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

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

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Goodbye Volcano High, the review of the musical adventure of a group of teenage dinosaurs

What if the end of high school was as traumatic as an asteroid hitting Earth? We tell you about it in the review of Goodbye Volcano High. […]

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Forspoken, the review of Square Enix's "magical" action

After months of discussions and press events, we had the opportunity to review Forspoken, an action game full of light and shadow, with a curious obsession with cats. […]

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

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

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Castle Crumble, the castle destroyer review

From time to time it is also good to destroy something to pass the time, as we see in this review of Castle Crumble on Apple Arcade. […]

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Returnal, the review of the PC version for the PlayStation exclusive

One of the most interesting next-gen PlayStation exclusives makes its debut on PC with an even more improved version: the Returnal overhaul. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth review

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

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Master of Magic: Rise of the Soultrapped, the review of the DLC that combines technology and magic

The analysis of Master of Magic: Rise of the Soultrapped, the DLC that combines technology and magic in the remake of the historic 4X. […]

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The Amazing Shinsengumi: Heroes in Love review

The Amazing Shinsengumi: Heroes in Love was born as an iOS and Android title developed by Dogenzaka Lab which proposes some romantic stories with the addition of content that is forbidden to minors with the five famous captains of the group Shinsengumi. Released […]

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Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers review

On important birthdays, a few photos of the birthday boy always pop up. Street Fighter does not shy away from the rule, and during the party for its first thirty candles pulls out some Polaroids (appropriately restored) of its second chapter. Street Fighter […]

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Party Animals, the review of a beastly party game

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

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Exoprimal, la reseña del shooter cooperativo de dinosaurios de Capcom

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

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Quake 2, the Remaster review

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

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Ufo Robot Grendizer: The Feast of Wolves, the game review dedicated to the robot Go Nagai!

The review of Ufo Robot Grendizer: The Feast of Wolves tells us that more than a great game, we find ourselves facing a great altar of celebration. […]

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TMNT: Splintered Fate, the review of a Hades-style roguelike with the Ninja Turtles

The idea of combining the roguelike structure with the world of the Ninja Turtles is interesting: let's see it in the TMNT: Splintered Fate review. […]

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

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

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

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

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Ghost Trick: Ghost Detective, the review of the remaster of Shu Takumi's adventure

13 years after its debut on Nintendo DS, Shu Takumi's puzzle-based adventure returns with a splendid remaster: the Ghost Trick: Ghost Detective overhaul. […]

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

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

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Station to Station: a great little game for your little ones great moments of relaxation

Each game lasts a few minutes in Station to Station, a full-voxel miniature transportation magnate. We tell you in the review. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Highwater, the review of a Netflix strategic adventure in an underwater world

Highwater is a new game with a high profile that arrives in the Netflix catalog, we discovered it in its review. […]

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

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

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Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition, the revision of the classic for PC, now also for Xbox and cloud

The analysis of Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition, the console and cloud edition of one of the most beloved RTS of all time, now playable with the gamepad. […]

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

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

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

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

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Sonic Origins Plus, analysis of the 2.0 remastering dedicated to the very fast hedgehog from SEGA

After its release last summer, the remaster of the world's fastest hedgehog returns in a version enriched with content: the Sonic Origins Plus review. […]

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

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

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Tomb Raider: Anniversary review

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

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Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key, the review of the conclusion of the trilogy

In the review of Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key we tell you the strengths and weaknesses of the final chapter of the trilogy by Gust and Koei Tecmo. […]

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Digimon World: Next Order Review

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

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Rayman 3 HD review

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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DOOM guy. Life in first person, a review of the autobiography of John Romero, one of the fathers of DOOM

John Romero, the iconic American developer, co-founder of id Software, talks about the ups and downs of his long career in DOOM Guy. Life in First Person. […]

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Sonic Superstars, the very high speed review of the new chapter

In the Sonic Superstars review you will find all the news about the latest chapter of the SEGA series of the beloved blue hedgehog. […]

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Minecraft Legends, Mojang's RTS review

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

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Pistol Whip: Do you think you're good with that gun? Then shoot!

