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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 […]

Nights of Azure review

In the latest generation of consoles Gust was one of the most active software houses, thanks to the release of 6 games in 6 years and only on PS3. With the arrival of the new generation of consoles, however, the company has decided to seize the ball, taking […]

Shantae Review: Risky's Revenge - Director's Cut

It was the year 2002, in collaboration with Capcom landed on Game Boy Color Shantae, spiritual heir to Monster World and one of WayForward's first works, putting players in the shoes of the young half-genius in a mix between platform and action game (or commonly […]

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Review

Released at the end of 2015, Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes he had distinguished himself on PC for bringing the atmospheres of board games to our computers, in a formula that included a perfectly successful asynchronous cooperative multiplayer. One year later, […]

Outlast II review

According to the dictionary of psychology, the fear it is “a primary emotion of defense, provoked by a situation of danger that can be real, anticipated by the forecast, evoked by the memory or produced by the imagination“. Although it was certainly not […]

Star Fox Zero review

There are three science fiction sagas from Nintendo for excellence. Metroid, with its isolationist attitude and the confrontation with alien ecosystems and biologies, certainly indebted to the film saga of Alien. The futuristic racer F-Zero, with its American […]

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 […]

Danganronpa Review 1 · 2 Reload

The series Danganronpa has made a name for itself in the West in recent years thanks to the presence of characters capable of making gamers fall in love and an exciting plot combined with a genre suitable for these elements: the visual novel. This led NIS America […]

Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan review

Leaning over the stern of the flying ship, I watch the fast movement of the propeller as the ground rushes below us, moving further and further away from Tharsis, the capital. Detaching myself from the parapet, I return to the interior of the ship, where I […]

Mario & Sonic review at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (3DS)

It is almost time that all fans of light sports are waiting for: the Olympics. This year in August it will take place in Rio de Janeiro the XXXI edition of the Olympic Games and, as always, Nintendo will also celebrate the event with a new chapter in the “Mario […]

Shovel Knight review (PS4 and Xbox One)

After the debut last June on PC, and the postdated arrival on the European Wii U and 3DS last autumn, the acclaimed platform of Yacht Club Games arrives armed with a shovel also on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita (With Cross-Buy and Cross-Save) […]

NBA 2K18 review

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

XCOM 2 Collection | Review

With XCOM 2 Collection, together with Bioshock and Borderlands, 2K Games has not only given new life to some of the most beautiful video games of recent years, but has offered an opportunity to all Nintendo Switch owners who have never played these titles to recover […]

Destroy All Humans! | Review: the return of the Furons

To try to warm up these last atypical days of July is Destroy All Humans !, a remake as unexpected as it is welcome of a title perhaps not very well known, but remained in the hearts of all the lucky ones who have been able to try it over time. With the clear intent […]

Tales From the Borderlands: Episode 4 - Escape Plan Bravo review

As if to respond to the criticisms made last time on the amount of time left between one episode and another, Telltale this time it saves some of the usual waiting for players who ventured nine months ago on Pandora with Tales From the Borderlands. Let's find […]

Destiny 2 Shadowkeep Review - From the past with fury

Shadows from the Deep, not surprisingly. When my hearing is tickled by epic music in the act of picking up a rifle, the mental association to Bungie It is inevitable. Today the review of Destiny 2 Shadowkeep, yesterday the myself of yesteryear, leaning […]

Yomawari Review: Night Alone

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

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 […]

Portal 2 review

Brilliant. Yep, that's the exact word to describe Portal 2. The work begun in 2007 by Valve with the first Portal has reached the peak of its splendor with this sequel, which cannot be missing in any player's collection. Portal 2 is in fact the direct sequel […]

Mario Tennis Open Review

Excluding the "Olympic collaborations" with Sonic, Mario Tennis Open is the first true Mario sports title to debut on Nintendo 3DS. With this title Camelot, a team known for being behind the development of the Mario Golf brand, takes the tennis series to a […]

Hatsune Miku Review: Project DIVA X

We have already had the opportunity to talk about the exuberant success of Hatsune Miku in the review of Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX released last September on Nintendo 3DS. Despite the years, the interest in the virtual home idol Crypton Future Media […]

Middle-earth review: Shadow of War

When you have an intellectual property like that of de The Lord of the Rings it is always a risk to take any creative freedom, due to the amount of fans ready to tear the developers to pieces at the slightest error of continuity and / or interpretation. A few […]

Torchlight III | Review: not everything went well

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

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 […]

The Last of Us Review Part 2 between politics and reviews

They told us about a political, "left-wing" The Last of Us Part 2. It's true? The Last of Us Part 2 review that you are about to read is obviously spoiler-free. For a videogame alternative that isn't afraid to anticipate events, there's Holygamerz. I […]

