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Ghost of Tsushima review, review or cultural appropriation?

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

Myst, a classic revisited in a VR key | Review

It was the year 1993 when this video game was released. A world of fantasy, a story to be discovered step by step, so much mystery and so many puzzles to solve. It was a puzzle game, or rather an "adventure puzzle game", therefore a graphic adventure that was totally […]

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 […]

The Sly Trilogy (PS Vita) review

in 2011 Sony PlayStation decided to offer to the new generations in possession of PS3 videogame experiences belonging to the PS2 library: thus gave way to a series of HD remasters which later (in the case of titles no longer exclusive such as Devil May Cry) […]

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, […]

MotoGP 20 | Review, an important milestone

The first thing you would like to do with a motorcycling game like MotoGP 20 is driving without wasting too much time. Very true. But when you start to sift through i menu and to become familiar with the more managerial aspects you will begin to change your […]

Mad Max review

Last May, after an absence of more than thirty years, George Miller came back to talk to us about Max Rockatansky, putting it back on the road in M. The film, awarded by critics both for the visual sector and as a film of pure action and adrenaline, has collected […]

The Survivalists | Review: monkey sees, monkey does

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

Mafia Definitive Edition | Review: a remake not to be rejected?

The now almost completed generation of consoles has given us productions characterized by an undoubted quality. We have seen great returns in the caliber of Resident Evil 2, courageous mutations of brands known as God of War, and the more it has, the more it has. […]

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 […]

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 […]

Deus Ex: Human Revolution review

We are now in 2027 and if someone had told me just five years ago that I would end up becoming the head of security for Sarif, I probably would have laughed in their face. I, Adam Jensen, head of security of a leading industry in the production of cybernetic […]

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus review

After several hours spent killing Nazis we can say it: Wolfenstein II is the prototype of the perfect sequel. Sequels are one of the (many) reasons why cinema and video games remain two quite different worlds. Because in the case of films it is very difficult […]

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 review

Naruto's paper adventures, net of spin offs and derivative works, came to their conclusion almost a year and a half ago after fifteen years of publication. Predictably a different fate has befallen the ninja's videogame counterpart, who after a year of standby […]

Mortal Kombat X review

The transition from 2D to 3D was one of the biggest revolutions in the gaming world, and like any self-respecting revolution, it could not fail to demand a "blood toll": in particular, fighting games can easily be included in the list of genres most influenced […]

Rhythm Thief and the Emperor's Treasure Review

Rhythm Thief and the Emperor's Treasure is the first real rhythm game, or musical if you prefer, for Nintendo 3DS to reach European soil thanks to the collaboration between Sega and Nintendo. Unlike other music games, Rhythm Thief stands out for the variety […]

Floor Kids Review

The MERJ Media artistic collective brings us all back to the 90s of break dance, with a unique rhythm game with an exceptional aesthetic, exclusively (to date) for Nintendo Switch. I only got to know the Floor Kids project after taking over the review, tempted […]

Grim Fandango Remastered Review

"Forgive the wait, Mr. Flores ..." Almost prophetic are the words that the good Tim Schafer wrote as the first line of dialogue for Grim Fandango, back in 1998, and which, with a touch of irony, are pronounced seventeen years later, at the dawn of the first […]

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword review

Five years after the release of Twilight Princess and after numerous and appetizing trailers presented by Nintendo in recent years, on November 18th all the fans of The Legend of Zelda, anxious to be able to experience what was said to be the beginning of the […]

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 […]

SteamWorld Dig (Wii U) review

A little over a year ago (it was August 7) one of the most successful independent surprises of 3 was released on the 2013DS eShop: SteamWorld Dig: A Fistful of Dirt. The creature of Image & Form would then have been the protagonist of a sort of tour […]

Pikmin 3 review

We have long waited for it, longed for it, desired it. It was confirmed in development even at E3 2008, by Miyamoto himself. At E3 2011, his move from Wii title to Wii U. It was supposed to be one of the titles in the launch window of the new fixed console. […]

Criminal Girls 2: Party Favors review

Nippon-Ichi Software is undoubtedly one of the most prolific Japanese software houses in recent years. Lately, however, the house that gave birth to Disgaea has put aside the most important projects to dedicate itself to some less appealing titles that have […]

Pokémon Rumble World review

After the extraordinary success achieved by Pokémon Shuffle (3 million downloads in two months) it was only natural for Nintendo to think of another Free to Play to entertain the players of Nintendo 3DS. Announced during the latest Nintendo Direct, Pokémon […]

Castlevania review: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate

In 2010 Mercury Steam and Konami proposed the reboot of one of the most compelling horror-themed series in the history of video games: it brought Castlevania: Lords of Shadow to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, a new beginning for the Belmont family and associates. […]

