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Music & Video Games: Josh Mancell

Bongos, marimbas and more: let's talk today about the man behind the music of many of Naughty Dog's first video games, Josh MancellWelcome back to Music & Video Games, our usual column in which we treat the artists behind our favorite medium: and after having […]

Persona 5 Royal Review: The Return of the Masterpiece

Persona 5 and the Phantom Thieves are back, dusted off and polished as only Atlus can do, let's find out with this review if the Royal version is worth buyingThe individual is often a mirror of the society in which he lives. Never as in this period have we been […]

Street Power Football <br> A confusing street football

We had the chance to try Street Power Football, SFL Interactive's and Gamajun's Fifa Street inspired football game, and this is our reviewStreet Power Football, the football game based on freestylers and street football legends, hit the market on 25 August. Clearly […]

TrackMania review: welcome to the club!

Ramps that defy the laws of gravity, drift in slow motion, rides on slides worthy of a water park. This and much more in the new Trackmania, discover with us the thrill of speed (and that of trial and error) in this review of the racing game by Ubisoft and NadeoNadeo […]

Playing solo: can it be done?

Is it possible to spend an evening playing alone? Are there any special mechanics to follow? Are there board games suitable for the purpose? Let's ask ourselves.The board game for many is synonymous with board game. In reality this is not always the case… A party […]

Review Children of Morta: the Bergsons arrive on consoles

In this review we will talk about Children of Morta, a very nice hack and slash roguelike and specifically we will deal with the console versionChildren of Morta is the latest title of Dead Mage e 11 bit studios and it is part of a very crowded niche, that of roguelike. […]

Thanks to these platforms today we can play our favorite board games online

Whether it's to organize evenings with friends in person or at a distance, the board games available for free online are excellent resources for finding new games.It seems the future is increasingly geared towards the digitization of our favorite physical services. […]

Trackmania 2 Lagoon review, an arcade tour in the lagoon

Finally, Trackmania 2 Lagoon has arrived, the new chapter of the well-known arcade car series Trackmania. Will this newborn title prune something new or will it just add a few tracks? Let's find out together“Lagoon”The title of Trackmania 2 Lagoon says a lot […]

Broken Blades review: a new indie in the world of rogue-like

In this review we will talk about Broken Blades, a rogue-like indie recently available on Steam with randomly generated levelsAfter the release of successful titles such as Returnal and Hades, the rogue-like genre is increasingly establishing its position in the […]

Prey review: the innovative horror shooter?

And here we are in front of the long-awaited Arkane Studios FPS. Prey looks like a horror shooter with innovative mechanics. A new pearl? Let's find out in this reviewA devastated worldPrey is set in 2035 on the Talos I space station. We will play the role of Morgan […]

Wasteland Golf Club Review: Golf from another world

For science fiction and golf lovers, here is a sliding golf game that hides many ideas. Let's find them all in this Wasteland Golf Club reviewWhat are the characteristics that make a quality title? The technical sector? Duration? A huge map to explore or billions […]

Ever Oasis review, a small pearl between two genres

At first we were very skeptical about Ever Oasis. Really very skeptical. But after spending thirty hours with what is probably one of the last pearls to arrive on the Nintendo 3DS in these ebbs of his life, we have changed our minds. Ever Oasis is worth every single […]

Explosive Potions Review: all taught by Albus Ludente

Unicorn Tears, Dragon Smoke, Ogre Mucus and Fairy Dandruff are the four ingredients needed to create the magical Explosive Potions reviewToday we are talking about Explosive Potions, a game by Horrible Games that was localized in Spain thanks to Ghenos Games and […]

Best video games to be released: February 2021 | List

Here are the best video games coming out in February 2021: lots of fun on PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X, PC and Nintendo Switch!January is now over, so here is February with a new video game lineup! This month sees a slew of new video games, but […]

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2 review for Nintendo Switch: the skate always at hand

In this review we will talk about the Nintendo Switch port of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2, the remake of the first two titles of the historic skating simulation franchiseTony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 + 2, il remake of the first two titles of the beloved skating simulation […]