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 […]

Gears of War 4 review

After Halo, Gears of War is one of the most important and played Microsoft franchises, so much so that the Redmond house has been pushed, after having concluded the exploits of Marcus Fenix and his faithful Gear companions to purchase the IP from Epic Games. […]

Astro's Playroom | Review

A direct sequel to Astrobot: Rescue Mission, Astro's Playroom has been, since its announcement, mistakenly considered a mere technical demo for SONY's new DualSense. In reality, however, the title dedicated to the tender robot is a real production, able not only […]

Fifa 17 review

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

Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered review

Four years after the release of the original, Ubisoft has decided to finally make our Luca Mazzocco prophetic: Assassin's Creed Rogue arrives on PS4 and Xbox One and… "Let's wait for the 1080p version on next gen!", We said - or rather, Luca Mazzocco said, […]

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 […]

Middle-earth review: Shadow of Mordor

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

Forza Horizon 2 review

Only a couple of years ago it officially debuted on Xbox 360 Forza Horizon, variation on the automotive theme by Playground Games in collaboration with Turn 10, which moving away from the simulation aspects of the series of Force, gave his own interpretation […]

Mafia 2 Definitive Edition | Review: a lazy but effective remastered

Mafia 2 it is a title that needs very few introductions. Released in 2010, developed by 2K Czech, is the direct successor of the eponymous Mafia I, released eight years earlier, in 2002. The two games have finally been remastered by Take Two, who, however, has […]

Kirby Fighters Deluxe Review

In May of last year Kirby, the round pink monster from Nintendo, made his debut on 3DS in one of his best performances, bringing one of the best platformers available for the handheld console into the hands of the gamer. In addition to the inevitable story […]

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, […]

Call of Duty: Black Ops III review

Since the days of Call of Duty 3 the series of Activision saw two different studios alternate in development: on the one hand Infinity Ward, fathers of the series and above all authors of the three Modern Warfare (and the forgettable Ghosts), on the other Treyarch, […]

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 […]

Ghostrunner, an explosion of adrenaline | Review

Ghostrunner is an addictive work, a title that captivates thanks to an extraordinary gameplay. Dynamic, frenetic and irresistible: the production of One More Level, in collaboration with 3D Realms and Slipgate6, it is a small pearl, as well as one of the most beautiful […]

Finding Paradise Review

If you talk to a player from a few years ago about To The Moon, it is quite possible that you will get a reaction that is somewhere between a smile and tears in your response. Moving like few others, the little gem in RPG Maker made by Freebird Games in 2011 […]

Resident Evil 7: Banned Footage Vol.1 review

Despite the futile criticisms received from some web users, Resident Evil 7 has established itself on the market as a title curated, profound, fascinating and capable of restarting a brand that in recent years had suffered an undeniable decline in quality. […]

Gauntlet Review

Born on a cabin cruiser in 1985, the Gauntlet has seen many ups and downs (including the cancellation of a chapter for Nintendo DS) the last iteration of Gauntlet Seven Sorrows, is now almost ten years old, class of 2005, developed for PS2 and Xbox. Arrowhead […]

Starhawk review

The current generation will certainly be remembered as a sort of "golden age" of shooters, a genre that has flaunted an indisputable superiority (at least in terms of quantity) over practically any other type of game for practically the entire life cycle of […]

Puppeteer Review

This year we have seen several platformers on our consoles: from the indie cowboy of Gunman Clive on 3DS to Bob's debut in the difficult Cloudberry Kingdom, from the jumping rabbit of Kung Fu Rabbit up to the return of Rayman in Rayman Legends and that of Luigi […]

J Stars Victory VS + review

When you think of fighting games (and more generally of video games) taken from manga and anime, it is inevitable to call home Bandai Namco Entertainment, which over the years has managed to churn out many manga / anime-themed titles, even giving some pearls […]

Borderlands 3 Psycho Krieg and the Fantastic Mayhem | Review

Featuring Borderlands 3 Psycho Krieg and the Fantastic Mayhem ends what is the cycle dedicated to the DLC of the Gearbox title, an epic that has given us both excellent additional content, such as Weapons, Love and Tentacles, as well as small disappointments, such […]

NUTS review: Let's stalk squirrels

Oh NUTS It's the nature. In these days when we are prey to the chessboard of colorful regions, it is increasingly difficult to leave the house. So armed with my virtual backpack I ventured into the forests of Melmoth. Ventured so to speak. In NUTS, we will […]

