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Kaichu: The Kaiju Dating Sim – Review, following the footsteps of love

Kaichu: The Kaiju Dating Sim it's an original romantic dating simulator, which features i kaiju, monsters typical of Japanese science fiction. Developed by Squiddenshins and distributed by Top hat studios, Kaichu is a video […]

Bayonetta 3 – Review, a crazy multiverse to save

After a very long wait, which practically lasted almost since the release of Nintendo Switch in stores, finally Bayonetta 3 has arrived on the Japanese hybrid console. Son of a troubled and problematic development, despite […]

Sifu – Review, Sloclap's beat 'em up arrives on Nintendo Switch

Sifu was launched last February on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and PC, and quickly impressed the public thanks to its combat system, setting and interesting “aging” mechanic. Now, nine months after the original release […]

The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me – Review, men are scarier than spirits

Don't think too much about the numbers, not this time, because despite this season finale of the The Dark Pictures Anthology present a few decimals less than in the last two chapters, we are undoubtedly faced with the best […]

Saint Kotar – Review, a cursed city

There are genres in the gaming industry that, for one reason or another, are starting to lose relevance to the general public. One of them is graphic adventure, a style that was very popular for players of the 80s and 90s, […]

Need for Speed Unbound – Review, via the neon and space for the paint

Three years have passed since the release of that controversial Need for Speed Heat, which left us decidedly optimistic during the review phase, but which in practice was received rather lukewarmly by the public. […]

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 – Review, the return of Task Force 141

The franchise of Call of Duty is one of the highest paying in the game industry, and Activision knows it very well. As well as its IP has the ability to make millions of players fall in love with it, so the publisher is […]

Sonic Frontiers – Review, the blue hedgehog has found its three-dimensionality

Over the years, the character of Sonic he's definitely been through his ups and downs. After all, SEGA has never abandoned its hero symbol, the blue hedgehog who has quickly become one of the most representative icons of […]

Evil West – Review, when evil doesn't die, but bleeds

Western: a literary genre first, then cinematographic and finally videogame. The era of the far west and the American gold hunt inspired any, even the successful series Tex of the very Spanish Bonelli. Now, imagine a steampunk […]

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Enhanced Edition – Review, demons, heroes and more

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is the perfect opportunity to reunite Pathfinder lovers in a new adventure, developed by Owlcat games after being funded on Kickstarter. The game was released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, […]

Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 – Review, can you really do better?

Call of Duty: Warzone 2 turn the tables on the first version of the battle royale, and many of these changes are as positive as they are cryptic at times. Obviously, since it is a game that aims to be as linear as […]

Wavetale – Review, a delicate journey into an aquatic world

wavetale was published on 12th December, on practically all the platforms currently used: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X / S. It is an indie title, simple in graphics, in narration and obviously […]

Syberia: The World Before – PlayStation 5 version review

We have already talked extensively about the PC version of Syberia: The World Before, the fourth chapter of the saga born from the genius of Benoît Falcon, but we got to try it too his version for PlayStation 5. When games […]

Kamiwaza: Way of the Thief – Review, a thief from the past

Throughout gaming history, several products have not been localized in Western and Eastern markets. The reasons are many, ranging from a low forecast of success to a lack of money to carry out a job of this magnitude. In […]

Goat Simulator 3 – Review, the return of the King of simulators

8 years after the release of its predecessor, Goat simulator 3 is the title that we could not fail to mention in a review. It's hard to forget the impact that the first Goat Simulator had on the gaming market: Since the […]

Saturnalia – Review, between horror and Sardinian folklore

Saturnalia, which we are going to tell you about in our review today, is an all-Spanish horror game, set in Spain, in a fictitious town in the Sardegna. The title was released on October 27, 2022 and was made and published […]

Repentance – Review, in the name of games

We will never finish saying that for create an intriguing narrative adventure, the characteristics that must be presented to the player are different and multifaceted, in addition to that joker, that "je ne sais quoi" that […]

