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

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

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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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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Review: The Golden Country Returns - Back to Alrest

With Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Return to the Golden Country we return after just 9 months to explore the world of Alrest, 500 years before the main game, with an expansion that takes serious steps forward and a bad slide back Less than a year after the […]

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Hello Neighbor 2: the review of the return of the mysterious neighbor

After the success of the first chapter, Dynamic Pixels and Eerie Guest Studios embark on the path of the sequel: here is the review of Hello Neighbor 2. […]

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Dredge, the review of the fishing simulator among Lovecraftian horrors

Black Salt Games' first work, Dredge, catapults us into an ocean where nightfall unleashes forces beyond human comprehension. […]

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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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Secret Files 3 for Nintendo Switch | Review

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The ill-fated tri-Ace series returns to the spotlight with a nostalgic and modern remake at the same time, Star Ocean: The Second Story R is a JRPG not to be missed. […]

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

A tiny development team, shaded graphics reminiscent of the classics and settings to indulge yourself in: the Perfect Grind review. […]

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Dave the Diver, the review of the hit game of the moment

Dave the Diver achieved great success on Steam in this hot summer of 2023 - here's our review, explaining why. […]

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Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE, the review

Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE finally arrives exclusively for Nintendo Switch, bringing all of Kazutaka Kodaka's creative genius into a new era. […]

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Academia: School Simulator | Review

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

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

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

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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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Peppa Pig: Adventures around the world, the review of the second Peppa title for consoles and PC

The review of Peppa Pig: Adventures around the world, which tells new events starring Peppa and her friends around the globe. […]

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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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Stronghold: Definitive Edition, the review of the return of a fundamental strategy game

The analysis of Stronghold: Definitive Edition, the new version of a fundamental title in the history of real-time strategy games. […]

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BlazBlue Review: Continuum Shift II

Before Capcom breathed new life into the 2D fighting game genre with the excellent Street Fighter IV in 2009, Arc System Works remained for over 10 years one of the few houses to focus on this genre with the splendid Guilty Gear series, born on PSX and later […]

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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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Monster Hunter Now, the analysis of Capcom and Niantic's portable hunting

Monster Hunter Now has finally arrived and it seems to be a small, but not so small, reduction of the famous Capcom series. […]

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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 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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Star Wars: The Mandalorian 3x07, the analysis of a spectacular episode

Between intrigues, shootouts and revelations, episode 3x07 of Star Wars: The Mandalorian is very important for the future of the Mandoverse. […]

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Hunt the Night, the review of an action adventure set in a bloody fantasy world

Moonlight Games offers Hunt the Night, a dark fantasy adventure with a frenetic pace and a vast territory to explore. […]

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Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope – Rayman in The Phantom Show, the review of the long-awaited DLC

After an eternity, Rayman is back, albeit as a guest in the latest Mario + Rabbids DLC: Sparks of Hope: what is Rayman like in the Phantom Show? […]

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

The review of Viewfinder, the peculiar puzzle game from Sad Owl Studios whose puzzles revolve around the player's perspective. […]

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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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Aces & Adventures, the review of a mix between Magic and Poker

Here you have our review of Aces & Adventures, a mix between Magic and poker that takes us into a fantasy world with various strategic possibilities. […]

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EA Sports FC 24 Mobile, the review of the new football game for iOS and Android

Name change and not only for the iOS and Android versions of the Electronic Arts football game, which is surprising: the review of EA Sports FC 24 Mobile. […]

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

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

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Persona 4: Golden, Atlus' masterpiece enchants on all consoles

The Persona 4: Golden review tells us that even on Switch, Xbox and PlayStation it is probably the best chapter in the extraordinary Atlus series. […]

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Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, the review of the remastering of Fatal Frame 4

Three girls, a policeman and an enchanted island are the ingredients of the Fatal Frame 4 remaster: Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse review. […]

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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 […]

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Bajo Las Olas, the review of a journey to the depths of grief

Parallel Studio's underwater adventure starts with excellent premises, but it doesn't always manage to adequately convey its message. […]

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Mario Party Review: Star Rush