Drakengard 3 review

We are now turned with our heads to the future, to this next gen that still fails to mesh. And while the focus is on what E3 has in store for us, older generation consoles continue to churn out titles without fear of competition. Today is the turn of Drakengard […]

Chronology Review

Since the last generation, the indie landscape has grown exponentially offering many times what the titles are TripleA some large companies could not communicate. In an insane wave of titles that are almost all the same, the Indies like Braid o Limbo brought […]

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 […]

Assassin's Creed: Origins review

We could drown you (and we will) in a river of words around Assassin's Creed: Origins, explaining what Ubisoft has managed to make bloom from the slime left by the sabbatical granted to the series and what has not sprouted. But the thing that interests fans […]

BioShock Review

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

Gridd review: Retroenhanced (Xbox One)

A few years ago, Raf wondered what would be left of the 80s. Fortunately for us, we have much more left than expected. Available since last May on PC, the frenetic Arcade shooter Antab Studio finally arrives on consoles Microsoft products thanks to the […]

Shin Megami Tensei Review: Devil Survivor 2 Record Breaker

The last few years have seen an unexpected resurgence of popularity for Shin Megami Tensei, the Atlus RPG saga that has always stood out for its hardcore approach and apocalyptic and occult atmospheres. Thanks to the success of the Persona spin-off and a small […]

Limbo review: a journey into the unknown

If in doubt… Play! There are expressions that, read or heard several times, come to take root in our minds due to their recurrence; one of these is the timeless “warning: read the instructions carefully”. But how many times have we listened to it, […]

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, […]

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 […]

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 […]

Final Fantasy XV Royal Edition review

In the last few weeks, I have reached unspeakable levels of masochism. A year ago, with the release of Final Fantasy XV on consoles, I complained like never in life. Still, I wanted to relive this (tragic) experience again on PC. A few more or less interesting […]

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Review

The Toad troop first appeared in Super Mario Galaxy: at the time the four mushrooms certainly did not imagine having to abandon their spaceship and end up in a game completely dedicated to their captain. Captain Toad and his team also made their appearance […]

Mario Kart 8 review

More than twenty years ago, Nintendo proposed to Super NES owners a particular racing game, where the most famous plumber of the Kyoto house and his cast of supporting actors, were armed to the teeth riding colored karts, Super Mario Kart it was released in […]

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 […]

Final Fantasy Type-0 HD review

Despite the potentially winning idea, the attempt to Square Enix to create a gigantic fresco with the named series Fabula Nova Crystallis it certainly cannot be said to be concluded in the best way. To be part of this saga, initially, there were three titles: […]

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8: Final Chapter Prologue review

Defined by many players as the cash cow of Square Enix, the Kingdom Hearts series celebrates its first fifteen years of life with two collections for PlayStation 4. If for the more full-bodied one containing six chapters of the lucky brand created by Nomura […]

Gears of War: Ultimate Edition review

Comes on Xbox One the definitive edition of Gears of War. The first chapter of the Epic Games saga returns polished by the work of The Coalition, (the former Black Tusk Studios, within which it militates Rod Fergusson, executive producer of the first 3 chapters), […]

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 […]

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Review; Birth2: Sisters Generation (PC)

Idea Factory International continues with its intention to broaden its audience by including PC gamers. On May 29, in fact, it released on Valve's digital platform Hyperdimension Neptunia Re; Birth2: Sisters Generation, porting of the homonymous title released […]

Killer is Dead review

As has been the custom for some years now, a new title created by Grasshopper Manufacture, the Japanese software house led by the extravagant Suda51. The title, announced in May 2012, aims to continue the thematic and stylistic discourse of Killer7 and the […]

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Review

After introducing us at the beginning of the year the enterprising and original Chase McCain in LEGO City Undercover and in his prequel LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins, TT Games is back on the shelves with another parody, after facing the DC universe […]

Little Battlers eXperience review

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

Saints Row IV Review: Re-Elected

Born in 2006 in the wake of GTA, the videogame series Saints Row has managed over the years to obtain its own identity and a true following of faithful who, lovers of extreme actions and unbridled humor of the saga Volition, eagerly await each new episode / […]

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 […]

SteamWorld Dig: A Fistful of Dirt (3DS) review

2013 is undoubtedly the year of 3DS: while the eighth generation of fixed consoles appears on the world scene, the Nintendo laptop has amazed with exclusive quality titles setting the law in the portable console market. A further consecration comes from the […]

Disney Infinity 3.0 Review - Finding Dory Play Set

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

Tales From the Borderlands: Episode 3 - Catch a Ride review

While the publication of the episodes of the other Telltale series (Game of Thrones) proceeds at a more sustained pace, letting a maximum of a couple of months pass between one "episode" and the other, who is following Tales of The Borderlands stage by stage […]

Bayonetta Review (PC)

In the middle of Easter, Our Lord Kamiya (who sits to the right of Kojima) gives us the gift of a splendid resurrection: Bayonetta returns to shine on PC after seven years, and is in better shape than ever. We could have chosen to give a pompous and […]

Trackmania® | Review, the thundering return of Nations!