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet – Review, pocket regret

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet have sanctioned some first times for the pocket monster series. Game Freak's first real act of bravery in drastically changing the progression structure, the first fully Open World adventure […]

Harvestella – Review, the RPG of hard work

To play Harvest for this review it was like going to a restaurant buffet, practically a full-bodied taste of many different things that sometimes they were compatible with each other but, at the same time, other times they […]

Floodland – Review, it's up to you to rebuild from scratch

Change is something that places human beings in front of choices: there are those who embrace it completely, opening up to new possibilities, and those who instead perhaps struggle to try to avoid it. Then there are an […]

Gungrave GORE – Review, molten metal rain

The path of Gungrave GORE. from pen to videogame translation has its roots in a distant era, in a certain sense obscure: an era in which a product, albeit mediocre, could give birth to a genre or to a pop current that transcends […]

Hell is Others – Review, when darkness knocks on the door

It's a "normal" and boring evening for Adam Smithson, when suddenly someone knocks on his door. Bizarre things happen in his world, but at this moment things are about to change for him: in front of it he finds a bonsai […]

Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel - Review, the end of a nightmare

To play Yu Gi Oh! Master Duel for this review it was like stepping out of a nightmare, a nightmare that had been going on for almost a decade and is now finally over. Master Duel imposes itself as one of the best card games […]

WWE 2K22 - Review, a good reason to return to the ring

To step into the ring for today's main event is the review of WWE 2K22, which marks the return of the series dedicated to World Wrestling Entertainment, which had been missing for about two years from the shelves. THEthe […]

World of Warcraft: The Wrath of the Lich King - Review, reopening the gates of Northrend

“My son, the day you were born, the very forests of Lordaeron whispered the name… Arthas. My son, I have proudly watched you grow and turn you into a weapon in defense of righteousness. Remember, our dynasty has […]

Weird West - Review, a troubled journey to the darkest West

The first time we heard of Weird west officially, it was thanks to the presentation of the project during the The 2019 Game Awards, with a trailer showing the title of Raphael Colantonio and his independent team made up […]

Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden - Review, Yoko Taro's archipelago of cards

The nice and apparently more than welcome idea of Yoko Taro to create video games entirely made up of cards, continues its course and its evolution. Today we speak in the review of the second game in the series Voice of […]

Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden - Review, beyond revenge there are the stars

We have now reached the third title of the particular anthology of Square Enix totally created with cards, Voice of Cards. It is a series of RPG video games created by the eccentric - in a good way - Yoko Taro who sees […]

Vampire The Masquerade: Swansong - Review, intrigue and bloodlust

And if the vampires really existed? What if these bloodthirsty predators lived hidden among us, engaged with meticulous skill in hatching ancient conspiracies? What if you were one of them? The series of Vampire: The Masquerade […]

Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection - Review, Naughty Dog's adventure lands on PC

It's been years now that Sony has decided, fortunately for the players, to support not only its own ecosystem PlayStation, but also the world of PC, particularly crowded with gamers ready to enjoy the highest quality experiences […]

Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection - PS5 Version Review

The "job" of the explorer has always made young and adults dream: the possibility of experiencing adventures on the edge of reality, with danger ready to strike from behind, is something we all dream of at least once in […]

Tunic - Game review with the soul of Zelda

We have seen a great many games over the past few years taking inspiration for some details from historical sagas, and this is certainly not a bad thing. Taking into consideration some solutions already chosen by other […]

Triangle Strategy - Review, Square Enix's “perfect number”

We could feel it from afar that it was a promising title, a scent so inviting as to give us hope right away, with our optimism that thanks to the free trial of the demos (available for everyone) it has been even more strengthened. […]

Trek to Yomi - Review, when style isn't everything

There are games that first of all push on the element artistic, instead of the playful one. Titles that, net of their video game value in the strict sense, manage to return that something primarily dictated by visual and […]

Total War: Warhammer 3 - Eternal War Review

Total War: Warhammer 3 hits like a mallet on modern video cards: the work done by Creative Assembly, study behind the title licensed by Games Workshop, was once again manic, painstaking in several respects to the point […]

