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Pokémon White Version 2 and Black Version 2 review

2012 was a very rich year for the Pokémon brand, although there were no titles for 3DS (apart from the Pokémon RAdar "applications" which we will discuss below and the Pokédex 3D Pro due out in November), the monsters of Game Freak have depopulated on Nintendo […]

Dying Light Review

It is probably much easier to associate Techland to that very successful Dead Island announcement trailer and to the actual game (and its sequel). The main reason, net of the question concerning the expectations created in the players after that video, is to […]

The Last Guardian Review

“Press any key to continue”. After inserting the disk in the console, running the installation and downloading the usual patch, The Last Guardian proposes one of the most classic messages on the screen, asking the player to make a gesture that he has already […]

Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate review

After almost a year and a half of waiting - this is in fact the time that has elapsed since 10 December 2011, the date on which Monster Hunter 3G was released on Nintendo 3DS in Japan - finally the new episode of the beloved Capcom franchise also lands in the […]

Paper Beast, a dreamlike adventure among paper | Review

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

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales review, between expansion and review

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales is a stand-alone expansion of Spider-Man PS4 from two years ago, and the review could basically end there. There isn't much more to say, actually. In front of an expansion it is ridiculous to ask to reinvent the wheel, […]

The Walking Dead-A New Frontier: Season Premiere Ties That Bind review

Two years ago we left Clementine, the protagonist of the saga TellTale dedicated to The Walking Dead, in one of several possible endings, following a moving second season that had seen big returns and big losses. With such a large number of possibilities, many […]

art of rally, the rally as you've never seen it before | Review

Spesso we are used to thinking of sports or similar productions as something that must necessarily aspire to the most absolute photorealism and to try to be a carbon copy of your real counterpart as much as possible. Sound effects, study of collisions, physics […]

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe review

After seeing him in great shape on Nintendo Wii U, Mario barth 8 has been able to establish itself once again as one of the reference points in the field of arcade racing games. With the Wii U chapter now consigned to history and a new adventure started with […]

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 […]

Bravely Default Review

To crown what in many ways was the golden year of 3DS finally arrives in Europe the expected Bravely Default, Classic JRPG produced by Square Enix and released in Japan just over a year ago. Initially born as a sequel to that Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of […]

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 […]

Sunset Overdrive Review and The Mystery of the Mooil Platform!

Sunset Overdrive was certainly one of the surprises of 2014. A title capable of conquering and having fun and one of the most interesting exclusives of Xbox One. Two months after its launch, the time for the title has come in full Christmas spirit Insomniac […]

Dread Nautical | Review: a nightmare cruise

Although cruises are for many the very embodiment of idyllic and peace of mind, they are often also associated with something negative, with some not-so-happy fact. How can we forget, for example, the tragedy of Titanic or, why not, Murder on the Nile di Agatha […]

Mass Effect 3 review

In 2007 Bioware opened the gates to a rich new science fiction universe that would revolutionize the world of video games. With the arrival of Mass Effect, science fiction RPGs have finally risen to the levels of the big names, creating a great host of fans […]

Hellpoint review: Dark Stars or Dimensional Souls?

Having played Hellpoint (via the Steam platform) and previously Dark Souls led me to reflect on the genesis of a video game. The creative process of an author is unlikely to be totally independent of external influences and life lived, but the weight of these […]

Review Professor Layton and the Call of the Ghost

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

No Man's Sky Review

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

Namco Museum Archives Volume 1 & 2 | Reviews

Namco Museum Archives is the classic anachronistic production dedicated to a very specific user. It is useless to go around it with long-winded analyzes or with futile panegyrics. Namco's latest anthological production continues a very long tradition, born in 1995 […]

The Stanley Parable Review

This is the story of a man called Reeder. Reeder had a life like many others, a life full of elements that only he could define "special". His days pass quickly, with his head bent over a computer keyboard, reading books or in front of a TV screen; […]

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 review

The second episode of the renewed film series dedicated to Spider-man is still available in the halls of all cinemas and, of course, the boys of Activision and Beenox did not miss the opportunity to churn out a new tie-in title dedicated to the likeable Ragnetto […]

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 […]

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 […]

Headliner Review - How to become a journalist in the era of regime

Your job is to approve or reject articles from the editorial team. Your choices will shape public opinion. Good work, Headliner. Novistan it is a peaceful city-nation, full of small businesses and high hopes, which tend to think about its own business. […]

AquaNox Deep Descent Review: At the bottom of the sea no one can hear you scream.