Destiny 2 Review: The Next Generation FPS

Released almost a month late, it's finally time for Destiny 2 also on PC. Let's find out if the new title from Bungie Studios was able to convince even in this versionDestiny 2 was announced by Bungie Studios as a Next generation FPS. In fact, it totally […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 3: Aragorn

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial, we will show you a number of painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this third guide we will see which steps to follow to paint the Aragorn modelWelcome back to Painting workshop by […]

Review Ciconia When They Cry – Phase 1 For You, the Replacaeble Ones

The famous When They Cry series is back in a big way, so let's evaluate the first chapter with our review of Ciconia When They CryCiconia When They Cry - Phase 1 For You, the Replacaeble Ones is the new, cryptic, chapter of the series When They Cry. Born from the […]

Review The Potion: Little alchemists grow up

Three ingredients are enough to create the perfect magic potion! Young alchemists, The Potion is your game and this is its reviewThe Potion is a game created by game designer Kasper Lapp, who in 2017 received a Spiel des Jahres nomination with the game Magic Maze, […]

Not The End is Role Playing Game of the Year 2020

In the "Wonderland" special, Not The End was announced as the winner of the 2020 RPG of the Year A special "Wonderland" dedicated to the Lucca Comics & Games Awards was held on Rai4, on this occasion Lucca Crea (the organizer of Lucca Comics & Games […]

Astria Ascending Review: A JRPG Classic

In this review we will talk about Astria Ascending, the title developed by Artisan Studio that is inspired by classic Japanese role-playing video gamesWithin the RPG genre there have always been two main schools of thought, the Western and the Eastern one. The […]

Limbo review: the prince of indies lands on Nintendo Switch

Limbo, the Playdead game that completely changed the conception of indies, lands on Nintendo Switch 10 years after its first release. Let's find out together the news and changes of the port on the Nintendo flagship in this reviewThe story of Limbo began in 2006, […]

The game marketed… Homemade!

If you want a home-made marketed board game, follow this guide: you will discover how easy it is to have fun without spending a euroHave you ever found yourself wanting to challenge someone to a board game and get annoyed for not having it in your hands? Here is […]

Review Omega Strike: pure metroidvania

Omega Strike is a classic pixel art metroidvania developed by Woblyware which, while not innovating, is solid and funOmega Strike it's a metroidvania 2D horizontal scrolling developed by Woblyware in pixel art. The title, initially distributed on the PC via the […]

Music & Video Games: Nobuo Uematsu

The one-winged angel capable of making us dance like crazy: for Music & Videogames, the one and only Nobuo Uematsu takes to our stageWe promised it, and our special this week takes us to one of the biggest names in video game music: the legendary Nobuo Uematsu. […]

Songbird Symphony Review: The Importance of Music

The indie gaming market is constantly expanding. Let's analyze Songbird Symphony in this reviewEvery day the videogame market gives us more or less promising titles, especially as regards indie video games. Among these there are sometimes real pearls such as Hollow […]

Encased review: a journey through a future past

In this review we will talk about Encased, the sci-fi RPG developed by Dark Crystal Games and financed by a crowdfunding campaignIn recent years, the crowdfunding it has proved to be one of the most effective tools for obtaining funds for the realization of a creative […]

Offers and free RPGs to face the #iogiocoacasa quarantine

A constantly updated list of offers and free RPGs to better face this quarantine periodWe have never been as united as in this moment. Have you noticed? Since we all stopped due to Covid-19, solidarity initiatives and activities are blossoming to feel close even […]

Odd Bug Studio Interview: a chat with the creators of Tails of Iron!

We recently had the opportunity to chat with Jack Bennet, co-founder of Odd Bug Studio and Lead Designer of Tails of Iron, resulting in an interesting interview starring the recent souls-like.Tails of Iron is a title from the small English studio Odd Bug Studio, […]

Review Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption, prepare to win again

Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption comes late and without good justification - let's find out why in our reviewSinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is a kind of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, revised in a videogame key. To begin, we anticipate that this will be […]

Dark Souls Remastered review, back in the dark

Seven years later we return to Lordran, to rediscover Miyazaki's masterpiece: Dark Souls Remastered is a nostalgia operation that has been successful, but which perhaps could also have been managed better. Let's find out whyYou take your first steps, someone stronger […]

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot review: Son Goku arrives on Nintendo Switch!