October started with two titles dedicated to Nintendo's plumber, on the one hand Paper Mario: Color Splash, fifth chapter of the paper series of Intelligent Systems, on the other hand, the return of the loudest parties ever on 3DS, with Mario Party: Star Rush. […]

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

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

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

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

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Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis, the gacha game review dedicated to the compilation

Much gacha, little game: in the review of Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis we discovered a production with great values that had to fight against a hostile formula. […]

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Disgaea 7: The votes of the virtuous, the review of a return in style

Nippon Ichi tries again: Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless returns the series to normal after the insignificant sixth episode. Our review. […]

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

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

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

The Ghostrunner 2 review tells us how the game is a lesson in how to make a sequel: you take everything good from the first chapter and perfect it. […]

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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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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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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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The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, the review of the adventure in the world of The Lord of the Rings

The world of The Lord of the Rings returns to PC and console with an adventure that seems anything but a treasure: the review of The Lord of the Rings: Gollum. […]

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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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Park Beyond, the review of a fun, but impossible management game

We analyze Park Beyond, a game that takes up the great tradition of Theme Park and RollerCoaster Tycoon, trying to modernize it and make it impossible to operate. […]

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Testament: The Order of High Human, the review of a game to forget

The review of Testament: The Order of High Human, a game that tries, but very poorly and ends up being a truly sensational disaster. […]

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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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Everhood Review: A Journey to Enlightenment

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

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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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LocoRoco 2 Remastered review

The sequel to the pucciosissimo PSP title has now arrived on PlayStation 4 in a totally remastered form. Get ready to hum the soundtrack. Surprisingly - but not so much - last E3 2017 saw the announcement of LocoRoco 2 Remastered, after the first chapter had […]

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

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

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Tenebris Pictura, the review of a flawed but interesting action and puzzle adventure

Here's our review of Tenebris Pictura, an action-puzzle adventure that has a lot of problems but still manages to say something. […]

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

In the review of Minabo - A walk through life, rape, the circle of life and existential questions come together in an original, but not perfect, product. […]

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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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Phantom Brigade, the review of a strategy game that plays with time

The review of Phantom Brigade, a strategy game in which you act by observing events that unfold along a timeline. […]

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

The controversial relationship between Xenomorphs and video games has given rise to an XCOM-style strategy game, ruthless but full of atmosphere: the review of Aliens: Dark Descent. […]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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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Mato Anomalies, review based on private investigators and demon hunters

In the review of Mato Anomalies we talk about a very fascinating and ambitious title, but also with obvious problems. […]

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Remnant: From the Ashes, the review of the Nintendo Switch version

Remnant: From the Ashes has arrived on Nintendo Switch and we had the opportunity to try it: here is our review of the soulful shooter adventure. […]

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

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

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Starfield, the review of the new immense universe of Bethesda Softworks

Bethesda Softworks presents a new IP after years, a work so ambitious that it requires great commitments. Which? Find out in the Starfield review. […]

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The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, the review of the tarot and witches game by Devolver Digital

The review of The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood, a deck-building experience with a strong narrative traction, set on the edge of the cosmos. […]

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Jusant, the review of an ascension that never reaches the top

Here you have our review of Jusant, the new NO NOD game in which we have to climb, but in which we never manage to reach the top. […]

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Have a Nice Death, the review of a roguelite where freedom is the priority

Here's our review of Have a Nice Death, a roguelite in which the goal is to give us as much freedom as possible while we put the afterlife back in order. […]

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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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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 […]

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

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

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

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

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Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Vengance of the Slayer, the review of a nostalgic Doom game

Old school, foul-mouthed and low definition: we reviewed Big Z Studios Inc.'s Doom-style FPS, Slayers X: Terminal Aftermath: Vengance of the Slayer. […]

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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 […]

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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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Anna's Quest Review

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

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

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

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

A journey of hope, a hostile environment, a deadly challenge: we are talking about The Last of Us Part 1 review for PC. About the review, not about the game. […]

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DotAGE, the review of a minimalist management software

The review of DotAGE, a seemingly light management strategy, which reveals its cards as you play. Life […]

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The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo, the review of a disturbing and surreal point and click adventure

Surrounded by giant chickens, one-legged women, and sulking satyrs, can Mr. Coo put all his pieces back together? Let's find out in the review. […]