Tiny Tina Wonderlands - Review, D&D in Borderlands sauce

Tiny Tina wonderlands, star of today's review, is a spin-off video game from the famous series of Borderlands, which has always amused a large slice of gamers. Qualitatively valid titles, no doubt, but perhaps Tiny Tina […]

Them's Fightin Herds - Review, the return of predators

The universe of POP culture is full of franchises with fandom talented, able to create unofficial products with passion and inventiveness. My Little Pony is just one of these phenomena that, thanks to the famous reboot […]

The Quarry - Review, a teen horror to play in one breath

With the release of Until Dawn, now several years ago, narrative-oriented horror titles (if we can call them that) have certainly begun to have the attention turned to them. In fact, seven years have passed since the first […]

The Last Oricru - Review of a failed attempt

The world of modern video games is now dotted with Soulslike and the like who try (very often in vain) to carve out a slice of the public in this "niche", which is not even so much anymore. The Last Oricru tries, does his […]

The Last of Us Part 1 - Review of the remake, the origins of the myth

Less than 10 years to have the remake of a game that still defends itself very well in its PS4 version. Less than 10 years old which, however, seemed a century after the experience lived in The Last of Us Part 2, a game […]

The King of Fighters XV - Review, a return to the sound of fists

There are names that can be defined as timeless, synonyms of "history" themselves. Each videogame genre has its own, those titles that, despite the passing of time, remain cornerstones of the genus, evolving and adapting […]

The Elder Scrolls Online: Lost Depths - Review, explore the abyss

After getting lost in Tamariel's politics to say the least with the ups and downs of High Isle, this time The Elder Scrolls Online takes a significant little step forward with Lost Depths. In fact, after an expansion more […]

The Elder Scrolls Online High Isle - Review, lost in Tamriel politics

The Elder Scrolls Online High Isle it was a very peculiar expansion and one that puts us in a strange situation in the review phase. Bethesda immediately showed that he strongly believed in this new adventure for ESO fans […]

The Elder Scrolls Online: Ascending Tide – Recensione del nuovo DLC

Get back to talking about The Elder Scrolls Online in the DLC review Ascending Tide it has become almost redundant. Don't get me wrong: we're more than happy to have one more reason to dive into the immense MMO from Bethesda […]

The DioField Chronicle - Review, tactics and art merged together

If we talk about turn-based video games to those who grew up at the dawn of the first PlayStation era (and well before with the PC or Nintendo systems), surely the name that will come to mind is that of Square Enix (at […]

The Centennial Case: A Shijima Story - Review, the dark mystery of a family

In the mid-90s, in full swing towards the futuristic CD technology, the videogame market underwent a real case of popularity of the technique of full motion video. A series of products that, for their films, present within […]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge - Review, the return of the Ninja Turtles

Many fans of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles consider the 2D side-scrolling fighting games of the first half of the 90s as the golden age of video games starring the iconic Ninja Turtles. To meet this desire of fans, the Tribute […]

Syberia: The World Before - Review, a journey between present and past

It is never easy to talk in a review about a title that focuses a lot on the story and emotions, and it is even less so when a series now defined as iconic as that of Siberia, that with The World Before comes to its fourth […]

Stray - Review, a hot roof cat

Stray, which we analyze today in review, is certainly part of that long list of postponed games that the public could not wait to try for themselves. The reason is obvious: a game with protagonist a cat it's not an everyday […]

Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin - Review of a retelling

In the end, all the stories are "always the same", the importance is in the details: at least this is evident from novels, films, TV series and video games. All information that Christopher Vogler included in his “The […]

Splatoon 3 - Review, winning team must be changed

It is not uncommon for a successful IP to see a sequel arrive within some time. Making a follow-up to a popular work allows authors to build on a solid foundation in order to develop new content and remedy mistakes made […]

Source of Madness - Review, an experimental and chaotic roguelike

In recent years we have seen many developers playing with the various genres at their disposal, experiencing their potential. Source of Madness, title of which today we propose ours review, fits perfectly into this type […]