One or two weapons, a level that runs to the sound of music and many, many enemies armed to the teeth: these are the ingredients of the Pistol Whip review. […]

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

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

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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 […]

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

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

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Anno 1800 Console Edition: Ubisoft Blue Byte's masterpiece comes to consoles!

Anno 1800 Console Edition is not just any Anno, but the best Anno of all time and, without a doubt, the best city builder for Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5. […]

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Thirsty Suitors, the review of the game where the exes face each other published by Annapurna

The Thirsty Suitors review tells us about a game that has an important artistic sector, hilarious humor and... An army of exes to face! […]

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Fire Emblem Engage, the analysis of an extraordinary game test for Nintendo Switch

The review of Fire Emblem Engage for Nintendo Switch speaks of an extraordinary test of play that, in narrative terms, leaves much to be desired. […]

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Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1, the review of the collection dedicated to the Konami series

In the review of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 we will ask ourselves if it is a preservation work or a mere commercial operation. […]

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

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

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Clash: Artifacts of Chaos, the review of the return to the world of Zeno Clash

The analysis of Clash: Artifacts of Chaos, the game that takes us to the world of Zeno Clash, but with an eye on God of War. […]

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WarioWare Gold Review- Who doesn't die sees himself

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

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

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

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World War 3, the review of a free shooter without identity

Born with the idea of uniting Battlefield and Call of Duty, World War 3 fails to find its identity and must cling to its free character. […]

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

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

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Children of Silenttown, the review of an adventure about fear and silence

The review of Children of Silenttown, a Spanish point and click adventure for PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch that talks about fear and silence. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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After Us: review of an excellent, sometimes naive, platform game

Talking about environmentalism in a video game is always complicated and the After Us review tells us that the game only succeeds to a certain point. […]

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

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

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

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

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Nocturnal, the review of the Metroidvania-style action and platform game from Sunnyside Games

A dark evil fog and the light of a flame are the protagonists of Sunnyside Games' metroidvania-style action platformer: Nocturnal review. […]

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Chase Review: Cold Case Investigations - Distant Memories

During his very fortunate existence Nintendo DS it was the home of a large number of unconventional games and experiences. Thanks to titles like 999 or those belonging to the Ace Attorney series, it is with this console that the genre of visual novel it has […]

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

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

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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the analysis of Respawn's new adventure

The Force flows mightily in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, but can Respawn really surpass the excellent Fallen Order in every aspect? […]

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

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

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

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

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Vampire Survivors: We tried the cooperative mode

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

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Endless Dungeon, the review of a good mix of genres

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

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

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

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The Hex Review - Six Avatars in Search of Author

For those who fall into guilt, sir, the one responsible for all the faults that follow, is it not always who, first, brought about the fall? Lionel Snill Daniel Mullins did it again: after that incredible authorial work that he is Pony Island, the Indie […]

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Grim Guardians: Demon Purge, the review of the action platformer inspired by Castlevania

The Grim Guardians: Demon Purge review explains what high school girls, machine guns, and deadly demons have in common. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Rayman Origins Review

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

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Ib Remake, the review of Kouri's particular terror

Straight from the golden age of RPG Maker, Ib Remake comes to Nintendo Switch and PC, a fairly quick work of re-proposition of Kouri's particular horror. […]

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Savant - Ascent REMIX, the review of an arcade to play at full speed

The review of Savant - Ascent REMIX, an arcade game to play at full speed, which finds its dimension within its limits. […]

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Marvel's Spider-Man 2, the analysis of the Insomniac exclusive for PlayStation 5

In the review of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 we will see that Spider-Man returns to fight crime on PlayStation 5: a bigger and more ambitious game, but also better? […]