Year 2600, following a nuclear war, the planet Earth has changed considerably, so much so that it has earned the nickname Aqua. The few survivors live inside underwater bases and large submarines, struggling for survival and the limited resources left. Where […]

Syndrome Review

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

Tengami review

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

Little Town Hero Review: It's hard to be a little hero

The new IP of Game Freak, Little Town Hero, is presented in all its beauty… Or almost. It is difficult for me to write this review of Little Town Hero. In general it is difficult for me to review a game Game Freak, even more so if it is a novelty. Why […]

Asura's Wrath Review

CyberConnect2, in collaboration with Capcom, brings us to know the oriental divinities in one of the most anticipated and particular titles of 2012, the very bad and angry unreleased Asura's Wrath. So let's get carried away by anger and immediately start talking […]

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 […]

Grimvalor | Review, from mobile to Nintendo Switch

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

Saturnalia | Review – Terror is everywhere in the horror of Santa Ragione

Fear is a primary emotion. It acts suddenly, transforming and branching in ways that are impossible to stop. There is darkness, there is panic, there is the end and there is death. In Saturnalia there is the sound of a bell whipping the unbreathable air, uncomfortable […]

Axiom Verge Review

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

Hotline Miami review

One of the hottest and most current themes of the videogame scene is undoubtedly that of violence in video games. From the dawn of the industry until today the discussion has first begun to peep out together with the first "pushed" and unsettling productions […]

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 […]

No More Heroes review: the beauty of boredom

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

Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia review

And so the time has finally comefarewell to the Fire Emblem series at 3DS. After two hugely successful chapters like Fire Emblem: Awakening e Fire Emblem: Fates the developer Intelligent Systems retraces his steps and greets us with a very particular title: […]

Ghost of Tsushima review, review or cultural appropriation?

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

Football Manager 2021 | Review, football rediscovers human relationships

Punctual as every year, just like it also happens for Fifa and for Pro Evolution Soccer, the time has come to talk about the other side of football, the managerial one: F came as a sentence in the autumn period to accompany our sports experiences and to give us […]

Persona 5 Royal Review - Politics, friendship and that future to hope for

Persona 5 Royal returns to tell the strength of rebellion and friendship Of all the mid-sized development houses, ATLUS it is perhaps the strangest one. It is the maximum expression of that eccentricity typical of Japanese developers which made a lot of […]

No More Heroes Review: Heroes Paradise

Critically acclaimed, a little snubbed in terms of sales, and able to literally "split" the user: No More Heroes on Wii was the classic experience that is either loved or hated, on the one hand appreciated by players who they understood the spirit, accepting […]

BATMAN review - The Telltale Series Episode 5: City of Light

That of Batman's Telltale it was a smooth ride that lasted five months. Since the beginning of August, the Gotham of the alternate world of the team behind The Walking Dead has involved us with reinterpretations of iconic characters and a plot functional to […]

Pneuma Review: Breath of Life

Comes on PlayStation 4, after debuting on PC e Xbox One, Pneuma: Breath of Life a first-person puzzle game co-developed by two young independent teams, Deco Digital e Bevel Studios. Let's find out together this particular title, available from 7 July on PSN […]

Disney Infinity 3.0 Review

A long time ago (September 2013) in a far distant galaxy (planet Earth), The Walt Disney Company published the first chapter of the definitive Toy-Box whose only limit was the imagination: combining at the time only the Disney and Pixar franchises, it brought […]

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 […]

Diablo III review (PS3 and Xbox 360)