As widely written and announced just a month ago, Trackmania® is now ready to drive all his fans crazy along the tracks of the nostalgic remake of Countries. I immediately state that the title, compared to the preview always signed by me, has not changed one iota […]

King's Quest: Rubble Without a Cause review

Five months after the return of King's quest on our screens, The Odd Gentlemen puts us back in the shoes of the young (and old) King Graham of Daventry, for a new adventure with a more mature flavor, but in some ways less satisfying than the first chapter. Although, […]

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 […]

Maquette review and the recursion of life

Recursive/recursive/Adjective· Which is renewed or repeated at regular or almost regular intervals.· In mathematics and logic, of procedure for which in a succession of functions (or formulas, etc.) the value of each function (or formula, etc.) can be calculated […]

Minecraft review: Story Mode Episode Five - Order Up!

It was the last days of December when, after enjoying the fourth episode of Minecraft: Story Mode, we poured into the review the doubts about a fifth chapter, useless for the purposes of a closed plot. Instead in recent days, in addition to confirming the third […]

Control Review: Between mystery and experimentation

Evaluating a game is not an exercise in style, you know? Speak about a virtual experience it is not necessarily unlike the tell about the most concrete daily reality. Making sense of experience through words means obtaining Control on what we have experienced. […]

Dragon Age Inquisition Review

In a period in which cross-gen titles are the masters in the release calendar, it can be difficult to understand which of them are actually deserving or not. This time it is the turn of Dragon Age Inquisition, available in Europe from 21 November. In this long […]

Watch Dogs Review

On May 27th the obstacle course he brought is finally over Aiden Pearce from the announcement of Watch Dogs at E3 2012 to the release in stores. Obstacle course not without surprises and twists and turns between postponements, rumors, controversies and a marketing […]

PGA Tour 2K21 | Review: the great comeback of golf simulation

It was originally Tiger Woods, the champion par excellence of the sport of golf, the sportsman who for years has been among the highest paid ever, thanks to the numerous sponsors and awards obtained at the PGA Tour, the most important competition on the green. […]

Wasteland 3 Review: The story of the American revival continues

In a historical period in which immediacy is king, Wasteland 3 has managed to make me enjoy a story that has been going on for years. I warn you: I'm not going to talk about one of those video games eagerly awaited by the masses, but not one of those that […]

Tekken 7 review

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

Typoman Review

During the last E3, Nintendo launched the possibility, for those who could not attend the Los Angeles event, to try nine independent titles that would be released in the following months on Wii U. After Runbow, Freedom Planet and Extreme Exorcism, it's the […]

Guitar Hero Live Review

After the boom of the first chapters and the birth of the rival Rock Band, the series of Guitar Hero it has stalled undergoing a slow and inexorable decline, so much to bring Activision to bench the brand. The annual serialization had led to a lack of real […]

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls review

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

Dex Review (Enhanced Edition)

It happens more and more frequently to find on the shelves, digital or physical, revised and corrected versions of titles with a few years behind them. From the various "Final Mix" editions of Kingdom Hearts (recently released from Japan thanks to the HD Remixes […]

Fruit Ninja VR review

When a brand that owes its success above all to the world of smart devices arrives on consoles and / or PCs, a certain skepticism is to be put in mind: Halfbrick however, it is not new to this type of experiments, and after having beaten the road with the two […]

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 […]

Megadimension Neptunia VII Review (PC)

Following the publication on Steam of the main chapters of the series of Hyperdimension Neptunia and after having witnessed some of the spin-offs of the now famous saga, Idea Factory International completed the porting of Megadimension Neptunia VII. The title […]

Pokémon Review Black Version and White Version

The fifth generation of the pocket monsters of Game-Freak accompanies us with ours Nintendo DS, in the region of Unimatrix Zero, ready to capture new Pokémon, to challenge new Gym Leaders and find new friends. Welcome to Unova Our adventure touches new lands, […]

Sleeping Dogs Definitive Edition review

Nowadays, remastering of last generation titles are the order of the day. Not a month goes by, in fact, without a new version called "HD", "Remastered", "Definitive" or in other ways arriving in the shops, but which is none other than the base game with some […]

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 […]