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Lone Survivor review: The Director's Cut

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

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Horizon Chase Turbo Review - Traveling without moving

Aquiris reminds us how beautiful the outrunners were, declining them in the present. Horizon Chase Turbo is so vintage in appearance that it resembles those wonderful toys with mini steering wheel and magnetic track, where the toy car is trapped in the blissful […]

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

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

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

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

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Steins; Gate Review

Steins; Gate is a visual novel born from the collaboration of 5pb. e Nitroplus and is the second title in their Science-Adventure series, ranking somewhere between Chaos; Head e Robotic; Notes. Among the various products dedicated to the series we find […]

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

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

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Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot The London Affair, the review of a step back

Here you have our review of Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot The London Affair, an investigative adventure that takes a few steps back. […]

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Deliver Us Mars, the review of an adventure that takes us to the Red Planet

The review of Deliver Us Mars, a narrative adventure that takes us to the Red Planet in search of salvation for humanity and the protagonist. […]

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

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

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Jurassic World Aftermath Collection: the PS VR2 version arrives in the claws of a velociraptor!

Jurassic World Aftermath Collection is an authentic stealth game where we will be the prey, and the most fearsome of the Jurassic Park dinosaurs will be the hunter. […]

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

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

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

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

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Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection: an excellent, but expensive remaster

Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection is an excellent but expensive remaster of three dungeon crawlers that redefined the genre thanks to their mapping mechanics. […]

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Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition review, next-gen review

Devil May Cry 5 arrives on PlayStation 5 (and Xbox Series X) with the usual special Edition, and there is no need to add more to this review. Because yes, we are now in the fourth Special Edition out of six chapters in total, and in all of them the common […]

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, the review of Activision's new shooter

In the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 review we analyze a chapter marked by deep contradictions, which could change the way Call of Duty games of the future will be made. […]

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

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

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Secret Files 3 for Nintendo Switch | Review

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

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Remnant 2, the analysis of one of the most fun video games of the year

In the Remnant 2 review we discover how Gunfire Games has evolved its formula, a perfect mix between soulslike and third-person shooter. […]

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

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

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Gunbrella, the review of the original umbrella action platform

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

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

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

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Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stones review: Flame / Thunder

While on television screens it is broadcast in first viewing Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy, on March 27th 3DS will welcome two new titles of the brand, dedicated to the second chapter of the Arion Sherwind trilogy, available both in physical and digital version […]

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Ghost of Tsushima | Review, the way of the Ghost

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

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

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

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Street Fighter 6: the review of Capcom's extraordinary fighting game

Our review of Street Fighter 6, an incredible return to form from Capcom, raising the bar for the entire genre far beyond our predictions. […]

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Deception IV: Blood Ties review

It happens more and more often in the gaming world to resurrect years old series, perhaps with a reboot, or with a new chapter that makes the hardened fans discuss who, inexorably, will always find something to complain about. The first chapter of Kagero, known […]

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

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

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Just Dance 2024 Edition, the review of the new appointment with the Ubisoft dancers

Forty new songs, many choreographies and a notable push towards online are the heart of the analysis of Just Dance 2024 for Switch, Xbox and PlayStation. […]

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

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

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Oddworld Soulstorm | Review of the Switch version

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

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A Space for the Unbound, the review of an extraordinary point and click adventure in Indonesia

Mojiken creates A Space for the Unbound, a deep and melancholic story set in 90s Indonesia. It takes some […]

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

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

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Pro Cycling Manager 2023: The manager review for true fans

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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The Settlers: New Allies, the review of the return of a historical series between Anno and Age of Empire

Graphically delicious, the return of The Settlers: New Allies seems like a product half thought and half done: the review. […]

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

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

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

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

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Indivisible Razmi's Challenges | Review

Indivisible had convinced us in the review phase with its multifaceted gameplay that amalgamates platform and action-rpg. Despite some flaws, the general design of the scenarios was presented as a careful playground where to combine the many skills obtained during […]