Soundfall - Review, a hybrid between past and present

soundfall, the title we are going to talk about today in review, looks like a project that hybrid more creative ideas in a unicum that is undoubtedly interesting from a contemporary point of view, drawing from some genres […]

Sniper Elite 5 - Review, the war is still on

The series of Sniper Elite has always stood out from the plethora of first person shooter thanks to its ability to offer a significantly different gameplay than the various Call of Duty on duty. Rebellion in fact, it has […]

Sifu - Review, you have to be able to lead your hands

There is a teacher, and a student ready to betray him. There is a son of the master ready to take revenge. There is a game made by the creators of Absolver, which featured very complex and interesting combat mechanics. […]

Scorn - Review, a silent journey into oblivion with no escape

The title that we analyze today in review is Scorn, a controversial, bloody and gruesome title. Everyone waited silently, ready to discover the dark magic of this new horror world, literally creepy, those real. The new […]

Salt and Sacrifice - Review, from crime to sin

Salt and Sacrifice and his review comes as a direct follow-up to the "old" Salt and Sanctuary, an independent title released in 2016 (of which, we remind you, there is a version for PC). We have often wondered if the second […]

Saints Row - Review, everything is allowed in Santo Ileso

Each video game has its own objective: just as a management software pushes the player to manage resources in every way, a first-person shooter has on its side the desire to throw liters and liters of adrenaline at the […]

Return to Monkey Island - Review, the discovery of the secret

Thirty years of waiting they are long, very long, especially if during this one we entertained ourselves with something that, despite not bearing the same name, does not have the same charisma, the same creators, or more […]

Rainbow Six Extraction - Review, in co-op against parasites

There has been a lot of water under the bridge since Ubisoft announced Rainbow six extraction, a game ready to expand some of the events seen in Rainbow Six Siege in a completely new sauce. The competitive and tactical […]

Rabbids: Party of Legends - Review, in search of the sacred texts!

I party game, as we understand them today, they are one of the branches that most reflect the concept of "Video game" in general, a bit like it was conceived at the beginning: an experience to live alongside someone, to […]

PGA Tour 2K23 - Review, does 2K come back and do Hole in One?

PGA Tour 2K23 is the new game dedicated to the world of golf made by 2K. After a year off, it is finally possible to return to the green for groped to become the new King of Golf. The sports title offers a series of innovations […]

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax - Review, a fighting game to the sound of Persona

Persona 4 Ultimax Arena, which we analyze today in review, is a fighting game developed by Arc System Works and Atlus and published by SEGA. The game features a fantastic combat system, easy to learn ma difficult to master, […]

Pac-Man World Re-Pac - Review, a simple return

Bandai Namco is showing that he really believes in Pac-Man, and it is also legitimate given the fame and cultural heritage of the undisputed icon of the video game. In recent years, Toru Iwatani's creature has seen numerous […]

Pac-Man Museum + - Review, return to the arcade

Seeing a piece of gaming history as the protagonist of today's review could have a strange effect, considering that we are still talking about Pac-Man, with the new version of Pac-Man Museum + of 2022. This is a collection […]

Overwatch 2 - Review, the new era of Heroes is here

It was the 2016 when Overwatch he found himself winning his Game of the Year, innovating a genre and bringing it to the nth degree, with a well-deserved award. Since that moment of glory on the part of Blizzard we have […]

Outriders: Worldslayer - Review, is it really more of the same?

We got to tell you about Outriders in our review over a year ago, 12 months and more that saw tepid support - to say the least - from People Can Fly, which for a long time has left its work at the mercy of itself, making […]

Nintendo Switch Sports - Review, challenges and fun are back!