Rez Infinite Review

The wait for the launch of PlayStation VR, the viewer dedicated to home virtual reality Sony (compatible with family consoles PlayStation 4) it's over. To celebrate the release of this new peripheral, we find one of the most representative games of the era […]

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 […]

Among Us: Does it deserve its own success? | Review

Among Us is not a unique story, but it is not the most common anyway. Released in 2018, Innersloth's game didn't attract the attention of audiences and critics alike, staying hidden in the endless stream of indie games released on Steam. In recent months, however, […]

BioShock Infinite Review

"Uff ...". In a puff of smoke, a lone figure watches the sea from the top of a lighthouse, while at a steady pace the powerful light of the lighthouse illuminates the storm, projecting its figure on the blanket of rain that quickly falls into the Maine sea. […]

Dark Souls Review

Demon's Souls has been loved by many players. Especially by those who have an incurable passion for RPGs, who maybe wink at Action. With a contour of breathtaking settings, development of the unique PG and an innovative and noteworthy multiplayer. After two […]

88 Heroes 98 Heroes Edition review

They had called the best, but the best were busy. 2017 has shown us that arcades are still alive, albeit in alternative forms, and can entertain us in the same way as the most famous titles. The independent market thought about it, to give us this lesson, with […]

Black Mirror Review

A little Lovecraft, a little Edgar Allan Poe, Black Mirror has all it takes to amaze and surprise the player! Although it is material with almost a century of life behind it, the writings of Howard Phillips Lovecraft they still have the extraordinary ability […]

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 […]

Bravely Second Review: End Layer

A little more than two years after the excellent Bravely Default, a title that we had greeted with pleasure as a return to origins for the home of Final Fantasy, Square Enix finally returns to the charge with Bravely Second: End Layer, direct sequel that re-immerses […]

Sorcery Review! 3

After the very pleasant interlude consisting of 80 Days, the English developer loom finally comes back to charge with Sorcery! 3, new episode of the saga of adaptations taken from the homonymous series of game book written by Steve Jackson. in last episode […]

Rage 2 review: between headshot and glam

Rage 2 entered our consoles, but through the wrong door, or rather, for the wrong reason. This will be a very different opinion from all those who sail the sea magnum of the internet. The surfers rode the waves of youtubic videos, rightly excited, sensationalistic. […]

Rodea the Sky Soldier (Wii) review

After a wait of almost 5 years, Rodea the Sky Soldier, last effort of Yuji Naka, is finally available. The game released on Wii U and 3DS, as discussed in the our review, however, is not the same one conceived by Sonic's father, but rather his "remake" made […]

No Man's Sky Review

That No Man's Sky was a product condemned to divide was already clear from the announcement of the title: on the one hand the ambitions of Hello Games, on the other hand, a reality never as hard as in this case that between logistical problems, postponements […]

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 […]

Need for Speed Rivals review

In a pre-Christmas atmosphere and within a few days of each other, several titles dedicated to driving simulation have seen the light, such as Forza Motorsport 5 or Gran Turismo 6. But these two were not the only ones to come out, since November 19th has arrived […]

Dead by Daylight review

Suddenly you reopen your eyes, and instead of finding yourself safe within the walls of your home, you see around you a hostile and foreign environment: is it really a bare undergrowth that you are in? Is it a field of wheat that one sees at the end of the […]

Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster review

One of the most acclaimed chapters of the flagship series of Square Enix, which depopulated at the time of PlayStation 2, has finally arrived on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, with a completely renewed graphics. What are we talking about? Final Fantasy […]

High On Life | Review – The craziest adventure of 2022

The latest effort from Squanch Games, led by Rick and Morty co-creator Justin Roiland, is a wacky, boisterous, and… sticky sci-fi first-person shooter, both because the amount of fluids you come into contact with is high, and because not everything is held together […]

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 […]

Song of the Deep review

Over and over again, even on these pages, we have talked about independent development and it is not uncommon to find (especially in recent times) indie games capable of rivaling famous productions for the most disparate reasons. What happens if a famous software […]

Blues and Bullets Review - Episode 1 (Xbox One)

2015 was a busy year for episodic graphic adventures. From licensed titles TellTale a Life is Strange, a real revelation, to a revived King's quest, in these 365 days the lovers of the genre have had something to keep themselves busy. Even the indie team dives […]

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 Elder Scrolls Online: Thieves Guild review

When you are talking about MMORPG one of the elements to consider is undoubtedly the monthly fee that these products usually charge the consumer. Although the list of titles that need to be paid every 30 days is not particularly long (Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm […]

Age of Empires 2: The Age of Kings HD Edition review

Just like wines, certain video games age in an excellent way, managing even years later to capture players in their tight-knit web of fun. Whether it's remakes or sequels that keep the same style, albeit with a necessary and adequate "modernization" at […]

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 […]