Let's find out together, in this quick review, if the porting of Dragon Ball Z Kakarot on Nintendo Switch is valid for a first or second purchase: welcome back, Z warriors! When it comes to anime tie-ins, Bandai Namco is definitely the flagship company. Starting […]

SOMA review: tried porting to Xbox One

From the creators of Layers of Fear and Amnesia. Frictional Games develops Soma, a psychological horror previously released for PC and PlayStation 4 but which has also been on the market for Xbox One for a few daysThe plot of Sum is set in the submarine station […]

Ori And The Blind Forest Review: A really deep platformer

The review of Ori And The Blind Forest, a very deep platformer. Whether we are talking about mechanics or purely history, it has nothing to envy to titles of a different natureWhen it comes to platforming, the titles that immediately come to mind are the great […]

Destroy All Humans Review for Nintendo Switch: Crypto is Back!

Sony fans will surely remember Crypto and its adventure on planet earth. Well, after years our alien also lands on Nintendo Switch in the remake of Destroy All Humans, and this is our reviewAfter its return to PlayStation and Xbox, Destroy All Humans also lands […]

Little Town Hero Review: The Definition of Disappointment

When expectations are high, it's easy to fall into that terrible feeling of disappointment that annihilates every single bright side of what we're playing - find out why Little Town Hero made us embittered in our review.When a title comes out very quietly, without […]

Mighty Goose review: a space goose

In this review we will tell you about Mighty Goose, a frenetic run 'n' gun starring a cyborg goose armed to the teethIf you are a lover of run ‘n’ gun old school, then for sure Mighty Goose will catch your interest. This insane indie is heavily inspired by […]

Offensive Combat Review: Redux, a troll's paradise

An "old school" FPS Arena with irreverent tones and not to be taken too seriously. Offensive Combat: Redux! will it be a good pastime for evenings with friends? Let's find out together in this review!Offensive Combat: Redux, irreverent at the right pointThe era […]

Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 review: a forgettable title

Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 could have been a video game that could compete with the great titles of the genre. The supremacy of Sniper Elite 4 could finally be questioned. Instead we find ourselves in front of a video game with a "banalotta" plot and a technical sector […]

Partisans 1941 review: the war experienced by the Resistance

Partisans 1941 is a mix of styles that will take you from the first second and in this review we will analyze it thoroughlyThe Second World War was seen from many points of view in the videogame field. Sagas like Call of Duty and Battlefield have sometimes made […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 36: Wild Wargs

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial, we will show you a number of painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this new guide we will see which steps to follow to paint your wild Warg models!Welcome back to Painting workshop […]

Don't Make Love review, the eternal contrast between love and desire

Love and desire, understood as passion, are the two great opposing forces in the human soul. The first, aimed at building, and the second at consuming and destroying. Can they coexist? Or must one of the two necessarily win over the other? Don't Make Love, a dialogue […]

Flip Wars review, the party game that Nintendo Switch was waiting for?

Flip Wars arrives on Nintendo Switch with the intention of enriching the number of party games present on the new hybrid of the Kyoto House. Developed by a small Japanese team with a limited number of resources, it is a real indie game that takes its cue from the […]

Ashen review: souls-like that's wrong

After a long wait we are finally ready to talk about Ashen. We had very high expectations for this indie production which presented itself as a new concept in the souls-like landscape. Will it live up to expectations? Here is the reviewAshen is a souls-like that […]

MS Edizioni: presented the summer releases

Board games, role-playing and game-books: MS Edizioni does not miss anything in its summer releases. Find out more in our newsThe new titles of the MS Edizioni publishing house have just been announced; there are four major releases that will accompany us this […]

Review 7 - The Sins: what sin are you?