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

Inazuma Eleven 2 Firestorm & Snowstorm review

Like every game developed by Level-5, Inazuma Eleven 2 also arrives on European soil with almost three years delay compared to the Japanese release, but on the other hand it does so completely translated and dubbed in our beautiful language. Thus we find the […]

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 […]

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, […]

Hellblade Review: Senua's Sacrifice

Telling what Hellblade is in two words is very easy, actually: it's simply everything the indie market should have become. The writer is not an apologist for the independent market. He believes that this is a phenomenon to which the - great - merit must be […]

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 […]

Star Renegades | Review, violence among the stars

Rogue-like e RPG they are a combination that has proved successful several times both in theory and in practice, especially when looking at the independent world. Paradoxically, it is also one of those genres where the artistic comes out the most, perhaps due to […]

Digimon World: Next Order Review

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

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 […]

SteamWorld Dig (Xbox One) review

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

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 […]

Pandora's Tower Review

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

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 […]

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, […]

Goat Simulator 3 | Review – A crazier sequel than ever

You know when, in a moment of ordinary madness, you are somehow attracted by the unknown to the point that you don't worry about what you might find in front of you? With Goat simulator 3, developed by Coffee Stain Studios, it is in fact impossible to remain serious […]

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 […]

Furi review (Nintendo Switch)

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

FIFA 19 review: Simcade bailado

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

Dragon Ball Z Review: Budokai HD Collection

Eleven years have now passed since the release of the first Dragon Ball Z: Budokai on Playstation 2 (landed in 2003 also on Nintendo GameCube), a title that enjoyed general critical success and inaugurated the Budokai series of fighting games linked to the […]

Shaq Fu Review: A Legend Reborn - Shaq Puh!

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

Silver Chains Review: Explore, Listen, Hide

Let's open our eyes in the middle of the night right after a car accident, and the first thing we see is a 'immense villa at the end of an avenue, surrounded by a dense forest. The only lights that show us the way are those of the car crumpled on the side […]

Hellblade review: Senua's Sacrifice (Xbox One)

"... Even in the dark, the beauty of the world is always there ..." Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is a work that words can only partially describe. You have to be there, you have to get under the skin, into the taut muscle fibers and the brain tangle of Senuah, […]

Demon Gaze Review

2014 got off to a great start for NIS America. Always attentive to the requests of the Western public for that purely Japanese stock portfolio that in other conditions would struggle to reach us, within 4 months we found ourselves with pearls of the caliber […]

Gungrave GORE | Review

Not many will probably remember Gungrave, TPS action saga born in the early 2000s on PS2 whose last appearance is an unfortunate virtual reality episode released almost five years ago. A franchise capable of producing some titles that are all in all discreet and, […]

Desperados 3 | Review, a return to the glorious past

in 2001 Spellbound Entertainment, German development house also known for Arcania: Gothic 4, release Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive. As is known, it is a real-time strategy with markedly traits stealth, based exclusively on combat and the achievement of mission […]

Mafia III review

Can narration, in a medium like videogame, make up for the shortcomings of a title? In evaluating Mafia III, the player is called to find his personal answer to this question, and therefore to decide if it is worth investing for him (not only from an economic […]

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 […]

Trials Of Mana | Review: the return of a classic

Although we are aware that many of you these days will be completely dedicating themselves to Final Fantasy VII Remake, another, important, remake of a Square Enix JRPG, this time of the 1995 class, will appear on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in the coming […]

Yo-kai Watch Review

On April 12, at 18:50 pm, the first episode of the Yo-kai Watch cartoon was broadcast on Cartoon Network, kicking off the invasion of the new series created by Level 5. As we announced earlier this month in a special special, this is just the beginning of the […]

Splatoon 2 review

Two years ago Nintendo brought a new series from the studio behind the now regretted Wii U Nintendoland e Animal Crossing (EPD 2) which marked the entrance to the Tokyo house in third-person arena shooters. Initially, the Nintendo infant didn't offer a lot […]