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: […]

Farming Simulator 22: Platinum Edition | Recensione

Farming Simulator 22 go back on PC and enthusiast consoles given a makeover from the ground up, thanks to the all-new Platinum Edition. It is a massive fleshing out of the game, now available for purchase in bulk by new users or upgradeable at a lower price for […]

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 […]

All-Star Fruit Racing review, i.e .: Meh-Rio Kart

You say karts and video games and you inevitably think of Super Mario, and 3DClouds knew what death they would go to with a debut title like that ... Yet All-Star Fruit Racing is not a completely fruit operation, it just stumbles on the fundamentals One thing […]

Game of Thrones Ep.1 - Iron from Ice review

The power of videogame storytelling, by now, it is no longer a mystery to anyone. Some software houses like Quantic Dream (Heavy Rain, Beyond) e Telltale, in fact, they make history their strong point, almost completely sacrificing the play sector and the interaction […]

Assassin's Creed Rogue Review

With the arrival of Assassin's Creed Unity on the next generation consoles, Assassin's Creed Rogue (only available for PlayStation 3 e Xbox 360 and next year on PC) seriously risks being overlooked and considered a mere sop for users who have not yet had […]

Star Wars: Battlefront II review

Is Star Wars: Battlefront II Really the Son of the Devil? According to rumors and internet boards, the answer is Yes. Comments and insults that spilled over to EA, Dice and the title even before it hit stores. It was a witch (or Jedi) hunt that began by criticizing […]

Pullblox World Review

When at the beginning of December 2011 Pullblox debuted on the 3DS eShop, it was immediately acclaimed as one of the best Puzzle Games of recent years, receiving acclaim from both critics and the public. Strengthened by this success Intelligent Systems (creators […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX review

It made its debut in Japan back in March 28, 2002, and then arrived in Europe on November 15 of the same year, Kingdom Hearts it was one of the most beloved action-RPGs ever. As a demonstration of the enormous success achieved all over the world, the role-playing […]

WWE 2K18 review

Wrestling is one of the most famous entertainment sports in the world, just think of the amount of people present at each edition of Wrestlemania and all the business that goes with it. Each year one of the most anticipated moments by fans WWE is the release […]

Yoshi's New Island Review

One of the most fertile videogame grounds for Nintendo is that of the platform, a genre that despite some "forays" by other developers (whether they are independent or have a more or less important budget behind them) is almost monopolized by the entertainment […]

Marvel's Avengers review: or how I learned not to worry and to love (also) the Hulk.

I never liked the Avengers. I have a troubled relationship with Doctor Banner, he doesn't like me and he doesn't like him, not to mention the most hateful catchphrase in history: HULK BREAKS. Luck has it that video games are a huge free zone for me and […]

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 […]

Bloodborne Review

On February 5, 2009 it was released on Japanese territory Demon's Souls, real diamond in the rough available exclusively on PS3. The "financial expectations" were not exactly sky-high, just think of the abundant year it took for the title to arrive here in […]

Amnesia Review: A Machine for Pigs

Distant echoes reach my ears in a restless night of sleep ... The distant creaking of the wood tries to tear me from my rest, while my muscles almost seem to stop responding, but I'm so tired… how long have I been incessantly awake? and why did I do it? Questions […]

Diablo III review (PS3 and Xbox 360)

The relationship between Blizzard and the world of consoles can certainly be described as one of those "badly aged" relationships that have worsened over time until they almost completely died out. If the first years of the company (initially known as Silicon […]

Monster Hunter Stories Review

I want to go where I go, and not stop there! This journey will take me, from all the Monstie! As is well known, only in recent years the Monster Hunter series has taken root in the West thanks to the titles released on Nintendo 3DS, so much so that a […]

The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes review

After pleasing us a few days after the announcement during Nintendo's Post E3 event this summer, The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes arrives in physical and digital stores on October 23rd, bringing with it a lighter and more light-hearted plot and inviting […]

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, […]

Assetto Corsa Competition (PS4 / Xbox One) | Review

Unless it is online games, the release of many patches and fixes it is the same for a developer to admit flaws and flaws in a game. In the case of Assetto Corsa Competizione, with the early access of the PC version first and the final version then, dozens […]

Guacamelee Review!

