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Indivisible Razmi's Challenges | Review

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

Little Nightmares II | Review, no signal

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

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. […]

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 […]

Meeple Station | Review

Meeple Station is an indie game by Vox Games, a small Australian SH that, in just over a year, has managed to bring its product from the Early Access to the definitive phase, through a constant and massive development path. The game, I can say without fear of being […]

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

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

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

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

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 […]

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 […]

Chase Review: Cold Case Investigations - Distant Memories

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

ILoveRetro The whole story of Streets of Rage

The history of Streets of Rage is littered with incredible successes and failures Streets of Rage - a story of urban violenceStreets of Rage 2 perfectionStreets of Rage 3 - The black sheep of the familyStreets of Rage - canceled chapters and fan love2020: […]

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 […]

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 […]

Lone Survivor review: The Director's Cut

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

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

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

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 […]

Senran Kagura 2 review: Deep Crimson

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

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), […]

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 […]

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

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

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 […]

Tomb Raider: Anniversary review

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

ASUS ROG Strix Go Core | Review

Winners of the Red Dot Award 2020 the ASUS ROG Strix Go Core are the new headphone model designed to offer all the sound qualities of the Strix Go 2.4, at a more affordable price for gamers. The final result is a surprising product which, net of some obvious […]

Gears 5 review: when audacity and technique create a masterpiece

This review of Gears 5, tested in its PC version, is the result of the 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 News […]

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 […]

Tales from the Borderlands: Episode 1 - Zer0 Sum review

Announced on the occasion of last year's VGX, Tales from the Borderlands had immediately discussed the fans (and the less passionate): could a universe like that of Borderlands where the narrative has never played a leading role adapt to the style of the typical […]

Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stones review: Flame / Thunder

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

The Hex Review - Six Avatars in Search of Author

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

Horizon Chase Turbo Review - Traveling without moving

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

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 […]

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, […]

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 […]

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

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

Paradise Killer | Review, postcards from Paradise Island

Tourists and investigators at the same time: these are the roles that you will be called to cover within Paradise Killer. In this original interpretation of the investigative visual novel genre you will have to solve a murder case not only by questioning the main […]

Oreshika Review: Tainted Bloodlines

With the global diffusion of the video game among more and more people, it is nothing new that sequences of titles that in past years have never landed in the West, violently snack between a triple A release and another. Fortunately, most of the time, the chapters […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Inazuma Eleven 3 Review: Ogre Attack!

Last September we told you about the third chapter of Inazuma Eleven, the Level 5 Football RPG that expands the world of Mark Evans and his companions with each release. On February 14th, the young Japanese champions will return to the field again with the […]

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 […]

Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers review

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

Rayman 3 HD review

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

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 […]

Oddworld Soulstorm | Review of the Switch version

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

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 […]

Dying Light 2 Bloody Ties | Recensione

Dying Light 2 for many has not been able to reach the expectations that the community had set itself, starting from a more solid foundation which is its predecessor, a title that has made millions and millions of players fall in love with it. This sentiment was […]

Inazuma Eleven Strikers Review

Mark, Axel and Jude are ready to drag us back to the Raimon football field. With Inazuma Eleven Strikers, Level 5 presents us with a different title, completely excluding the RPG part and the plot of the portable chapters, presenting us instead a football game […]

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk review

In recent years, more and more manga-based titles are appearing in the western videogame market, after having been relegated to only Japan for years. This is also thanks to a simple but effective formula that players have begun to appreciate more and more: […]

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 […]

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 […]

WRC 4 FIA World Rally Championship review

One year after the good WRC 3 team of Milestone returns to the office with a new iteration of its rally franchise, strong as always of the official license of the FIA World Rally Championship. The designated platforms are, like last year, PlayStation 3, Xbox […]

Minecraft review: Story Mode Episode Seven - Access Denied

A little over a month ago we went back up Minecraft: Story Mode, after the surprise announcement of three more episodes that extended the adventures of Jesse and the Order of the Stone by taking them on a journey to the Multiverse. After an episode you are […]

Zheros review

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

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 […]

Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed Review (PC)

Idea Factory International continues with its roundup of ports on Steam for PC gamers who love the saga of Hyperdimension Neptunia. After the three reboots of the main chapters, the time has finally come for the spin-offs of the brand to be released on Valve's […]

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, […]

New Super Luigi U review

Hard not to remember New Super Mario Bros. U, a title that accompanied Wii U on the day of release in stores and that won the hearts of fans with 82 levels full of adrenaline and increasing challenge (our review here). Like New Super Mario Bros. 2 for 3DS, […]

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 […]

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 […]

Yum Yum Cookstar | Review – If you miss Cooking Mama…

I make a bet: at least once in your life, whether you are adults, children or teenagers, you have played Cooking Mama. Whether it was during a Christmas lunch on your cousin's Nintendo DS, under an umbrella on the beach or on your smartphone in the latest mobile […]

The Order: 1886 review

Presented with great fanfare during theE3 2013, immediately The Order: 1886 he managed to get people talking about himself. It only took a few confusing trailer images to generate around the new IP of Ready at Dawn a lot of interest from the gaming community. An […]

The Survivalists | Review: monkey sees, monkey does

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

Pikmin 3 Deluxe | Nintendo Switch video game review

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

Sorcery Review! Part 4: The Crown of Kings

Churning out four titles in just under 4 years, the new masters of interactive storytelling loom finally close the cycle of adventures of the Analander with the expected Sorcery! Part 4: The Crown of Kings. Based on the homonymous series of game books written […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Tomodachi Life Review

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

Astro's Playroom review: the first game for Dualsense

The Next-Gen is finally a reality, despite the not irresistible launch of Ps5 and Series X. The pandemic has hit companies hard, apparently reducing the stocks of new consoles at launch and, above all, delaying the development of many launch titles. I understand […]

Rayman Origins Review

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

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 […]

Shingeki no Kyojin Review: Humanity in Chains

In Japan, especially on portable consoles, there is a large influx of licensed titles based on the anime of the moment, while for us poor Westerners the offer is extremely low and restricted to the more well-known ones such as Dragon Ball, Naruto and One Piece […]

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. […]

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 […]

Akiba's Trip Review: Undead & Undressed

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

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 […]

Disney Infinity 3.0 Review - Finding Dory Play Set

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

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Toukiden Review: Kiwami

Last year, Toukiden: The Age of Demons surprised us for two different reasons: first, it made a niche genre such as the Hunting Game accessible to more or less all types of players, mimicking the progenitor of mom Capcom (Monster Hunter), secondly showed how […]

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 […]

Anarchy Reigns Review

If we were to draw up a list of the best programmers and studios in the videogame field, surely many of us would pull out the name of Platinum Games, a Japanese software house born from the ashes of the never too beloved Clover Studio, which at the time of […]

WarioWare Gold Review- Who doesn't die sees himself

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

Ghost of Tsushima | Review, the way of the Ghost

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

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]