The Jak and Daxter Trilogy review

The titles developed by Naughty Dog are almost traditionally linked in a visceral way to the Sony home consoles, above all thanks to the characters that appear there and that have inevitably become true icons of the Playstation world. The first console of the […]

The Witness Review

When a title collects success it is normal that the announcement of a new project by its creator, the videogame users prick their ears and begin to want to get involved as soon as possible. And this is precisely the case with The Witness, new puzzle game from […]

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 […]

Crusader Kings III | Review, the road to royalty

Intrigues, militias and arranged marriages, human history it is made up of large enterprises and many small political maneuvers that have shaped, over the centuries, the way in which men seek to obtain wealth, fame, power or an immortal dynasty. Historical strategy […]

Azure Striker Gunvolt review

European players have a great quality to be recognized: patience. Usually, when it comes to Japanese productions (except for sporadic episodes of "triple A" titles) it is always the case to take into account long waiting times between certifications and various […]

Review Is Pokémon GO Worth Playing?

Having reached the fourth anniversary of Pokémon GO, we have repeatedly found ourselves in a position to ask ourselves, but worth it play with it? You all remember the seemingly distant summer of 2016, which marked the game's debut with many problems. Those […]

Starfox 64 3D review

It is undeniable that for several years the StarFox series has been in constant decline: 3 subsequent lackluster episodes had overshadowed the star of what during the years of SNES and Nintendo 64 seemed to be the promising new Nintendo franchise. What better […]

Daymare 1998 review, the return of the 90s

The nightmare comes to consoles While I was playing Daymare 1998 I had to check the date on the calendar several times. Yes, because the feeling of having ended up in a time vortex and having awakened in the past was pretty strong. The Invaders Studios, […]

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

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

Prodeus | Review – An exciting old-style FPS

Before starting god, I admit, I didn't know what I would be found in front. According to the description on the Xbox store, the video game developed by Bounding Box Software looks like an old-school shooter inspired by famous works such as DOOM Eternal and Quake […]

Brut @ l review

We have already mentioned how the market for low-budget developed (and then sold) productions has brought back to life genres that seemed to have been definitively crushed under the weight of the years. The Scottish Stormcloud Games they must have wondered […]

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Review; birth1

In this eighth generation of videogames, more and more remasters arrive on the market, very often of titles released relatively recently, or conversions for the laptops of the infamous Collection HD that have become famous on PS3 and Xbox 360. In this chaos […]

Far Cry 5 Review

The Apocalypse is coming, and it won't be the same as how they taught us. After taking a break from the scenes after the good Far Cry 4, with a pleasant prehistoric parenthesis, the series Ubisoft Montreal She is back. With Far Cry 5, the Canadian division […]

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

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

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

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

MediEvil Remake review: the review between disappointment and amarcord

MediEvil Remake is here. In the wake of Spyro and Crash Bandicoot, here is the long-awaited return of Sir Daniel Fortesque. I was very keen to review this remake of MediEvil. Because it's one of my childhood games, and it's finally here. Finally Sir Daniel […]

Resident Evil 0 review

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

One Piece: Burning Blood review

For better or for worse, it is undeniable that the approach to licensing in Shonen Jump sauce shown by CyberConnect2 with the Ultimate Ninja Storm series has proved to be a winner: extremely fun gameplay and within everyone's reach (albeit with some hints of […]

The Sly Trilogy (PS Vita) review

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

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 […]

The Walking Dead: 400 Days review

Last year, TellTale managed to captivate gamers around the world with one of the most beautiful and exciting graphic adventures ever. TellTale's The Walking Dead, divided into five bimonthly episodes, swept up prizes (our review here), and when the whole adventure […]

Resident Evil 4 review

After the remastering of Resident Evil 5, continues Capcom's policy of re-proposing the various chapters of the Resident Evil franchise on the latest generation platforms. This time it is the turn of the classic Resident Evil 4, the title that in 2005 heavily […]

Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom review - Wonder Boy's legacy

Monster Boy represents a new beginning for the Wonder Boy series. An operation somewhat similar to that of Sonic Mania, albeit for Monster Boy and the Cursed Realm, Sega has not bothered in the distribution, much less in granting the name of the series. Despite […]

The Elder Scrolls Online: Thieves Guild review

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

No Straight Roads | Review: Rock's revenge!