I do not hide it from you. For some years now, the writer has been increasingly fascinated by the independent videogame world. In an industry where even triple A productions are increasingly struggling to stay afloat or get noticed by the masses increasingly […]

Mario & Luigi Review: SuperStar Saga + Bowser's Henchmen

In the food and wine field it is said that the older the wine the better it is, the same thing could be said of Mario & Luigi SuperStar Saga. Two years after Paper Jam, the fifth chapter of the series, which united the world of Mario & Luigi created […]

Zheros review

The first thing to hit of Zheros, whether you like it or not, is its nature of title born and raised. In a national panorama that hardly manages to emerge worldwide, it is nice to see it as the first job of the team Rimlight Studios managed to reach the homes […]

WipEout 2048 review

August 2012, XNUMX. For many gamers this date means nothing. For others, on the other hand, for all those virtual pilots passionate about futuristic racing on anti-gravity spacecraft, this date most likely marked the end of a really important Sony brand. On […]

I Am Setsuna Review

When Square Enix announced the development of I Am Setsuna the intentions of the Japanese company were immediately clear: create a JRPG that goes back to the origins of the genre. A sort of homage to the golden age of role-playing games of the 90s, to the point […]

Iron Fisticle review

What happens when two exceptional indie developers, Dave Parsons (Stealth Inc, Gravity Crash) e Dugan Jackson (Stealth Bastard, Aqua Kitty), join forces to create a tribute to the Arcade Arena Shooter genre? Iron Fisticle is the answer to this question, […]

LEGO The Lord of the Rings review

It was inevitable: after touching sagas like Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean and two forays into the world of DC Comics, one better than the other, Traveller's Tales has finally decided to cross the borders of Middle-earth, catapulting us directly into […]

Max Review: The Curse of Brotherhood

Every eldest child in the world has hoped, at least once in their life, that their little brother would disappear forever and never return, for one reason or another. What would happen if this wish came true? Press Play tell, come on PC, Xbox One e Xbox 360, […]

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 […]

Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord | Review

Close your eyes and imagine yourself in a continent called Calradia, full of mountains, plains and lakes, full of kingdoms large and small, nobles constantly at war with each other, merchants who want to become the richest in the world, nomads and bandits ready […]

The Swapper Review

One year after its PC version, the guys from Facepalm Games also bring their famous creation: The Swapper to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. Will this unusual title, after the great success of audiences and critics on PC, also win over the […]

Mighty Gunvolt Review

Arriving on the Nintendo 3DS eShop, after the announcement in Nintendo Direct on April 2, is not alone Azure Striker Gunvolt, but we also find Mighty Gunvolt, 8-bit demake of the latest effort Inti Creates, which lands in the store Nintendo in a completely […]

Hitman Review (2016) - Complete first season

We have already seen several times how the videogame market, from the point of view of the distribution formulas that can be adopted by publishers and developers, is a machine in constant motion: although the traditional approach, the one that sees the player […]

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII review

The Fabula Nova Crystallis project by Square Enix, as ambitious as it is confusing and a cause of rupture between fans and the saga, is enriched with a new title. Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII looks like the final chapter of the Lightning saga. Difficult […]

Don't Starve Review

There are far too few real survival games nowadays. Don't Starve, a title that arrived last year on PC and now also on Ps4, tries to revive this genre and tries to do it with great humor and with graphics that recall the early works of Tim Burton. Will he have […]

Deus Ex Review: Mankind Divided

After 5 years of being appreciated Deus Ex: Human Revolution, prequel and reboot of the sci-fi saga started in the 2000s by Ion Software, we are today talking about the awaited new chapter, which starting from the basics of the previous title, follows the path […]

Kingdom Hearts 3D Review: Dream Drop Distance

In 2002 Square Enix presented to the world a new saga, a sort of experiment, which united in a single game the most famous characters of Final Fantasy and those equally well known from the Disney universe. At the center of this mix, we find Sora, a young boy […]

Minecraft: Story Mode Season 2 - Episode One: Hero in Residence review

When you thought it was all over and instead a new even greater threat appears on the horizon. It seemed over last September, after that long-awaited eighth episode that put an end to the adventures of the new Order of the Stone, in the universe of Minecraft […]

Forza Horizon 4 review - 4 seasons on the horizon!

Racing games have always dominated the videogame genre. Over the years there have been many evolutions, and inside the arcade drift is the one that has managed to give more satisfaction to the lovers of engines. The spectrum of shades was as varied as it was […]

Akiba's Trip Review: Undead & Undressed

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

Destiny: Rise of Iron review

Destiny it is undoubtedly one of the videogame phenomena of recent years. Thanks to constant support, Bungie has managed to keep the game community alive, going against those who saw only a flash in the pan in this hybrid MMO shooter and clearing away the fierce […]

Review Professor Layton and the Call of the Ghost

As they say, the real pleasure lies in waiting. Exactly 2 years later than the launch on Japanese soil, last November 25 even we European fans were able to finally get our hands on the fourth chapter of the (new) saga of Professor Layton! Professor Layton and […]

Little Inferno Review

What happens when three designers join their minds and decide to release a new game under the name of Tomorrow Corporation? It is born Little Inferno, by Kyle Gray, Kyle Gabler, and Allan Blomquist, the former is the creator of Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling […]

