are […]

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 […]

WWE 2K Battlegrounds | Review, the redemption after the disaster?

Despite being intended for a purely niche audience, wrestling games have always managed to offer users hours and hours of fun. Whether or not you are passionate about the most popular sport entertainment in the world, these titles are always able to offer that […]

Guardians of the Galaxy Episode 1: Tangled Up in Blue review

One of the merits that must be attributed to the boys of Telltale Games is, without a shadow of a doubt, that of knowing seize successful intellectual properties and to exploit them in the right way at the right time. After titles such as The Walking Dead, […]

Pandora's Tower Review

With Pandora's Tower closes a trio of titles, the other members of which are Xenoblade Chronicles and The Last Story, of particular importance for Nintendo Wii and Nintendo in general. With these games, Nintendo of Europe has finally proved more enterprising […]

A Plague Tale review: Innocence and beauty in horror

Does the end justify being derivative? Asobo Studio to paint his fresco he chose a solid surface, such as the walls of a Gothic church. The template is that of a modern classic, The Last of Us, with its mechanics already tested over the years and a pace […]

Fifa 15 review

Reviewing a chapter of Fifa is never an easy task, especially when we are faced with a controversial episode. EA had made promises, increasing the hype of both insiders and users disproportionately. Fans were waiting for nothing but September 25 to get their […]

Transistor Review

"Hey Red, do you remember this place?" said the voice from the Transistor, as with each word the blade briefly lit a brilliant color, irregularly lighting Red's face as he contemplated the dilapidated entrance to a club. "You were still studying at the Academy, […]

Thimbleweed Park Review

The year is 1987 ... Or at least this is what the authors of Thimbleweed park, sacred monsters of the caliber of Ron Gilbert e Gary Winnick. that with the Terrible Toybox team and the precious help of the Kickstarter community, brings to PC, mobile and console […]