The last decade has seen a gradual one disappearance of rock music from almost all mainstream channels. The years when Rammstein set fire to the MTV Music Awards stage with their mouth flamethrowers seem a distant memory, just as many remember as a dream the protest […]

Black Mirror Review

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

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 […]

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 […]

Hand of Fate Review

One of the graphics engines that, especially in the last period, is undoubtedly Unity, which has managed to carve out an important space in the eyes of the professionals thanks to its extreme malleability (the titles made with Unity range from platform to to […]

Virtuaverse Review and the reactionary Cyberpunk

Virtuaverse's review, which talks about the future glorifying the past without having understood the meaning of Cyberpunk We have been witnessing, for a year now, an extreme polarization of the market. Ever since CD Projekt Red showed the world the first […]

Bloodborne Review: The Old Hunters

The six years that separate Bloodborne from Demon's Souls, as we said a few months ago on the occasion of the review of the From Software title, saw the explosion of the "Souls saga" and allowed the latest creature of Hidetaka Miyazaki to "go home", on Playstation […]

Ys review: Memories of Celceta

In recent years, the JRPG genre seems to have been re-evaluated by the general public, thanks to the high quality of products arrived from Japan that have had excellent feedback from critics and audiences such as Ni No Kuni, Tales of Xillia or Bravely Default, […]

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 […]

Review Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk

Ayesha Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk is the fourteenth chapter of the management role-playing game series developed by GUST, and the fourth to be released on PlayStation 3 in Europe, this time not under the label of Nis America (who only edited the English […]

Volume Review

After captivating us with the enchanting Thomas was alone, Mike Bithell back on the scene with a new and very interesting project. Released on PC e PlayStation 4 last July, Volume is also available from January 6th on PS Vita via cross-buy at the price of € […]

Human Resource Machine Review

Talking about Tomorrow Corporation is always a challenge since the days of World of Goo (when the company was not yet called that), a game with which the three developers made themselves known and led the charge of indie titles that soon submerged the […]

Assassin's Creed Valhalla review, the review: is it worthy of the name?

What is it that makes a good one Assassin's Creed? First di Valhalla you have surely asked yourself this question. But have you ever really wondered what you want in an Assassin's Creed to be able to define it as such? Sometimes the gossip in the corridor […]

Vampyr review: between lights and shadows, like Twilight

Science versus mysticism, History versus legend, lust versus discipline ... Vampyr is all this, interspersed with the stylistic code of Dontnod Completed Vampyr, whoever is in front of the screen remains suspended between the sete of another game and […]

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 […]

Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds review

To tell something after Horizon Zero Dawn, but without being able to take advantage of the approach that made Zero Dawn so all-encompassing was an infamous task to say the least. Guerrilla did what he could with what he had, and after Frozen Wilds this feeling […]

No Man's Sky is also spatial on Nintendo Switch | Review

Space, Last Frontier, direction Nintendo Switch. This is the new journey of the flagship Hello Games with No Man's Sky, which on Steam, to date, has recorded a number of mostly positive reviews thanks to the contents released in recent years which have certainly […]

AOT 2 review: Attack on Titan 2

"That day, humanity remembered ... The terror of being controlled by them ... The humiliation of living like caged birds ..." While the Attack on Titan manga has entered the final arc, Koei Tecmo and Omega Force publish a second videogame adaptation. AOT 2 […]

Qora Review

The indie scene is now the one that is called upon to dare and experiment at every release, not being tied (at least to a large extent) to conventional market logic and, to put it in a nutshell, being able to afford it compared to more noble productions. On […]

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 […]

InFAMOUS 2 review

Sucker Punch tries again and tries to show that not all sequels manage to get worse than the first chapter (did anyone say Sly 2?). Taking everything good about inFAMOUS to a new level, the house of Bellevue seeks to create the best exclusive PS3 on the market. […]

Halo review: Reach

With the burden of the final chapter of the trilogy, the developers had the hard task of not disappointing the many fans of the saga. As in the ODST spin off, in Halo: Reach we will not have as the protagonist the now iconic Master Chief but a whole new team […]

Farming Simulator 22: Platinum Edition | Recensione

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

BOXBOY review!