Despite Nintendo Switch from its debut onwards its stock of titles has been enriched with various games dedicated to sports, from the most classic to the more interactive ones that exploit Joy-Con, longtime gamers expected […]

NieR: Automata The End of YoRHa Edition - Switch version review

More than five years after the release of Nintendo Switch we have seen the release of titles that we never imagined could arrive on the hardware of the Great N. We are not talking about masterpieces of the caliber of […]

New Tales from the Borderlands - Review, three 'none' in one big universe

2014 saw the release of Tales from the Borderalnds, a title that attempted to combine the typical style of Telltale Games video games with the crazy universe of borderlands. The experiment was particularly successful, and […]

MX vs ATV Legends - Review, falls on two and four wheels

At the gates of today's review we see MX vs ATV Legends, a franchise that has been missing for a few years and is now back on the shelves. The developers of Rainbow Studios and the publisher THQ Nordic they offer us this […]

MotoGP 22 - Review, between realism and balance

On the starting grid for today's reviews we see MotoGP 22, the new iteration for the sports title created by Milestone, a Spanish software house that has always deals with the official title dedicated to the world championship. […]

Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak - Review, the definitive expansion

Monster Hunter Rise Sunset is an expansion that we have been looking forward to trying out in the review phase. This is because, following the lines of Iceborne with Monster Hunter World, the amount of new and additional […]

Monster Hunter Rise - Review, hunting for monsters on PC

The Monster Hunter series has become a real cult over the years, giving way to Capcom to create a successful trend that has lasted for many years. Monster Hunter Rise, originally appeared on Nintendo Switch consoles some […]

Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Videogame 5 – Recensione, acrobazie da next-gen

At the gate of today's review we see Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Videogame 5, the new title dedicated to the world of motocross that landed after a stunt on next-gen and eighth generation consoles, without forgetting […]

Monorail Stories - Review, opposite directions and shared story

What we are talking about today is quite an adventure particolare: we are not faced with a long and demanding production, much less faced with something bland and conceptually banal. Monorail Stories, which we cover in […]

Monark - Review, immersed in a world rich in Ego

The school: only the expression evokes different memories and feelings, from the most to the least amusing. Over time we have left behind the desks, blackboards and exercises at home; yet every time we approach a product […]

Matchpoint Tennis Championships - Review, no licenses but a lot of heart

To define Matchpoint Tennis Championships "Yet another" copy and paste tennis game would be absolutely a mistake because, as we will discover in this review, it has a lot more to say than you can imagine. In a landscape […]

Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered - PC Version Review

Taking over a remastered game is complex: it becomes even more so when the remastered in question was designed for the transition from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5, but the same version is then also published on PC, in […]

Mario Strikers: Battle League Football - Review, Nintendo's resounding pole

The sweat running down the temples, the breathlessness trying to regulate itself. The ball on the spot. The decisive rigor. The Tears, ours, for the opportunity failed. When we first told you about it we hoped we were wrong, […]

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope - Review around the galaxy

Rayman is for everyone that of my generation, the 90s, almost an icon: we are not talking about Super Mario or Sonic, but about a character who conquered the role of protagonist in a really funny game of the same name, […]

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: Additional Course Pass - First Wave Review

A few days ago the first wave (or wave) of the new circuits contained in the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass, containing 8 tracks from the most disparate chapters of the historic racing game from various platforms […]

MADiSON - Review, change your story with a flash

The horror-themed video game market has always been one of the most influential in the digital interactive entertainment industry, a genre that lives through works that over time have entered pop culture by force. A number […]

Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling into Darkness - Review, the border between video game and anime

Have you ever dreamed of arriving where the human eye never rested? To explore unknown and mysterious places, full of dangers as much as of objects with amazing properties? If that makes you tremble with enthusiasm, gather […]

Lovecraft's Untold Stories 2 - Review, the return to the Horrors

"Good the first" is a phrase that we hardly hear in the world of video games, especially in a period in which even the big names often have to grope and try to create something new, intriguing, fun, or all three together. […]

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga - Review, bricks in space

The brand of the famous bricks over the last (so to speak) years, has always relied on the big screen franchise and not only to catapult itself into the videogame world. The next in order of release and of which we propose […]