Rhythm Paradise Review: Megamix

One of the fundamental demands in music video games is to have an excellent sense of rhythm, without which any title of the genre becomes practically an impossible challenge. For this reason, a simpler mode is often inserted that is able to entertain even the […]

Empire of Sin | Review, a potpourri of gangsters

After a first postponement in February of this year, the expected one Empire of Sin is finally ready to be enjoyed by enthusiasts, undoubtedly thrilled by the combo represented by the development entrusted to Romero Games and from Paradox production. Romero Games, […]

Red Dead Redemption 2 Review - The Hard Truth

What is a masterpiece? It is a definition difficult which, as far as we can tell, lays its foundations on the subjectivity of the individual. There will always be the person who does not like the Fourth Estate and who actually disgusts him. The internet turned […]

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 […]

Dragon's Dogma Review

The light of the candle next to me illuminates an unknown ceiling… “Where am I? Why was I sleeping here? " are the first questions I ask myself, but as soon as my mind looks into the memories I ask myself a much more important question "How can I still […]

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 […]

Monster Hunter World (PC) Review - Wyvern Flames at 60 fps

When Monster Hunter World was announced at E3 2017 fans of the saga were seized by euphoria and fear. On the horizon, the new world promised a new and innovative experience, finally able to exploit all the power of the latest hardware of […]

INSIDE (Switch) Review - Mutant Anguish

Trapped inside a metaphorical Truman Show. Anguish. This is mainly what I felt during the approximately 4 hours it took to reach the unsettling conclusion of this interactive contemporary art installation entitled Inside. Anguish and all its emotional tributaries. […]

Disney Infinity 3.0 Review - Marvel Battlegrounds PlaySet

While fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are eagerly awaiting Captain America: Civil War, out on May 4th, owners of Disney Infinity 3.0 can, from March 24, anticipate some clashes between heroes, thanks to the brand new PlaySet Marvel Battlegrounds. Compatible […]

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard review

Let's be clear right away: what are the key points that made the Resident Evil series immortal? We could talk about the constant sense of danger, the fear of turning the corner and finding ourselves once again in front of an enemy that is difficult to defeat, […]

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 […]

DmC Devil May Cry Review

Having to award the most controversial reboot crown of the generation, DmC Devil May Cry it would probably be the first choice of many people. Entrusted for the first time to a team of gaijin like Ninja Theory, Capcom has tried to reinvent one of its most important […]

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 […]

BOXBOY review!

The Direct on April 2 was certainly among the most surprising ever for the Kyoto house: between anticipated DLCs and new Classes for Mario Kart 8, New challengers for Super Smash Bros., Amiibo for all tastes and new chapters of Fire Emblem , there was no shortage […]

Darksiders II Review

Darksiders II has finally arrived on our shelves, for PS3, PC and X360, bringing with it great innovations to the brand, novelties that make this game a little more RPG and a little less repetitive than the first chapter. Speaking of news, the first big change […]

Uncharted 2 review

Uncharted 2: The Thieves' Den (Uncharted 2: Among Thieves) is a video game developed by Naughty Dog and published by Sony Computer Entertainment exclusively for PlayStation 3 and is the sequel to Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, released in 2007. The game is was […]

TrackMania Turbo Review

Who has never at least heard of Trackmania? The well-known racing-game series Swim has often stood out over the years for a strongly arcade approach between its various chapters, and the most loyal fans of the series love to talk about it to […]

Hyperdimension Neptunia Review: Producing Perfection

This year NIS America is really indulging itself, bringing niche titles with a markedly Japanese aftertaste to Europe, and after having "given us" pearls of the caliber of Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and interesting surprises like Demon Gaze, today […]

HyperDevotion Noire Review: Goddess Black Heart

HyperDimension Neptunia is a PlayStation exclusive series, reserved for a niche audience, the Japanese RPG series has now reached its fifth chapter in Europe (with a sixth coming this summer) while in its homeland it is ready to debut on PS4 the next April. The […]

Senran Kagura Review: Bon Appétit!

Cleared with Senran Kagura Burst, the series of the prosperous fighting ninja is getting, chapter after chapter, more and more visibility and successes in the West, where thanks to its strong fanservice it has managed to attract the attention of the most savvy […]

Mighty Switch Force Review!

After having risen to the limelight with Shantae, a spectacular 2D platformer for Game Boy Color created in the middle of the Game Boy Advance era, the Californian guys of WayForward have built a reputation over the years thanks to their unmistakable style […]

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 […]

Minecraft Story Mode: Season 2- Episode Four: Below the Bedrock review

It's Mining Time! After a forced pause that prevented us from starting the fourth episode for about a month and a half, due to an incorrect synchronization with the language of the PlayStation 4 and solved by setting the British language, the adventures of […]

Superhot review

It is not uncommon for older gamers nowadays to accuse a certain lack of originality in current titles, leading to an excessive tendency to "recycle the same soup" in support of their argument. In such a scenario, however, it may happen that a team of developers […]

Super Mario Maker 2 Review: Build-a-me, Mario!