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

Caligula Effect Overdose review: truth or fiction?

Caligula Effect Overdose is a remastered and extended edition of the eponymous title released on PlayStation Vita in 2017. It is a typical JRPG in which the protagonists have been catapulted into Mobius; a virtual world created by virtuadolls (virtual idols […]

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD review

The legend tells of how the Hero of Time defeated the evil Ganon and sealed him with the help of the seven sages of Hyrule. A thousand years after that epic battle, the evil lord has managed to break free and threatens to plunge the world into chaos again. […]

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II review

Released in Japan in 2013, the The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel it was one of the most anticipated by Falcom JRPG fans. The first chapter was released last January, while the second was released a few days ago also in Europe, about two months after […]

King's Quest: A Knight to Remember review

It was when 1983 Sierra, for the first time, it catapulted players into the kingdom of Daventry, to narrate and take part in the affairs of the royal family. For the occasion, it was also thought to give a new look to the genre, giving it to the world the first […]

The Turing Test (PS4) review

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

Hyperdimension Neptunia Re Review; Birth3: V Generation (PC)

Idea Factory International has published on Steam the third chapter of the reboot saga dedicated to the world of Hyperdimension Neptunia, Hyperdimension Neptunia Re; Birth3: V Generation. Available for a week on the digital store, we have experienced a new […]

Assassin's Creed Syndicate Review

Assassin's Creed Syndicate has been talked about for almost a year now, due to a premature leak a few weeks after the launch of the previous chapter, Unity. After having already dedicated a preview to the title a few months ago and, above all, after having […]

Halo 5: Guardians review

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

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 […]

Kingdom Hearts III Review- The Right Ending?

You haven't been waiting for it for 13 years. I'm sorry to start immediately with the controversy but, once you get to the end credits of Kingdom Hearts III, and viewing the epilogue, it is clear how the series of Tetsuya Nomura lay its foundations on […]

Railway Empire Complete Collection - PS4 version review

If once the management genre seemed to be relegated exclusively to the PC, it has been the practice for several years now that many of the top titles that require a managerial activity are emigrating, albeit in a timid way, to the console park available to the […]

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 […]

Disney Infinity 2.0 Review - Spider-Man PlaySet

Since its first incarnation last year, Disney Infinity offered the public extra Worlds to those present within the base set, in a kind of physical DLC called Play Set, which allowed users to visit different places in the Disney Universe with other Figurines. It […]

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

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

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle review

Bandai Namco is now famous for bringing video games based on the most famous Japanese manga to the West, from the most mainstream such as One Piece, Dragon Ball and Naruto to those dedicated only to fans such as Bleach or Gundam. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All […]

Yoshi's New Island Review

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

Vane review, the art of recycling

Is the art sector enough to make a good game? The answer is, needless to say, No. The strength of the titles that make the artistic sector their raison d'etre is also in the gameplay or in the message. What happens when other aspects are overshadowed? We are […]

Shin Megami Tensei review: Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers

Shin Megami Tensei's series, one of the oldest and most important Japanese role-playing sagas, has never enjoyed a particular notoriety in Europe, outside of a small circle of aficionados. The reasons are simple to identify: the failure or the extreme delayed […]

Furi review

While not all indie titles are masterpieces, it's also true that in terms of independent development there is much more freedom than triple A productions, where the laws of the market and the economic return dominate. And it is precisely in the indie world […]

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 […]

Sunset Overdrive Review

Presented atE3 2013, Sunset Overdrive it left little to our imagination. Just a CGI movie and the premise of an open-world focused on free exploration and parkour. Even after the first official trailer that showed a taste of gameplay, the situation in the eyes […]