Demon's Souls review, remake of a PS5 review

A review of the remake di Demon's Souls it should start like this, explaining that this is not really a remake. Rather than a restoration. Bluepoint games, now a true authority on similar transactions, reported the title that cleared customs on Souls phenomenon […]

Review In Other Waters is solitude one step away from the moon

In Other Waters is a Michael Collins simulator on Apollo 11. I thought long and alone, how to open this review of In Other Waters. Because it is a game that revels in solitude, and that despite talking about a collected SOS it made me feel alone. After […]

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE review

2016 is turning out to be a hot year for Japanese-style RPGs, and in recent months there have been many interesting releases that have involved both the world of fixed and portable consoles. And at the turning point of these 366 days there are still several […]

World of Final Fantasy Review

Everyone will surely remember E3 2015 when it was presented during the Sony conference in Los Angeles World of Final Fantasy. As can also be seen from the unnumbered title, it is a spin-off of the famous Final Fantasy saga by Square-Enix, with the aim of celebrating […]

One Piece Pirate Warriors 4: Bandai Namco's new musou impressed Famitsu

One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 debuted on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC on March 27, 2020, collecting good ratings almost everywhere in our continent. The latest installment of the musou series has also been very well received in Japan, especially […]

Resident Evil Review

resident evil is a series that has undoubtedly managed to influence and involve a huge number of gamers. For this reason many have not been able to accept the action that from the fourth episode involved the series, bringing it to the levels of a Michael Bay […]

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim review

Our long-awaited, longed-for and pleasantly inevitable journey through the Tamriel regions continues: with the fifth episode of The Elder Scrolls series, we have the chance to explore the cold snow-capped peaks of Skyrim, the northernmost region of the entire […]

FIFA 20 review: the review of the new EA Sports title

I admit that writing the review of FIFA 20 it was very funny. It will be the breath of fresh air brought by EA Sports with the new VOLTA mode, which brings back the good FIFA Street, highly requested by the community. Perhaps also thanks to the new gameplay, […]

Uncharted 3 review

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

The Elder Scrolls Online Review: Tamriel Unlimited

The idea of having to pay a monthly fee to play a video game is something that gives chills to any type of gamer. Here, therefore, the software houses must try to meet the players as much as possible to be able to sell their products and to conquer a […]

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), […]

The Silver Case Review

Suda Goichi, aka Suda51, is today one of the most famous and recognizable game designers of the Japanese gaming industry, also thanks to the unconventional, eclectic and over the top works of his Grasshopper Manufacture. This has not always been the case. In […]

Sonic Colors Review

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

3D Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Review

Younger readers will probably read it especially, but at the turn of the 80s and 90s the console war was much more felt. The undisputed protagonists of those years were certainly Nintendo e Sega, which before the advent of Playstation were competing for the […]

The Walking Dead Season 2 review

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

Dishonored Review

In a white and borderless environment, located halfway between dream and reality, an entity escapes the passage of time by watching over the world of humans. His ethereal gaze has long since rested on the figure of a man, an inmate of the Coldridge prison. "Crow […]

Yakuza Review: Like a Dragon and the love for JRPG - Review

Bigger series often struggle to finish. It is a problem that afflicts today's entertainment and that affects cinema, TV series, comics and video games. Yakuza was no exception, and SEGA has always staked very strongly on the status of icon that had achieved […]

Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls Collection review

Although the number has dropped significantly, we are once again talking about remastering of "old" glories. As we all know, sometimes the result is something really good (like the Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection), while other times not all things fall […]

Temtem | The analysis of the PlayStation 5 version

Looking at the Temtem project in its entirety, the reasons that led SONY and Crema Games to convert it from a multi-platform title to a "console exclusive" for PlayStation 5 are clearer. Arrived on PC in early access version at the beginning of 2020, the game has […]

SteamWorld Heist: Ultimate Edition review

After three reviews on our pages, between 2015 and 2016, how can I make the fourth analysis of this indie and non-indie masterpiece interesting? Let's find out! Ah, Gothenburg, the city of the only Swedish football team to have excelled in Europe, raising the […]

Bravely Default 2 | Review, a JRPG linked to tradition

We talked about it more and more extensively in previous tests, before that of the demo version and, to follow, thepreview of this title that the fanatics of the JRPG genre and of the Japanese software house are waiting with trepidation. We are referring to Bravely […]

The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 review

After landing on the Japanese market, The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 it finds its way to the West, to talk to us again about stories of witches and warrior "puppets". If Metallia, the charming and eccentric protagonist of the first chapter had managed […]

Fallout Shelter Review

Has your dream always been to be able to manage a vault? You don't know how to calm the wait until 10 November? Well, Fallout Shelter it's the game that's right for you. We have been playing with it since the original launch for iOS, but we have decided to […]