Did you mean: Cooking Mario 2 There are games that fail to make a name for themselves and stand up to the giants of the gaming industry, thus collapsing on themselves in no time. There is also a very small minority, which despite being branded in history […]

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes review

The arrival on the market of a new one Metal Gear each time represents an unparalleled media event. This is without a doubt the merit of its creator, Hideo Kojima, who with his "touch" has always been able to keep the attention towards this series alive. […]

Life is Strange Ep.4 review - Dark Room

After the arrival of the fifth episode of Game of Thrones (here you can find the review) also for Life is Strange the time has come penultimate chapter of the season. They will have succeeded the boys of Dontnod Entertainment to leave us with bated breath […]

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle review

There are titles judged well before their presentation, whether it is for a casual leak or for an insider who reveals information, and then demolished by weather vane "gamers". This is the case with Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, leaked by Laura Kate Dale […]

Amplitude Review

Before getting to know the fame and success with Guitar Hero e Rock Band, Harmonix debuted back in 2001 on PlayStation 2 with Frequency, a particular rhythm game that combined electronic music and atmospheres to Tron in one game. The success that ensued (the […]

Shadow of the Colossus review

“In the shade of the cypresses and inside the urnComfort of tears is perhaps sleepLess hard of death? "U. Foscolo, On the sepulchres Only those who are crazy enough to believe they can change the world change it really. And we would like to be able to say […]

The Last of Us Remastered review

A little over a year ago, a title destined to make people talk about itself arrived on the market, thanks to a series of factors such as an impressive advertising campaign, the burden of being the swan song of a Playstation 3 in the process of retirement and […]

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 […]

Shaq Fu Review: A Legend Reborn - Shaq Puh!

Even before Michael Jordan, along with the Looney Tunes, marked our childhood with Space Jam, another NBA player was catapulted into a fantastic, or rather, virtual world. Let's talk about the great - in every sense - Shaquille “Shaq” O 'Neal, which […]

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 […]

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 […]

Humankind: Together We Rule | Recensione

When in 2019 SEGA and Amplitude Studios announced the Humankind project at Gamescom that year, few really believed that the video game in question would become something so important to a large group of gamers. I didn't believe it either: on the other hand, the […]

Furi review (Nintendo Switch)

"A very special thanks to Shinji Mikami, Hideki Kamiya, Keiji Inafune, Hideo Kojima, Hidetaka Miyazaki, Genyo Takeda, PlatinumGames, Grasshopper and Treasure Co. Thanks for the great games and good memories!". This review of Furi could end here, as does the […]

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 […]

NBA 2K17 review

It's been years since 2K Games has the dominance of the sports scene dedicated to basketball, beating (and by a fairly high margin) NBA Live whenever the two titles have been compared. NBA 2K16 it also proved to be the best sporting title of last winter, […]

Paper Beast, a dreamlike adventure among paper | Review

Trying to create watertight compartments for each video game that arrives on the market is the goal that publishers and also the users themselves, the gamers themselves, often set themselves. It is a problem that grips all entertainment, from paper to interactive, […]

Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition review

We got to talk about Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition in recent days in our preview and now it's time to draw conclusions on this revised and corrected version of the "classic" GungHo Online Entertainment that has gone crazy on smartphones […]

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 […]

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 […]

The Walking Dead-A New Frontier: Thicker Than Water review

After five months, we have reached the last bars of this third season of episodic titles dedicated to The Walking Dead, and before the grand finale, TellTale explores another fragment of Javier Garcia's life and family members. As the title suggests, Thicker […]

Halo 5: Guardians review

After having had the opportunity to retrace the adventures of Master Chief in next gen sauce thanks to the collection that landed on Xbox One, the Spartan Microsoft is preparing to live a new and epic epic with Halo 5: Guardians, the new chapter of the FPS […]

Iconoclasts review

Iconoclasts translates over seven years of Joakim Sandberg's work into 10 hours of metroidvania all environmental puzzles and full-screen boss fights. And more serious than it may seem, by the way. We also said it in our 2.0 buying guide, or the selection of […]

WRC 9 | Review of the PlayStation 5 version

The 3 September 2020 WRC 9 was released on PC, Xbox One and PS4, with versions for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch, expected in the following months. For a few days now, however, we have been able to get our hands on the PS5 version, released […]

The Division 2 review: our review

Three years have passed since the release of the first chapter. Seven months after the bioterrorist attack that hit New York and that after grueling battles saw us as savior heroes of the big apple, in The Division 2 we find ourselves in the role of an agent […]