God of War Ragnarok | Review – The End of Everything

Finally here we are! The day of God of War Ragnarok has come, and the echo of the Gjallarhorn now echoes throughout the Nine Realms. It's the end of everything, it's the reckoning. A showdown that does not only concern Kratos and Atreus, and what their destiny […]

Pokkén Tournament DX Review

Nintendo Switch it is definitely the console of the moment, constantly under the spotlight and the main theme of the various "flames" on social networks and forums. The new Nintendo console, however, also seems to be a "safe place", where some of the hit titles […]

PGA Tour 2K23, welcome back good old golf | Review

More than a year has passed since the release of PGA Tour 2K21, thanks to this time frame the boys of H.B. Studios have dedicated body and soul to creating a sequel that lives up to expectations in a market where golf simulators are unfortunately few and not always […]

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 […]

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

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

Uncharted Collection Legacy of Thieves is even better on PC | Review

Over the last few days I have been able to replay, with due calm, Uncharted 4: a thief's end and its appendix: the lost legacy. The reason for this replay was dictated by thePC release of Uncharted Legacy of Thieves Collection, a collection, previously released […]

Splatoon Review

Developed by the studio EAD 2, the same as Nintendo Land ed Animal Crossing, Splatoon is the awaited foray of Nintendo in the world of third person shooters. The title has aroused a lot of interest, both for the original game mechanics, and for the graphic […]

Tomb Raider Review

1996 was a breaking year. It was a year in which the world of video games was marked by profound changes that profoundly changed the conception of two very similar genres: platform and adventure. In that year, two products destined to subvert and influence […]

The Inpatient Review

The guys from Supermassive Games, famous for making Until Dawn and its spin off on tracks Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, are back on the market with The Inpatient, prequel to the two chapters just mentioned. Resident Evil 7 has undoubtedly established itself as […]

Football Manager 2021 review, the rece-guide for PC

And like every year, one of my most anticipated moments comes, the release of F. To celebrate it, I propose a format that I particularly love, that of rece-guide. It will be because the simulator of Sport Interactive it lends itself particularly to being "explained" […]

Lollipop Chainsaw Review

When Swan, a goth teenager frustrated by discrimination and mistreatment in high school, decides to take revenge by opening the doors between our dimension and “rotten world”, the perfect life of Juliet Starling, classic American cheerleader, is shattered. […]

The Evil Within 2 review

fear sf - Emotional state consisting of a sense of insecurity, loss and anxiety in the face of a real or imaginary danger or in front of what or fact that is or is believed to be harmful Exactly three years after its debut on consoles and PC, The Evil […]

Paper Mario The Origami King | Review

Although the announcement of Paper Mario The Origami King was a cold shower for fans, to the point of suggesting a minor project following a reveal trailer released without warning and without a Direct accompanying new exclusive for Nintendo Switch has three important […]

Yoshi's Woolly World Review

in 2011 Good Feel showed the players a Dream Land made of fabric, transforming little Kirby and his whole world into a set of threads and buttons. Four years later, on June 26th, it will be available on Wii U Yoshi's Woolly World, new effort of the team starring […]

Final Fantasy 7 Review - When the JRPG Met Cyberpunk

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

The Turing Test Review

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

Marvel's Spider-Man Review - With the Eyes of a Spider-Man Fanboy

Introducing a new Spider-Man is always risky, luckily Insomniac has hit the spot. Handle a multimedia icon like Spider-Man without being trivial and obvious, is difficult. Failing and not transmitting the spirit of the character even in an alternate reality, […]

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 […]

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 […]

Final Fantasy VIII Remastered review: the SEED, the Witch and the Garden

During the generation of the first PlayStation we got to witness a real one golden age regarding the production of JRPG; many of which, even today, turn out to be real cornerstones of the genre. Essential, for any role-playing enthusiast. Square Soft, which […]

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

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

Xbox Series X | Review, the most powerful console ever

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Halo Review: The Master Chief Collection