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

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

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

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

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Grimvalor | Review, from mobile to Nintendo Switch

More and more titles are moving from traditional consoles to mobile, a long and incessant emigration of video games that has profoundly marked the videogame landscape in recent years. Among these we can find both works of the highest order but belonging to the […]

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

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

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Lone Ruin, the review of a minor Hades

The review of Lone Ruin, an independent game very inspired by Hades, but not even close to Supergiant's masterpiece. […]

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

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

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News Relegation - Bugs Bunny: Lost In Time

How many times have you happened to stop for a moment, just a moment, to think about the old glories of the past? How many times have you felt older even than the day before, thinking back to a movie or a videogame series released when you were still in the […]

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

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

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

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

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Space Cats Tactics, the review of a strategy game with too many problems

Here's our review of Space Cats Tactics, a strategy game that unfortunately suffers from too many problems to be recommended. […]

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

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

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

In this Tin Can review we take you into space, trying to survive while we wait for a helping hand willing to save us from a sad and lonely end. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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The Fabulous Fear Machine: Review of a Truly Bad Manager

Have you ever dreamed of dominating the world with fear and anguish? The Fabulous Fear Machine is at your service but the price can be more than a quarter. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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The Wreck, the review of a visual novel about four generations of women

The review of The Wreck, an adventure in which we will reconstruct the life of a young woman who faces a long series of traumas. […]

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

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

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

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

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Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree, the review of a lost adventure between music and Norse mythology

The review of Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree, an adventure based on Norse mythology, in which you fight to the rhythm of music. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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AEW: Fight Forever, the review of Yuke's return to the world of wrestling

We spent several hours in the company of AEW: Fight Forever and in this review we tell you about Yuke's return to the world of wrestling. […]

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

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

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

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

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NeverAwake, the review of the twin-stick shooter that seems born from a Tim Burton nightmare

Terrible nightmares, frenetic action and lots of customization in the review of NeverAwake, a twin-stick shooter worthy of your attention. […]

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Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten, the review of the latest game in the Utawarerumono series

With this revision, Monochrome Mobius also debuts in Europe: the revision based on feudal Japan, mysteries to reveal and turn-based combat. […]

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

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

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Pikmin 3 Deluxe | Nintendo Switch video game review

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

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Beyond Contact, the review of a science fiction survival that does not emerge

The review of Beyond Contact, a science fiction survival game that fails to emerge due to some structural problems. […]

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Assassin's Creed Mirage, the review of the episode that returns to the origins of the series

The mysterious and tormented past of Basim Ibn Ishaq, the thief turned Hidden One, is set to be revealed in the Assassin's Creed Mirage review. […]

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

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

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

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

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Fort Solis, the review of the disturbing science fiction adventure Fallen Leaf

A mining station on Mars raises the alarm and engineer Jack Leary answers the call, not knowing what awaits him: here is the review of Fort Solis. […]

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

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

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Descenders | Review: tricks and crazy descents on a mountain bike

The feeling of freedom that some distinctly arcade titles offer is truly priceless, especially if the video game in question allows us to step into the shoes of a reckless athlete in an extreme sport like downhill. After all, in the past, intellectual properties […]

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Flashback 2, the review we never wanted to write

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

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

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

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

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

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Disco Elysium review: video games give tangible shape to feelings

This Disco Elysium review investigating the relationship between video games and feelings was made possible thanks to the collaboration with DLCompare, who provided us with the review code. For more information on the service and our ethical purchasing […]

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Small Radios Big Televisions Review

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

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

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

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Sticky Business: Sticker Shop Simulator Review

Many artists and designers have decided to open an online sticker store, now you too can live their dream in the Sticky Business review. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Atlas Fallen, the review of the action adventure Deck 13

After The Surge and Lords of the Fallen, Deck13 tries again with an action-adventure game that fails to hit the mark: the Atlas Fallen review. […]