Getting lost in vices and facing the Last Judgment has never been easier, just read the review of 7 - The SinsLetting go and indulging in the seven deadly sins has never been so pleasant and… fun! With its dark hues and captivating illustrations, 7 - The Sins […]

Scarlet Nexus review: Brainpunk yes or no?

Let's go to the discovery of the Earth of the future in our review of Scarlet Nexus, the new action RPG signed by Bandai NamcoThe world of videogames now lives under the banner of contamination, to the point that it is increasingly unusual to see a production run […]

Music & Video Games: Motoi Sakuraba

Dark souls, anime on TV, green fields and golden suns: today we dedicate Music & Video Games to an iconic composer, Motoi SakurabaTable tennis between the West and Japan continues unabated Music & Video Games with another of the greats, Motoi Sakuraba. […]

Lego Worlds review: revolution or failure?

A few days ago it is possible to start your adventure in the world of Lego Worlds on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. What's new? Let's find out togetherLego Worlds had struck us right away, since it was made available in early access on personal computers in the […]

Review The Franz Kafka Videogame: an adventure in the surrealist universe

A journey into the unknown, which should answer some questions but instead creates new ones. A brilliant journey, seasoned with a good dose of absurdity and uncertainty. This is The Franz Kafka Videogame, an out of the ordinary videogame experience that will test […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 46: King Théoden

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial we will show you different painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this new guide we will see which steps to follow to paint King Théoden's models on foot and on horseback!Welcome […]

We Are Football Review: We are all a little bit coaches

How many times have you wanted to be the coaches of your favorite team? With We Are Football you can do it, kick-off for the reviewFIFA Manager, Football Manager and retrogaming lovers will certainly not be able to forget Ultimate Soccer Manager or On The Ball. […]

Wonder Boy Review: The Dragon's Trap, we return to the World of Monsters after 28 years

Let's go back to playing one of the best games of our childhood: 28 years have passed, but Wonder Boy is still able to give hours and hours of fun. Want to know if it's worth paying a new ticket price to return to the Monster World? We've thoroughly stripped the […]

Latest releases in the house Need Games: all the news

News from Need Games for RPG fans, on sale from 30 October 2019 at your trusted retailers Need Games, a Milanese publishing house, will sell a series of succulent novelties for all types of nerds and various role players from 30 October 2019, near Lucca Comics […]

Marvel's Avengers review: we're not there yet

This is a starting point, but there is still a lot of work to be done. We break down the launch content of Marvel's Avengers in detail in our reviewIt has been discussed for a long time, but now that Marvel's Avengers has arrived on the market it is time to give […]

DayZ review: survival arrives on PS4

The simulation survival of Bohemia Interactive Studio has also arrived on PlayStation 4. Find out if this port of DayZ convinced us or not in our review!Dayz standalone, in case you don't know, it comes from a mod made for ArmA II: a very famous simulation videogame. […]

Starlink Review: Battle for Atlas, plastic stars

Starlink: Battle for Atlas is not only a game but it is also a toy: let's find out all the details in our reviewWithin the videogame market there seems to be a constant: in the chaos of (increasingly) digital products, where all that matters is "inside the TV and […]

Review Disintegration: let's analyze the multiplayer

With some flashes of originality, Disintegration multiplayer has particularly intrigued us, so let's analyze it in our reviewThis part of the title could be played as a normal good quality online FPS, however you would be depriving yourself of the unique experience […]

Retrogaming: Postal 2, a crazy week

Go around, offend people, explore, enjoy easter eggs and do missions. Is it the new GTA? No, it's another appointment with retrogaming and with Postal 2After the graphic adventures of Guybrush Threepwood, the colorful worlds of Super Mario 64 and the darker and […]

Windbound review: between storm and calm sea

Between sea monsters and an infinite hunger, we discover in this review how to dominate the impetuous winds of the sea in WindboundWe probably all remember that recent period in which the Steam store was invaded by survival video games in Early Access, some developers […]

2019 Game of the Year Finalists announced

Here is the list of Finalists for the 2019 Board Game and Role-Playing Game of the Year award. On 8 October, we will find out together who will be the winners.After careful selection, the jury of the 2019 Game of the Year award announced the Finalist games in the […]

Darksiders Review: Genesis Nintendo Switch, the apocalypse arrives!