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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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Cityscapes: Sim Builder, the review of a portable city builder

Apple Arcade also gets its classic-style portable city builder, or almost so, with this interesting revision of Cityscapes: Sim Builder. […]

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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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GrimGrimoire OnceMore, the revision of the Vanillaware classic returned from the past

We analyze GrimGrimoire OnceMore, the historic Vanillaware game that returns to Switch and PlayStation to the delight of old and new fans. […]

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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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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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Escape: Melodies of Steel 2, the review

Two years after the first episode, CyberConnect2 once again shows its most unexpected weapon: let's find out which one in the review of Fuga: Melodies of Steel 2. […]

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The Sims 4 Star Wars Journey to Batuu | Review

The Sims 4, 6 years of activity not long after, continues its expansion path. On this occasion, the Star Wars Journey to Batuu Game Pack, XNUMXth additional product that also joins the various Expansion and Stuff packs created to stimulate the creativity of Simmers. […]

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

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

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Obey Me | Review, bordering on holypunk

Demons, angels and whiplash are always a welcome combination, the same as Error 404 Game Studios took it as a basis for his own Obey Me: a 3D action where as a girl and her hellhound, players can delight in punching creatures of all kinds. A legacy that thematically […]

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Warcraft Rumble, the review of Blizzard's tower offensive for iOS and Android

Available for a few days on the App Store and Google Play, Blizzard's new free tower game is ready to conquer you: Warcraft Rumble review. […]

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

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

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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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Headbangers: Rhythm Royale the review of the musical battle royale based on pigeons

The developers of Headbangers: Rhythm Royale have managed to create a fun and fast-paced battle royale that, however, has to prove that it lasts. […]

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Terminal Conflict Review: Between Cold War and Tutorial

The common gamer does not appreciate tutorials. When I was young (let's say about fifteen years ago), I remember that before inserting the CD in the Playstation, I spent a good hour going through the instruction booklet. And by "booklet" I mean that paper […]

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

The time has come to take stock of Phantom Liberty, the Cyberpunk 2077 expansion that CD Projekt has been working on for the last three years. Here is the review. […]

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

Hell also invades iOS and Android devices with the debut of the single-control shooter based on the great id Software classic: the Mighty DOOM revision. […]

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Garden In!, the review of the Tamagotchi in green thumb sauce

The review of Garden In!, a "tamagotchi" created by the Spanish team at Dramatic Iceberg that gives us a relaxing indoor gardening simulator. […]

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

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

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Storyteller, the review of a very original puzzle game

Long-awaited for years, Daniel Benmergui's puzzle game comes to PC, mobile and Switch thanks to Annapurna - let's see how it fared in Storyteller's review. […]

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Ragnarock: Review of Guitar Hero's Viking Heir

If you're looking for a great music game for PlayStation VR2, Ragnarock is the one for you. We'll tell you why in our review. […]

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Cut the Rope 3, the review of ZeptoLab's new puzzle game for Apple Arcade

Ten years after the last episode, ZeptoLab brings a new adventure of Om Nom and... his son to the Apple Arcade platform: Cut the Rope 3 review. […]

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Ski Challenge, the review of a portable ski game

Now, in the middle of winter, let's take a look at Ski Challenge, with the review of this small but interesting mobile ski game. […]

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

The analysis of Resident Evil 4, the ambitious Remake with which Capcom wants to further improve a timeless masterpiece. […]

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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 […]

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

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

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

The review of Metroid Prime Remastered, a remake of the 2002 Retro Studios classic, which surprisingly came to Switch after the last Nintendo Direct. […]

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the review of the masterpiece for Nintendo Switch

A new Zelda has arrived and, once again, it completely changes video games: we tell you why in the review of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. […]

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RIDE 5, the review of Milestone's new motorcycle game

Almost three years after the release of the last episode, the racing series that best expresses Milestone's passion for two wheels returns: we tell you about it in the RIDE 5 review. […]

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One Piece Treasure Cruise Sixth Anniversary Review

OPTC, sixth anniversary of a best seller A "six" here, a museum artwork over there and lots of confetti to celebrate the sixth anniversary of One Piece Treasure Cruise. Six birthdays, each time celebrated bigger than the first - this year the celebrations […]