Pokemon Legends: Arceus - Review, the revolution that was needed

They are now gone 25 years since the first game came out Pokémon, and all this time the formula of the main titles has never changed. Of course, there have been exceptions, such as the series Cleaning or that Mystery Dungeon, […]

Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series - Review, an unexpected return

Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series, protagonist of today's review, is the revival of one of the best niche series in the world of platform. A couple of titles that has always had one very fond fanbase, especially the first […]

Kirby and the Lost Land - Review, a bolt from the blue

Kirby and the Lost Land, star of today's review, is the brand new iteration of the branded pink hero Nintendo. A character whose games have always convinced, with rare exceptions, but never really shone outside the eyes […]

King Arthur: Kinght's Tale - Review, our last trip to Avalon

We talked about it for a really long time, perhaps even “too much” for the standards of this sector, yet the news, the insights and the attention of authors and fans have continued to fuel the project we are going to […]

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R - Review

There are manga that have made history, or are still making it: let's talk about One Piece, but also of products such as Naruto, Fist of the Warrior and so on, serial manga that have defined generations. However, they are […]

Idol Manager - Idol-themed managerial review

Generally the concept of Idol, in Japanese culture, refers to a teenager who thanks to his physical appearance becomes very popular in the entertainment world. Obviously the external appearance is not enough to become Idol […]

Horizon Forbidden West - Review, discovering the Forbidden West

It seems that the lost boys have found a home: if in fact i Guerrilla Games, developers behind the famous Killzone saga who first published the game under the name of Lost Boys Games, know how to do one thing, it's reinvent […]

Hearthstone Route to the Sunken City - Review of the new expansion

The branded digital card game Blizzard, Hearthstone, updates with a new expansion that celebrates the start of a new season or, as it is better defined in the environment, a new year of play, that of the Hydra: Route to […]

Halo - Review of episode 1 of the tv series

When a videogame product ends in TV, often what is done is to make it as open as possible: it almost always happens, but it seems that Halo is brave enough as a TV series to not care. We previewed the first two episodes, […]

GRID Legends - Review, getting closer to the perfect hybrid

In pole position in today's review we find GRID Legends, the new racing game developed by Codemasters and published by Electronic Arts. This is the second title released since the English team was bought by the videogame […]

Gran Turismo 7 - Review, back to racing on the track

They have passed 25 years: at the time, think of a racing simulation game capable of giving access to each variable to maximize personalization, it was impossible. It was equally so to have in mind cars that killed the […]

Gotham Knights - Review, The Bat-Family flies into the night

The saga of Batman Arkham has certainly left its mark, positively: the adventure of dark Knight by Rocksteady Studios is certainly one of the most important trilogies among those dedicated to the DC hero (apart from spin-offs […]

God of War - Review, Kratos lands on PC

The journey of Kratos was long and tortuous: at first placed in front of the whole Greek divine pantheon, with the desire to take revenge and to kill all the gods, the character and his saga have reached a new page in their […]

God of War Ragnarok - Review, Twilight of the Gods

Playing with emotions is dangerous: gamers know it well, who day after day in this era of remakes and reinterpretations, sometimes find themselves with a heart broken by unfulfilled promises and choices that are not in line with what the fan expected. He knows […]

Ghostwire: Tokyo - Review, alone against the afterlife

There are those i Ghosts he captures them with strange contraptions and proton rifles, there are those who fight zombies by shooting them in the face with a Magnum, and there are those who run away with a camera in their […]

Freud's Bones - Review, a journey beyond the psyche

Those who like to explore the world of titles independent, and more specifically those our own, they will certainly not hear in Freud's Bones a new name: This is a very special adventure created by a single person, Axel […]

Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes - Review, the march on the Fódlan

To be able to speak to you in a review of Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes it is something that warms our hearts. Back in 2017, the previous Warriors dedicated to the Nintendo saga had convinced both players and critics […]

FIFA 23 - Review, EA Sports greets us with a bang?