The last chapter of the saga about the four horsemen of the apocalypse has finally landed also on consoles, let's find out the details together in our review of Darksiders: Genesis Nintendo Switch versionA few months after the release of Darksiders: Genesis on […]

Ash of Gods: Redemption review - divine tactics

A battle between ancient gods in a highly addictive strategic adventure. Here is the review of Ash of Gods: RedemptionWe are back in the review corner again with a title for lovers of turn-based strategy, Ash of Gods: Redemption. The game, developed by Aurum Dust, is […]

Review Say No! More, the importance of saying NO!

Are you stuck in a job you don't like? Do you have to submit to the absurd demands of your superiors every day? Well, Say No! More teaches you the importance of knowing how to say no, and this is our reviewWho hasn't ever had to obey crazy requests or feel indebted […]

Out of line review for Nintendo Switch

In this review we will discover Out of Line, a title by Nerd Monkeys and distributed by Hatinh Interactive, in its version for Nintendo SwitchThere is a fine line between something popular and something that, objectively, can be defined "Niche". To make this boundary […]

Tandem Review: A Tale of Shadows - The gravity of light

In this review we will go to see Tandem: A Tale of Shadows, a game as peaceful and surreal as it is innovative and creative in many aspectsIn thinking of games with a puzzle and platform character, we would go back to the dawn of video games. And of works of this […]

Review Planet Zoo Arctic Pack: un tour fra i ghiacci

In this review we will talk about the Arctic Pack, the new DLC released for Planet Zoo, the latest management software developed by Frontier DevelopmentsPlanet Zoo is the latest management developed by Frontier Developments, creators of the much loved RollerCoaster […]

Gamescom 2021: all the important news on Elden Ring!

From a presentation behind closed doors during Gamescom 2021 to which some exponents of the Spanish and international press were invited, numerous new details emerged on Elden RingIf you were disappointed by the absence of Elden Ring at the last Gamescom 2021, […]

Little Nightmares 2 review: a wonderful nightmare

After a long and spasmodic wait we finally got our hands on Little Nightmares 2, and today we want to tell you about it in our completely spoiler-free review.After the great success of Little Nightmares, the guys from Tarsier Studios return with a bang after 3 […]

The Medium review: Bloober Team horror arrives on PS5

Bloober Team's horror, The Medium also arrives on PS5, here is our review of this new version of the gameSeveral months after the first review of The Medium, when it was still an exclusive timeline for Xbox Series S / X, the title now also arrives on PlayStation […]

Best video games to be released: July 2021 | List

Here are the best video games coming out in July 2021: lots of fun on PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X, PC and Nintendo Switch!The month of June has now passed: we welcome July 2021! A new videogames line-up is on the way; let's discover the best […]

Red Bull Untapped 2020: the 2nd edition of the Magic: The Gathering tournament is underway

After the great success of the first edition, Red Bull, Wizards of the Coast and tournamentcenter join forces once again to create an exclusive competition dedicated to one of the most loved strategy card games ever: Red Bull Untapped Waiting for the players […]

Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood review

Final Fantasy XIV is far from dead. The Stormblood expansion takes Square Enix's MMO with subscription back on its feetIt is never easy to pick up a game after leaving it there on a shelf to collect dust. Above all it is not easy to take back a MMO chock full of […]

Free games: here are the July 2021 titles for each platform

In this new article we will talk about the many free games offered in July by the various monthly subscription services and moreWelcome back once again to our monthly column dedicated to video games available for free. Every month, thanks to some subscription services […]

The Legend of the Five Rings: the RPG inspired by feudal Japan

Product created by the famous Fantasy Flight Games and published in Spain by Need Games !, let's talk today about The Legend of the Five Rings, a game that promises us to revive the epic dramas of feudal Japan.You will go and interpret Samurai faithful to their […]