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Ace Racer, the review of the free arcade driving game with gacha elements

With more than 40 million users, NetEase's free driving game with gacha elements also debuts in the West: Ace Racer review. […]

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Moving 2: Back to the Difficult Moving Review

Let's get back to moving roughly with Moving Out 2. We'll tell you about it in our review. There is nothing […]

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

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

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Elimination Process, the review of an investigative graphic novel with a colorful cast

NIS finally brings to Europe Process of Elimination, an investigative graphic novel whose strong point is its colorful cast. […]

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

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

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Mr. Saitou, the crazy isekai adventure of a Japanese salaryman

Acclaimed developer and composer Laura Shigihara returns to explore the world of Rakuen by putting poor Saitou in the skin of a worm. […]

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Rakuen Deluxe Edition, el análisis del regreso de un RPG en movimiento con mucho contenido adicional

The acclaimed adventure developed by Laura Shigihara, Rakuen, comes to Nintendo Switch with a new spin-off and animated series. […]

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

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

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Warhammer 40.000: Darktide, the review for Xbox Series

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

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

Minabo – A walk through life, turnip-based life simulator review

Obey Me | Review, bordering on holypunk

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

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

Goodbye Volcano High, the review of the musical adventure of a group of teenage dinosaurs

Forspoken, the review of Square Enix's "magical" action

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

Castle Crumble, the castle destroyer review

Returnal, the review of the PC version for the PlayStation exclusive

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

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

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

The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth review

Master of Magic: Rise of the Soultrapped, the review of the DLC that combines technology and magic

The Amazing Shinsengumi: Heroes in Love review

Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers review

Party Animals, the review of a beastly party game

Exoprimal, la reseña del shooter cooperativo de dinosaurios de Capcom

Quake 2, the Remaster review

Ufo Robot Grendizer: The Feast of Wolves, the game review dedicated to the robot Go Nagai!

TMNT: Splintered Fate, the review of a Hades-style roguelike with the Ninja Turtles

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

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

Ghost Trick: Ghost Detective, the review of the remaster of Shu Takumi's adventure

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

Station to Station: a great little game for your little ones great moments of relaxation

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

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

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

Highwater, the review of a Netflix strategic adventure in an underwater world

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

Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition, the revision of the classic for PC, now also for Xbox and cloud

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

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

Sonic Origins Plus, analysis of the 2.0 remastering dedicated to the very fast hedgehog from SEGA

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

Tomb Raider: Anniversary review

Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key, the review of the conclusion of the trilogy

Digimon World: Next Order Review

Rayman 3 HD review

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

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

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

DOOM guy. Life in first person, a review of the autobiography of John Romero, one of the fathers of DOOM

Sonic Superstars, the very high speed review of the new chapter

Minecraft Legends, Mojang's RTS review

Pistol Whip: Do you think you're good with that gun? Then shoot!

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

Zheros review

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

Anno 1800 Console Edition: Ubisoft Blue Byte's masterpiece comes to consoles!

Thirsty Suitors, the review of the game where the exes face each other published by Annapurna

Fire Emblem Engage, the analysis of an extraordinary game test for Nintendo Switch

Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1, the review of the collection dedicated to the Konami series

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

Clash: Artifacts of Chaos, the review of the return to the world of Zeno Clash

WarioWare Gold Review- Who doesn't die sees himself

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

World War 3, the review of a free shooter without identity

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

Children of Silenttown, the review of an adventure about fear and silence

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

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

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

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

After Us: review of an excellent, sometimes naive, platform game

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

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

Nocturnal, the review of the Metroidvania-style action and platform game from Sunnyside Games

Chase Review: Cold Case Investigations - Distant Memories

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

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the analysis of Respawn's new adventure

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

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

Vampire Survivors: We tried the cooperative mode

Endless Dungeon, the review of a good mix of genres

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

The Hex Review - Six Avatars in Search of Author