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

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

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Assassin's Creed Nexus VR: The Virtual Reality Game Review

In the analysis of Assassin's Creed Nexus VR we see if Ubisoft has managed to make us feel like real assassins in virtual reality. […]

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Usagi Shima, the review of the mobile game in which you hug adorable Japanese bunnies

Developer Jess Yu offers Usagi Shima, an excellent free video game where you can give some good advice on a desert island. […]

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

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

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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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Payday 3, the review of the new chapter of the Starbreeze detective novel

Ten years after the release of the second episode, the Starbreeze Studios gang is back in action for a new series of hits: the Payday 3 review. […]

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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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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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Raji: An Ancient Epic, analysis of a Netflix mythological action adventure

The excellent Raji: An Ancient Epic comes to mobile platforms thanks to the Netflix initiative, let's rediscover it in this review. […]

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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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Minecraft review: Story Mode Episode Three-The Last Place You Look

On November 17th, Telltale Games offered to the public, with ups and downs, the season finale of Game of Thrones, bringing to an end their second major production of the year (following Tales from the Borderlands), the software house specializing in graphic […]

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Megadimension Neptunia VII Review

It's been six years (five on European soil) since JRPG enthusiasts got acquainted with Neptune and the other beautiful CPUs of GamIndustri. With six main chapters behind them (the original trilogy on PlayStation 3, and the reboot on PlayStation Vita) and three […]

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Give me toilet paper!, the review of a highly recommended Japanese absurdity

Let's see our review of Give me toilet paper!, an absurd platform made in Japan that you should try for its control system. […]

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Yakuza 5 review

On 10 December the series of Yakuza celebrated its XNUMXth anniversary. Although in Japan the adventures of the yakuza with a heart of gold are appreciated and followed, so much so as to make it a "millionaire" title, in the West it has always struggled to […]

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The book walker: Thief of stories, the review of the adventure of biblionaut Etienne Quist

After The Final Station, DO MY BEST offers a narrative adventure in which books are explored: we discover it in the review of The Bookwalker: Thief of Tales. […]

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Bum Simulator, the review of a game that focuses entirely on extreme situations

The review of Bum Simulator, a borderline game that focuses entirely on extreme situations and vulgar jokes, generates a lot of confusion. […]

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

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

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

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

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Akka Arrh, the review of Jeff Minter's last journey

The review of Akka Arrh, the latest crazy psychedelic trip from Jeff Minter, who still doesn't want to betray himself and hit the mark. […]

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

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

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

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

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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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We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie, the review of the remaster of the best chapter of the series

A classic resurrected from the PS2 era that still manages to entertain a lot today: the review of We Love Katamari Reroll+ Royal Reverie. […]

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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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Kingdom of Amalur: Re-Reckoning | Nintendo Switch version review

Last September it landed on Xbox One, PS4 and PC Kingdom of Amalur Re-Reckoning, updated and refined edition of what it most likely is one of the most underrated action-RPGs of the last decade. A launch that allowed many to discover for the first time the magical […]

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Darkest Dungeon 2, the review of the game that shows the most fragile side of adventurers

The analysis of Darkest Dungeon 2, a roguelike for PC and consoles that puts us in the shoes of a team of adventurers always on the verge of madness. […]

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Figment 2: Creed Valley, the review of Dusty and Piper's new adventure

In this review we tell you about the return to the human mind in Figment 2: Creed Valley, the second chapter of the work of Bedtime Digital Games. […]

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Rytmos, the review of the elegant and relaxing puzzle game for iOS

Now available for PC and Nintendo Switch, the original (and relaxing) puzzle game Floppy Club finds its ideal dimension on iOS: here is Rytmos' review. […]

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The murder of Sonic the Hedgehog, the review of an April Fool's Day joke much more serious than expected

Our review of The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog, a game born as an April Fool's Day joke that turns out to be much more serious than we expected. […]

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

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

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

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

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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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Afterimage, the review of a great metroidvania that comes from China

Here you have our review of Afterimage, a metroidvania that comes from China and offers a beautiful world completely drawn by hand. […]

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King of the Castle, the multiplayer review that will put you in the shoes of a king