Summarizing Halo's “publishing history” and what the series has meant for the industry in a nutshell is a task on the brink of the impossible. After all, we are talking about an Intellectual Property born as RTS exclusively for Mac OSX and which has behind […]

Project Zero review: Maiden of Black Water

After years of silence, the series of Project Zero (Fatal Frame in Japan) is preparing to return with a new episode on Wii U. After a long parenthesis, with a fourth chapter developed by Grasshopper Manufacture di Suda51 never arrived in the west and a spin-off […]

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 […]

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 […]

Sayonara Umihara Kawase Review

There are many videogame series that remain confined to their homeland for years, either for the genre suitable for a few, or for the contents that concern only the motherland, forcing foreign players to resort to different and not always legal means in order […]

The Banner Saga (PS4 & Xbox One) review

January 14, 2014 Stoic Studio, then made up of three former Bioware members, published on Steam The Banner Saga, turn-based strategy set in a Viking world, in which the player's choices had more or less serious consequences on the continuation of the plot. […]

The Last of Us: Left Behind review

The arrival of The Last of Us on Ps3 gave, last year, a strong jolt to the entire videogame market. Title loved above all for its narrative component, accompanied by an almost new generation technical sector, the new effort by Naughty Dog has recently received […]

Small Radios Big Televisions Review

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

XCOM 2 review

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

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 […]

Go Vacation Review - A vacation in the past

It is an unexpected port to Go Vacation. Released by Bandai Namco in 2011 su Nintendo Wii, Go Vacation followed the trend of games such as Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort, offering a series of mini-games and sports activities linked together by the holiday […]

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 […]

Ori and the Blind Forest review

We have spent rivers of words to praise indie productions, and now with each new release certain positive comments seem almost cloying. But it is a fact, many of the most beautiful, innovative and fulfilled works of recent years come from the independent scene, […]

Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls Review

2016 was a rich year for fans of the series Hyperdimension Neptunia, which saw not only a new chapter in the main series coming up PlayStation 4 but 2 spinoffs. After having to fight a horde of undead and kept the good name of the Gamicademi high in MegaTagmension […]

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

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

Just Cause 3 Review

If in the past years the focus was more on form in this eighth generation, as we have already had the opportunity to investigate, the trend seems to be that of content. In particular, in this 2015, now almost at an end, the videogame shelves have seen several […]

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR review

PlayStation VR has recently put out the first candle. A year has passed since its debut made up of doubts and uncertainties, for a technology that for many is still in the stone age, but which has managed to convince most thanks to titles that have been able […]

Inazuma Eleven GO Light / Shadow review

In 2011, while the first television season of the anime of Inazuma Eleven and the title of the same name made its debut on the DS in retirement, in Japan the football series of Level 5 reached its fourth chapter, starting a new trilogy: Inazuma Eleven GO. After […]

Super Meat Boy (Nintendo Wii U) review

Super Meat Boy, a title created by Edmund McMillen and Tommy Refenes and made by Team Meat, is set up as a sequel to Meat Boy, a game created by McMillen himself, made in flash and published in 2008. Super Meat Boy sees the light on October 20 of 2010 via the […]

Bastion review

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

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon review: Gates to Infinity

The Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, created in collaboration with Spike Chunsoft, was born as a cross-generational experiment back in 2005, landing on both the Game Boy Advance and the newly born Nintendo DS, as a clear example of how the Pokémon universe […]

Disney Infinity 3.0 Review - Star Wars: The Force Awakens Play Set

It's now been a week since our Preview of Star Wars Episode VII and from its release in all the cinemas of the world, and the beginning of the new cosmic trilogy is already making fans and detractors discuss (as we had foreseen in our special). The third official […]

Puzzle & Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition review

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

Crysis Review (PSN / XBLA Version)

The story of Crysis takes place in the near future, precisely in August 2020. The protagonist is Jake "Nomad" Dunn, a Delta Force soldier called to investigate, with his team called Raptor Squad, on the disappearance of a group of archaeologists kidnapped by […]