One Punch Man | Review, Saitama's fist will not save the Earth

In the most canonical manuals dedicated to the creation of a character or a story that refers to him, one will never easily find an identikit like that of Saitama. The hero protagonist of One Punch Man is unique, rare, incredibly absurd for how much he lives his […]

Age of Wonders 3 - Eternal Lords review

If Firaxis projects us towards a distant future, even more than what we saw in Civilization: Beyond Earth, with its Sid Meyer's Spaceship, on the other hand the Triumph Studios team takes us into the most classic fantasy, mixing RPG and turn-based strategy […]

Minecraft: Story Mode Episode One - The Order of the Stone review

Since 2009, Minecraft has become increasingly successful, becoming quite possibly the best known sandbox ever. An ever-populated community, the release on all platforms, gameplay on YouTube, are just some of the indicators of the success of Mojang's title. […]

Danger Scavenger | Review: between top down shooter and roguelike

A genre that has been popular for quite some time especially on PC is that of roguelikes, whose long wave has had a certain The Binding of Isaac as its main promoter in the last decade. Thanks to the procedural generation of levels, a large number of items and […]

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham review

One of the most successful LEGO licenses, so much so that it even slips into the film The LEGO Movie, is definitely the brick counterpart of Batman: Bruce Wayne's alter ego returns to all consoles for the third time in the history of titles developed by […]

Mario Tennis Review: Ultra Smash

2015 was an important year for Nintendo: the release of breaking titles such as Splatoon e Super Mario Maker, the death of Iwata, the insane success of the amiibo and the shadow of a new console at the door, arriving perhaps as early as next year. But not only […]

Demon's Souls | Review, real next-gen experience

Demon's Souls ... the progenitor of a genre as well as the PlayStation 3 exclusive that Yoshida himself repelled, and that was rescued by a Western community in search of innovative experiences, boasts the delicate goal of showing what the new PS5 hardware is capable […]

Deadpool review (PS4 and Xbox One)

In what has been defined by most as the Remastered generation, we have been able to witness the refurbishment of many single titles such as The Last of Us, collections of multiple chapters of the same series as MasterChief Collection, and actual remakes as […]

Snack World Dungeon Explorers | Review

Snack World Dungeon Scouts it is not an IP that can be considered, properly speaking, new. The title, in fact, is part of a multimedia project conceived by Level-5 in 2015 and which included a title for Nintendo 3DS, an animated series in CGI, a manga series and, […]

Titanfall 2 review

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

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 […]

Hatoful Boyfriend Review

Hatoful Boyfriend was born in Japan in 2011 as a visual novel for PC, as a successor to a flash game created as a joke on April 21st of that year. PigeoNation inc. in collaboration with Mediatonic, last year released an international remake on Steam, and last […]

eFootball PES 2021 | Review, more than just an update?

Like every year, this 2020 too will offer despite everything the usual "battle" between the two giants of football video games. Yes, because the challenge between Konami and EA Sports, albeit in a different guise from the one we are used to, still promises sparks […]

3D Out Run Review

Old, dear, Sega it no longer exists. As a perfect nemesis of one Nintendo at the time apparently impregnable as an icon and a point of reference as software between the 80s and 90s. Even if today it is projected towards a future mainly directed towards the […]

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, […]

Radial-G review

Radial-G presents itself as the heir in Virtual Reality of WipEout. The problem? That Sony reminded us a few months ago what WipEout really means ... It is a reflection that the writer - inevitably, having had the burden and the honor of addressing WipEout […]

Journey review (PS4)

thatgamecompany over the years it has carved out a reputation as a software house capable of sacrificing practically any aspect of its work in the name of experience: for example, it succeeded (perhaps even too hard) with Flower in 2009 and again hit the goal […]

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 […]

Fallout 4: Contraptions Workshop review

A press here, a few gears there, a couple of conveyor belts ... welcome to the world of automation, with the new stuff pack dedicated to Fallout 4, Contraptions Workshop. As the name itself implies, Contraptions takes the same logical line as Wasteland Workshop, […]

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 […]

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth review

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

Monster Hunter: World review

That Monster Hunter is one of the most successful IPs in the house Capcom is a fact, and much of this well-deserved public response we owe to the chapters released on Nintendo 3DS which, episode after episode, managed to bring the series from an early "niche […]

RIVE review

If you hang out in the undergrowth of independent development you will surely have come across the name of Two Tribes, Danish development team, which undoubtedly stands out among the various projects they have worked on in the past Toki Tori (with its sequel). […]