Crypt of the NecroDancer review

Independent developers increasingly tend to experiment with new solutions to create products that are as interesting as possible. Ryan Clark of Brace Yourself Games has succeeded perfectly in the purpose, creating a mix of genres that is truly unthinkable. […]

SteamWorld Dig (Xbox One) review

By now the fact that a multitude of indie titles manage to win the hearts of gamers is no longer a secret to anyone. Furthermore, some of these have the good fortune over time to be distributed for all existing platforms, reaching an even greater share of the […]

Guardians of the Galaxy Episode 3: More than a Feeling review

The characters are characterized, the story is taking off and the time has finally come for some explanation of what we have seen in the first part of this series. After two excellent chapters (which you can find reviewed here and here), too the Telltale version […]

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 […]

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 […]

The Ratchet & Clank Trilogy Review

The one of the "posthumous" HD Collections on Playstation Vita is now taking on the connotations of a real tradition, especially as regards the mascots flying the Sony flag: after the debut about a year ago with the Jak and Daxter Trilogy by Mass Media Inc. […]

XCOM Chimera Squad | Review: a city to save

About a week ago, after years of absolute silence, to be exact from the end of August 2017 when the acclaimed expansion of XCOM 2 War of the Chosen, Firaxis Games announced out of nowhere XCOM Chimera Squad, new episode of the famous saga of turn-based strategy […]

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 […]

SteamWorld Heist (Wii U) review

It was when 2015 Image & Form he let out SteamWorld Heist on Nintendo 3DS, and our good Guido completed it practically in one breath. A few months later, the title was also released for “home” consoles and PC, and even in that case our Antonino was […]

Bravo Team Review

"Cover me!" I yell at my partner, and while he leans out of the hood of the car to shoot at our opponents, I look out over the trunk, and as soon as the enemies take cover behind their makeshift covers, I shoot with my head down towards a van a little further […]

7th sector review, our rece-guide for PS4

Write one rece-guide which tells a puzzle game is not easy but basically the great challenge of 7th Sector it is also this. All the gameplay is based on this great concept, the challenge. The Unity developer Sergey Noskov, the father of 7th sector, at the […]

Axiom Verge Review

Back to zero. We could summarize in these simple words the tendency of some developers to rediscover the origins of the video game, paying homage to the great classics of the past, inspired by them. An increasing trend that has particularly affected the indie […]

HtoL # NiQ Review: The Firefly Diary (PC)

Just as Idea Factory International is bringing their publications one after another to Steam, NIS America has begun the same process in recent months starting with Disgaea. For some weeks it has also happened to htoL # NiQ: The Firefly Diary, originally released […]

Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight review

"What does it mean - you forgot - Ariadne Thread!?" I exclaim breathlessly towards my partner, without bothering to hide my extremely annoyed tone. "That I can't find it in my backpack - it means, I must - I forgot it in the guild!" he answers me, in turn […]

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

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

Rodea the Sky Soldier review

It is a strange adventure that of the latest work by Yuji Naka, the father of Sonic e Nights, and his studio Prope. Announced in 2010 on Wii and formally completed in 2011, Rodea the Sky Soldier it then disappeared from the radar for a few years. Kadokawa Games, […]

Ghost Recon Wildlands Review

On the one hand, a virgin land (videogame speaking) like Bolivia, a stage less used by the various open world companies that now perform more and more frequently on the market. On the other hand, a software house like Ubisoft, prolific and with all due respect […]

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: […]

Syndrome Review

The horror genre in video games has seen a large number of evolutions over the years, transporting in our favorite medium all those sensations already known to fans of horror literature and cinema. If it is true that the two arts just mentioned are constantly […]

News What is the definition of retrogaming?

If you haven't spent the last few years living in a cave, you've probably heard of retrogaming. But exactly what is retrogaming? Although it is talked about more and more often, the meaning of retrogaming is not always clear. What do we mean when we talk […]

Crossing Souls Review

We were quite convinced that no more milk could be milked from the 80s tit, since the industry throughout 2017 has done nothing but wink at our 90s. Instead? Instead then we played Crossing Souls ... We could open and close this review in a matter of two lines, […]

Cadence of Hyrule review: exploration to the beat of the beat!