FIFA 23 coins, protagonist of today's review, is and will be the latest installment in the series developed by EA. It will be a small blow to the heart to open an elusive "FIFA 24" without the logo EA Sports and the iconic […]

FAR: Changing Tides - Review of an unusual trip

Narration, exploration, silence accompanied by an environmental soundtrack, all seasoned by a small protagonist in command of a boat. Today we analyze in the review FAR: Changing Tides, new indie game Okomotiv and Frontier […]

Fallout 76: The Pitt - Review, Apocalypse in Pittsburgh

When even West Virginia becomes too narrow, the time has come to cross its borders. Fallout 76: The Pitt it takes us beyond the lands of the Vault that saw us re-emerge, allowing us to travel in what remains of Pittsburgh, […]

F1 22 - Review, the controlled skid of the Codies

The marriage between EA Sports e Codemasters seems to have benefited in part from the official title dedicated to the Formula 1 world championship, however the life of the newborn couple does not yet seem like roses and […]

ELEX 2 - Review, an open world out of time

"Graphics are not everything in a video game" this and other similar maxims are part of a rhetoric that we feel we can support at least largely, when motivated by facts. Of course, the technical side is an important business […]

Elden Ring - Review of the new King of soulslike

While the web continues to complain about how some games offer too much difficulty for the public, 2022 marks the thirteenth year since birth of a new genus: if in fact cataloging an Action RPG or a Beat 'em up may seem […]

Eiyuden Chronicle Rising - Review, a trivial homework

Eiyuden Chronicle Rising, protagonist of the review today, it is a good video game but not really exciting, between not very detailed mechanics and a not very stimulating narrative sector. Before leaving, a contextualization […]

eFootball 2022: Review, let's talk about the new 1.0.0 update

Let's start by saying that the launch version of eFootball 2022 it hadn't impressed us at all as mentioned in our review, on the contrary, it had shown several gaps in many respects. However the free-to-play nature of the […]

Edge of Eternity - Review, in search of hope

The JRPG has, since the days of the NES, been a particularly thriving market thanks to its adaptable gameplay and the ability to create a series of particularly intriguing worlds and characters. In this review Edge of eternity […]

Dying Light 2: Stay Human – Recensione, tra apocalisse, zombie e parkour

Dying Light 2: Stay Human it is certainly one of the most anticipated games among those coming out in these first months of 2022. The title developed by Techland appears on the shelves after a creative journey made of ups […]

Dusk Diver 2 - Review, the war against chaos continues!

Dusk Diver 2, a title created by WANIN International and published on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 by Idea Factory International, follows the adventures of the first game, set a year later. The title […]

Dragon Ball The Breakers - Review, when appearances can be deceiving

To play Dragon Ball the Breakers for this review it was a special experience, initially negative and man cunning turned positive as the hours go by. The game concept developed by Dimps Corporation on paper it is not even […]

Dolmen - Review of a spatial soulslike

Massive Work Studio takes us into the sci-fi and futuristic world of Dolmen: during the review we realized that, although the name is ancient, the game tries to combine past and present with a “Souls-Like” style gameplay […]

Diablo Immortal - Review, the Lord of Dread is back

It was back in 2018 when at the event Blizzcon of that year, under the astonished eyes of all, it was announced Diablo Immortal, which was not a title for PC and it was not the heir of Diablo 3 or its expansion, but “simply” […]

Destiny 2 The Queen of Whispers - Review, scattered among a thousand illusions

In 2020, Beyond the Light had prepared the players of Destiny 2 at the arrival of the Pyramids, symbols of the juxtaposition with the spherical Traveler. In fact, in 2021, we not only had the opportunity to learn more about […]

Deathloop - Xbox Series X | S Version Review

Deathloop it was one of the most popular games of the last videogame year and, in this one review, let's see how it also behaves on Xbox Series X | S! So far it has only been available on PlayStation 5 and PC, and if there […]

Danganronpa Decadence - Review, the ultimate despair

Despite the series of Danganronpa does not belong to a genre particularly played in the Bel Paese, it is incredible how its characters, its plot, and its played parts have worked like a magnet on many users, who in no time […]

Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course - Review, the eagerly awaited DLC is here!