Marvel's Spider-Man review: great powers, little originality

Two parts of Insomniac, one wall-climbing and a sprinkling of well-known comic names like "Slott" or "Gage". The result is a good cocktail, but a little (too?) Old-fashioned. If you have opened this article, it means that you are interested in knowing what the […]

Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon review

After the parenthesis dedicated to the adventurers of Etrian Odissey, the series of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon is ready to come back up Nintendo 3DS from the next February 19. It will be successful Spike Chunsoft to clear their minds and listen to all the criticisms […]

Atelier Rorona Plus Review: The Alchemist Of Arland

It's only been 4 years since the series JRPG Atelier debuted on PlayStation 3, after having delighted fans all over the world starting from the chapters born on the 32-bit Sony console and then continuing on the Playstation 2. 4 years where the series has grown […]

1-2-Switch review

Here we are. Nintendo Switch, the new console of the Kyoto house is finally available on the market since last March 3rd. That Nintendo has retraced its steps, tacitly admitting the mistakes made with Wii U e taking Wii as a model, its most successful console, […]

Crimson Dragon Review

Crimson Dragon, launch title of the baby girl Xbox One is, and has been, since its announcement, one of those titles observed with interest by fans behind which there were good expectations, especially for those who saw the spiritual sequel of Panzer Dragoon, […]

Rocket League Review

Supersonic Acrobatic Rocked-Powered Battle-Cars it was a title capable of conquering a loyal group of fans thanks to a simple, fun, innovative and capable of entertaining gameplay during the long evenings in the company of friends. Here then, thanks to a well-established […]

Injustice 2 review

Superheroes fighting against other superheroes, this is what has been happening ever since this (huge) part of the American comics market has existed. Most of the time the clashes are just a pretext to make the characters fight each other (the classic "misunderstanding" […]

Spermination Review

Steam's Greenlight is definitely a great medium for indie developers. This service allows anyone to publish games on Valve's digital platform, as long as they pass the votes from users. The problem, however, is that they often manage to make it even titles […]

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate review

"The sailing ship of the sands is plowing the dunes of the desert, in the same way in which a couple of hours ago it sails quietly in the waters of the southern sea, but giving my eyes a completely different, if not almost dreamlike, spectacle in its unreal […]

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 […]

Spellforce 3 Fallen God, the trolls arrive | Review

The videogame landscape is fortunately dotted with works of all kinds, belonging to the most varied genres. Between old glories, new titles and strange hybridizations, in recent years we have indeed seen everything. The beauty is therefore that whatever you are […]

Albedo Eyes from Outer Space Review

Is it possible for one person to make a respectable videogame? We realize this may seem like an inconsistent question with starting a review, but when it comes to Albedo Eyes from Outer Space it is inevitable to bring up certain topics. The title in question, […]

Virginia review

The combination of cinema and video games has gradually increased with technological progress, which has allowed it to evolve towards more artistic and refined forms. In recent years, then authors such as David Cage e Sam lake they were pioneers of this philosophy, […]

Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters: Daybreak Special Gigs review

"What is after death?" A question as old as the very concept of thought, which has accompanied humanity since the dawn of its existence. But to a special student of the Kurenai Academy in Shinjuku, an important district of Tokyo, a fascinating and uncomfortable […]

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2

Developing a licensed spin-off, especially when the original brand has found much of its fortune on platforms philosophically quite distant from PC and console, is a delicate operation: it is easy to put your foot in the wrong and get the formula wrong and […]

Days Gone Review - Between Redemption and Individualism

Driving the motorcycle and the American Dream, Route 66 and the hot asphalt, the roar of the engine and the leather jacket that flaps to the rhythm of the wind. A life as a Centaur, the life of those who worship freedom. Days Gone is the first, true pixel […]

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 […]

Dying Light Review: The Following

About a year ago Techland thanks to Dying Light had shown that, trivially, the curriculum of a developer (for better or for worse) does not give guarantees on what is the final result achieved once the title hits the shelves. Inevitably, however, after the […]

Destiny 2 review

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

Sonic Boom Review: The Rise of Lyric

Throughout the history of video games, titles of all kinds have been seen. Good games, bad games. Masterpieces, historical titles. Mediocre games, works with flaws but which deserve to be played. Sleeper hits and colossal disappointments. There are also games […]

AeternoBlade review

Corecell Technology is a small Taiwanese software house founded in 2002 as a mobile developer. Over the years the team has grown, also becoming an approved developer on Nintendo and Sony platforms. After carrying out several commissioned works on behalf of […]

Cuphead Review

Cuphead is so beautiful to look at, that would be enough to convince you to take it without thinking twice! Cuphead is one of the videogame cases of this generation. Presented in 2014 during the conference Microsoft products of E3, the title of StudioMDHR Entertainment […]

Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition review

The reboot gimmick has been in use practically ever since the video game became a mass phenomenon. Sometimes the maneuver is aimed at relaunching historical brands that suffer from an identity crisis, while others hides more commercial purposes such as expanding […]

Mario vs Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars review

Two years after the most successful chapter, the series Mario vs Donkey Kong is preparing to debut on a fixed console with Mario vs Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars, the sixth title in the toy spin-off of the Nintendo plumber. For the first time on Wii U and […]

Moons of Madness | Review: madness comes to consoles

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

Haven | Review, Love without courage

Love in video games is something we have seen in many ways, but hardly in the most honest form of what it is. the life of a couple of young adults in their daily life. In the world of independent productions, however, the discourse is very different and often love […]

Little Nightmares II | Review, no signal

The mystery around Little Nightmares as a franchise it is one of the engines that continue to fuel the fascination of the creation of Tarsier Studios. Little nightmares ii, as we had already guessed in our tests, it was the umpteenth ode to this feeling of discovery, […]

News Doom64: demotion of the apocryphal Doom

Doom 64 is the only “original” DOOM not developed by id Software, a lost gem of which there is no point in writing the usual review. What's the point, a classic DOOM 64 review? In a few days we will finally be able to get our hands on the port Nintendo […]

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 […]

Review Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book

If there is a company that over the years has managed to break into the hearts of JRPG fans, it is undoubtedly Gust with the series Atelier. With the advent of PS3 this series has undergone a constant and immense evolution with each chapter, […]

South Park Review: The Stick of Truth

In 1997 Matt Stone and Trey Parker created an out-of-the-box town, inhabited by four nine-year-old friends even more out of the ordinary who were not ashamed to use profanity, engage in political and religious satire, and show explicit sex scenes on American […]

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 […]

Tomodachi Life Review

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

Catherine review

"Where did I go?" Vincent has just opened his eyes and everything around him is dark, and that in the title of the paragraph is his first thought as he tries to peer into something in the darkness that surrounds him, clutching his pillow, without even wondering […]

Diablo III Ultimate Evil Edition review

They have passed two years from the landing of Diablo III on PC and old gen consoles and the title, initially welcomed by fans with a certain skepticism due to some mechanics, it has gradually gained popularity, managing to carve out a considerable slice of […]

Digimon Story Review: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory

In recent years we have witnessed a real rebirth of the Digimon brand, what were once considered only the "draft" of the much more famous Pokémon. Digital monsters have always had a different fate from that of pocket rivals, being mistreated by most due to […]

Code of Princess review

There are many titles that are lost before arriving in our continent. There are those who stop in Japan, those who arrive in America but do not cross the ocean again and those who, after almost a year of pilgrimage, manage to arrive - albeit only in digital […]

Detention Review

de · pres · sió · ne - modification of the tone of feeling in a melancholy sense, characteristic of psychotic, psychoneurotic and neurotic states. Released last year on PC, Detention is a very special horror adventure of the Taiwanese Red Candle. […]

Uncharted Review: The Lost Legacy

Can Uncharted exist without Nathan Drake? The answer is ready to give us Naughty Dog itself, with the ex-expansion now a stand alone chapter The Lost Legacy, available from last August 23rd exclusively on PlayStation 4. We have completed Chloe's adventure and […]

Review Interrogation: You will be deceived

Interrogation: You will be deceived is a brandy and cigar detective title. Have you ever played a point and click investigative? Usually, in that type of games, the game system is based on looking for clues: visiting crime scenes, collecting evidence and […]

Gal * Gun Review: Double Peace

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

RiME review

Can you draw from "competitors" and still produce a valid title? RiME is yet another proof of this. Some titles have an uncertain development process, with platform changes in the running, continuous cross-references and pre-release judgments, based on elusive […]

October Night Games | Review, horrors on Halloween

Halloween is now over and the horrors are just a distant memory, yet there is always the desire to be a little scared, perhaps with your friends or in front of a classic board game. Well, your macabre desire is welcomed by the study October Night Games, which publishes […]

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 […]

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered review

A few days ago we had opened the review of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare comparing it to a ballad that would have tried to talk, as we have seen only partially succeeding, of the attitude of Infinity Ward to lay down the law in the franchise he has created. […]

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

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

Metroid Prime Review: Federation Force

This year it is not only the thirtieth anniversary of The Legend of Zelda but also that of another Nintendo series adored by fans and which is orphaned of a new title since 2010: Metroid. While the Link saga continues to focus all attention on itself, the one […]