Are you willing to bear the weight of the crown on your head? If the answer is yes, the King of the Castle review is for you. […]

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

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

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The Division 2 Episode 3 - Coney Island: The Hunt | Review

We tried early access The Division 2 Episode 3 - Coney Island: The Hunt, the last of the free contents foreseen in the first year of support for the title. Massive Entertainment's third-person shooter will in fact turn one year old on March 15, a period of time […]

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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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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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F-Zero 99, the review of a hilarious return to the future

F-Zero once again graces the shores of video games, although not in the way we expected: in the F-Zero 99 review we tell you why you should give it a chance. […]

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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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Pizza Tower, the review of a whimsical return of the 2D platform game

The review of Pizza Tower, a platform game inspired by Wario Land where we will run and destroy everything to save Peppino's pizzeria. […]

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

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

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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - Bardock - Alone against destiny, DLC review

The review of the new DLC Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Bardock - Alone Against Fate, with a look at the PlayStation 5 and Xbox series […]

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NBA All-World, the Pokémon GO review for stars and stripes basketball lovers

In the NBA All-World analysis we discovered how Niantic tried to convert the Pokémon GO formula to attract basketball fans. […]

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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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Achilles: Legends Untold, the review of an action game that does not surpass the myths

The review of Achilles: Legends Untold, an action game with an isometric view that is unable to defeat the myths from which it is inspired. […]

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

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

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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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Mini Tennis: Perfect Smash, the pocket arcade tennis review

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

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The Lamplighters League: revisión del juego por turnos al estilo Indiana Jones

Indiana Jones atmosphere, hard-to-master turn-based combat, and a pretty good story: The Lamplighters League is a nice addition to Game Pass. […]

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Little Goody Two Shoes, the review of a truly surprising horror adventure

Age of Wonders 4, the review of a 4X fantasy with great potential

The Invincible, review of a retrofuturistic science fiction adventure based on a novel

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

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

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

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

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Review: The Golden Country Returns - Back to Alrest

Hello Neighbor 2: the review of the return of the mysterious neighbor

Dredge, the review of the fishing simulator among Lovecraftian horrors

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

Secret Files 3 for Nintendo Switch | Review

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

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

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

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

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

Castle Crumble, the castle destroyer review

Gunbrella, the review of the original umbrella action platform

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

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

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

Dave the Diver, the review of the hit game of the moment

Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE, the review

Academia: School Simulator | Review

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

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

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

Peppa Pig: Adventures around the world, the review of the second Peppa title for consoles and PC

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

Stronghold: Definitive Edition, the review of the return of a fundamental strategy game

BlazBlue Review: Continuum Shift II

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

Monster Hunter Now, the analysis of Capcom and Niantic's portable hunting

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

The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth review

Star Wars: The Mandalorian 3x07, the analysis of a spectacular episode

Hunt the Night, the review of an action adventure set in a bloody fantasy world

Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope – Rayman in The Phantom Show, the review of the long-awaited DLC

Steins; Gate Review

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

Disco Elysium review: video games give tangible shape to feelings

Aces & Adventures, the review of a mix between Magic and Poker

EA Sports FC 24 Mobile, the review of the new football game for iOS and Android

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

Persona 4: Golden, Atlus' masterpiece enchants on all consoles

Project Zero: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, the review of the remastering of Fatal Frame 4

Danger Scavenger | Review: between top down shooter and roguelike

Bajo Las Olas, the review of a journey to the depths of grief

Mario Party Review: Star Rush

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

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

Final Fantasy 7 Ever Crisis, the gacha game review dedicated to the compilation

Disgaea 7: The votes of the virtuous, the review of a return in style

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

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

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

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

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

The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, the review of the adventure in the world of The Lord of the Rings

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

Park Beyond, the review of a fun, but impossible management game

Testament: The Order of High Human, the review of a game to forget

Atlas Fallen, the review of the action adventure Deck 13

Everhood Review: A Journey to Enlightenment

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

LocoRoco 2 Remastered review

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

Tenebris Pictura, the review of a flawed but interesting action and puzzle adventure

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

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

Phantom Brigade, the review of a strategy game that plays with time

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mato Anomalies, review based on private investigators and demon hunters

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