Almost hard to believe, but It's really been about 5 years since Cuphead hit the market. A title with charisma to sell to any indie or AAA, which turned out to be more irreverent on the market than perhaps the developers […]

Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition - Review, fate is to be rewritten

Before analyzing Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition in review, a small overview is a must: at the time of the first 32-bit PlayStation there were not a few thick games that unfortunately did not cross the Japanese […]

Chocobo GP - Review, Final Fantasy is ready to make the engines roar

Chocobo GP is the new title produced by Square Enix of which we propose the review, released on Nintendo Switch on March 10, and direct heir of Chocobo Racing which, in 1999, carved out a large slice of amateurs, opposing […]

Chernobylite - PS5 Review, back to the Zone of Alienation

PS5 is slowly receiving versions of games designed specifically for the Sony console, so much so that now it is the turn of a title that is particularly awaited by the community and that has been able to arouse the attention […]

Bright Memory Infinite - Review of the console version

When Bright Memory Infinite it was shown with an explosive trailer, we knew that someday we would have to try it in one review. The publisher of the title, PLAYSM, had decided to show the world a title that seemed to […]

Biomutant - Review, 'apocalyptic' also on Next Gen

Di Biomutant we have already spoken to you with a review of the original launch of the title, which took place last year. A decidedly unhappy launch for a whole series of technical reasons, first of all a really bad feedback […]

Big Brain Academy: Challenge of Minds - Review, Who's the Real Brain?

If a player wants to try their hand at something that teases the mind, or in a party game that involves several people, or in something simple and at the same time captivating, the mind goes most of the time to branded […]

Batora: Lost Haven - Review, fate is in our hands

Voters: Lost Haven is the new title created by Stormind Games, an all-Spanish software house, and published Team17. This game is very special because combines of the mechanics from Role playing game classic tohack and slash, […]

Baldo: The Guardian Owls - Review, when an update saves a game

Baldo: The Guardian Owls, of which we present the review, is a title developed by Spanish group Naps Team and released on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows and PC on August 27th, 2021. Welcomed […]

Babylon's Fall - Review, ambitious but mediocre

Babylon's Fall, game as service branded PlatinumGames e Square Enix, is finally out and as usual here is also our review. A title with certainly not just ambitious premises, a bit like all video games game as service, but […]

Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok - DLC review

In a few days the gamers they loved Assassin's Creed Valhalla they will be able to return to play the role of their beloved character, fighting as only a Norse can do, among dozens of side missions, a fantastic plot and […]

Assassin's Creed The Ezio Collection - Switch Version Review

To definitively affirm the Assassin's Creed series was the very Spanish Ezio Auditore from Florence, the iconic mentor of the brotherhood of assassins who brought the franchise's authority to life. In fact, if we were […]

As Dusk Falls - Review, when every decision counts

Ever since it was revealed, we have not hidden our curiosity regarding it The Dusk Falls, narrative title developed by Interior Night and published by Xbox Game Studios. The adventures during which we ourselves will determine […]

Amnesia Memories - Review, the mystery of memories

Nintendo Switch it is a platform that, over the last few years, has seen a continuous arrival of titles and productions of various kinds. The Japanese firm's current policy allows several studios and titles with a specific […]

Amnesia Later X Crowd - Review, the forgetful girl returns to the west

Le visual novel over the years they have created their own market, opening the mind of the public to any possible taste. The Otome is one of the best known genres of this type of video game, where typically a girl finds […]

A Plague Tale: Requiem – Review, a new nightmare by Amicia e Hugo

Expectations on the sequels of particularly popular games are always very high, especially if it is a game like A Plague Tale: Innocence, which has been able to involve many gamers thanks to its effective gameplay and its […]

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim - Review, of the Nintendo Switch version

About a week ago in our preview, we showed you our first impressions of 13: Sentinels Aegis Rim and how the title performed on Nintendo Switch, but now, like the war against the Deimos, things get serious, and it's time […]

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