The hero of the legend (indie) You know Crypt of the NecroDancer? I personally, until a few months ago, did not know the work before the boys of Brace Yourself Games. During the Nindies Showcase on March 20, 2019 I was therefore extremely impressed by the […]

The Town of Light review

When working on a title based primarily on storytelling, the most important thing is obviously that of have something to tell. After a juicy preview (which you can find here), we realized that the LKA team he really has a lot of things to say and, equally […]

The Turing Test (PS4) review

Are you a robot? Very often, surfing the Internet, the screen we are looking at asks us this apparently trivial question. And, when the interlocutor is human, the question is really trivial, since the interlocutor is aware that he is not a robot by birth, that […]

Chronos Review: Before The Ashes - Review - Xbox One

I wrote this review of Chronos: Before The Ashes, played in its Xbox One version, puzzled and a little sorry. It will be that I don't believe in "forced" conversions, since the game was released in 2019 in a VR version. And you know, when a gameplay is built […]

Senran Kagura 2 review: Deep Crimson

It's been a little over a year since Senran Kagura's series made its official Western debut with the first 3DS title, Senran Kagura Burst, and after a couple of spin offs for PS Vita, including musou Shinovi Versus and the curious rhythmic / culinary experiment […]

Just Dance 2021, review: music returns to the living room

We know that the moment is not the most favorable for parties, discos and evenings with friends. That certain moments in the company of our circle of dearest affections may seem like a memory, now seems established. There is always an alternative, a hope, made […]

Octodad review: Dadliest Catch (PS4)

An old adage says “never judge a book by its cover”. Ignoring this saying, when Octodad: Dadliest Catch was shown during the Sony E3 2013 conference, probably no one would have bet on the Young Horses title, thanks to a series of factors such as a not particularly […]

3D Streets of Rage II Review

The releases on Nintendo eShop of Sega's 3D Classics line continue, which after offering a few months ago a lesser known title in our country (3D Fantasy Zone II) returns to offer one of the great classics of the house stable: it's the turn of Streets of Rage […]

SteamWorld Dig 2 review

When a Software House improves itself from product to product, one can only be happy with it. Image & Form did it again. The Swedish studio has once again managed to keep us glued to the screen, aiming for 100%, taking us back to a mine for fifteen […]

ABZÛ Review (Xbox One)

That Matt Nava works with particularly evocative titles far removed from the common conception of video games is now undoubted from that distant 2009, in which he was head of the artistic direction of Flower where, carried by the wind, we followed the misadventures […]

Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon review

Far Cry 3, released in late November 2012 was expected, as per Ubisoft tradition, a title rich in DLC. When the Blood Dragon “expansion” was announced, one would never have expected a stand-alone game. The 80s come to the fore in this whirlwind of quotes […]

LEGO City Undercover review

In the now distant 2005 TT Games brought the first of a long series of titles to consoles and PC, parodying one of the most beloved sagas of all time: LEGO Star Wars managed to conquer the slice of the public that other LEGO games had not yet managed to fully […]

Headlander Review

In the year of Metroid's thirtieth anniversary, the online stores were filled with numerous Metroidvania, from the underwater settings of Song of the Deep to the cyberpunk ones of Dex, passing through the imaginative world of the genietta Shantae. Last July […]

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D review

It was 1998 when, for Nintendo 64, the chapter of The Legend of Zelda was released which marked the history of video games (Nintendo and otherwise) from then on. When Ocarina of Time hit stores, no one imagined that the first 64-bit Zelda and XNUMXD graphics […]

Landflix Odyssey review: St (r) eam and Chill

And I don't mean what you are thinking. Knowing that I would play Landflix Odyssey my first thought went to the development team. Not that he wants to make rhetoric about Made in Italy, but seeing this bitter industry grow can only please. Secondly, I immediately […]

Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars review

In Japan, in the golden years of PSP, numerous dating simulators and RPGs were released, games that have never landed in the West, except through importation or illegal download. Among these titles was Design, date-sim mixed with RPG created by Spike, strengthened […]

The Surge 2 Review - The Kraken | A green lawn in the middle of the sea

The Surge 2 is a solid Dark Souls-like game released for PC towards the end of 2019. It was quite obvious that the developers of Deck13 would then continue to support the game with new free and paid content. The Kraken is precisely the last and most important piece […]

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 […]

Prey review

In a market that is now more and more “liquid”, where genre labels take on ever more nuanced contours, Arkane brings his interpretation of Prey to consoles and PCs: a bit of a shooter, a bit of survival and a bit of RPG. But 100% a first-person adventure […]

Swords & Soldiers Review

After the advent of the iPhone (and, subsequently, of the smartphone phenomenon in general), being able to obtain titles by spending often and willingly little more than the cost of a coffee is no longer a utopia. The rest of the market had to adapt, placing […]

FIFA 19 review: Simcade bailado

Better FIFA or PES? This year is very hard, thanks to the definitive return of the Konami simulation - which brings to fruition the rebirth started in 2015. FIFA 19 starts from the end. Or rather, from the Final - and the capital "F" is no coincidence. Almost […]

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 I'm ashamed of writing a review for Death Stranding

But do I really have to write it, a review of Death Stranding? Provo shame, in writing a review for Death Stranding. I don't know if I'm prepared. I don't know if anyone can be. Once, there was an explosion ... There was once an explosion, a blast […]

No More Heroes review: the beauty of boredom

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

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 […]

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