Guntastic Review: A puppet, a nudist and a worker enter a bar

In today's review we had the opportunity to try Guntastic on PC, an arcade game developed by an all-Spanish teamThere was a "simpler" period, not too long ago, where games were almost solely an opportunity for fight against friends or the computer, in technical […]

Dead or Alive 6 review: Koei Tecmo's fighting game returns

Dead or Alive 6 is the new fighting game from Koei Tecmo Games, developed by the strictly oriental Team Ninja, but will it have been able to beat its predecessor in 1v1? Let's find out in the review.Dead or Alive 6 is the new title of the saga that, especially […]

Black Stories Review: 50 mysteries to solve

50 macabre stories that contain mysteries that are sometimes intricate, sometimes not so, to be solved ... this is Black Stories and this is his reviewBlack Stories is a detective game by Raven Distribution for 2 to 15 players. The stories deal with grisly events […]

Cars 3 Review: Race for Victory

Cars 3: In Race for Victory is a video game that really lends itself to all ages. If you believe that video games of the genre are to be considered only for children or teenagers still in their teens, you are just off the road!Cars 3: Race for Victory it is suitable […]

Nintendo Direct September 2021: All games announced

The leaves are tinged with Nintendo red with the beginning of autumn: here are all the games (and more) announced in the September Direct!We looked forward to it a Nintendo Direct in September, and for sure the announced games they did not disappoint us at all! […]

BAFTA: all the 2021 nominations for video games

The fight between The Last of Us: Part II and Animal Crossing: New Horizons as Game of the Year continues: 2021 BAFTA videogame nominationsThe nomination for Games to the awards BAFTA of 2021. The British Academy of Film and Television Arts, for us the British […]

Review House Flipper Nintendo Switch: passion for restructuring

House Flipper also arrives on Nintendo Switch and this time we take the opportunity to bring you our review, find out with us if it's worth it ...Creating something interesting doesn't cost money, making it happen. You can consider this incipit as a summary of […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 16: Isildur

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial, we will show you a number of painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this new guide we will see which steps to follow to paint the Isildur modelWelcome back to Painting workshop by […]

UK sales figures: results for video games up to 08/08/21

Sports results, plus an extra corner entirely dedicated to Capcom: here are the sales figures for video games from the United Kingdom (and beyond!)Welcome back to our weekly special, usually scheduled on Mondays but subject to occasional exceptions, on sales figures […]

Someday You'll Return Review: A Fascinating Forest

We finally got our hands on Someday You'll Return, we discover in this review the drama of a father and the horrors that pursue himSomeday You'll Return is a video game developed and published by the Czech team CBE software, guys with years of experience in the […]

Call of Duty Modern Warfare Review: Back to the Future

In this article the review of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. A tormented saga that of COD, an annual series of video games that has not always managed to convince. But this is not the case with the new chapter signed by Infinity Ward! In our preview we ventured […]

Warriors Orochi 4 review: between gods and fighters!

The fourth installment of the Koei Tecmo branded series, Warriors Orochi 4, arrives on Nintendo Switch, in addition to the usual home consoles, with a huge roster, an incredibly long-lived campaign and some new gameplay: here is our reviewThe “little brother” […]

Review Mafia Definitive Edition: videogames and cinematography

Mafia: Definitive Edition is a journey into the historical past and into the videogame one, in this review we will tell you all in one breathDo you remember last July 22? That very day the videogame community and the specialized sites were definitely revved up. […]

Xuan Yuan Sword 7 review: a Chinese fantasy that doesn't surprise

Xuan Yuan returns with a new chapter, a series based on the mythology and history of ancient China. Let's find out about Xuan Yuan Sword 7 in this reviewBy now the souls like genre has radiated far beyond the West. Many titles, including recent ones, are using […]

Review The Low Road: Mi chiamo Kovacs. Noomi Kovacs

The Low Road, a fun adventure full of twists, makes us participate in one of the saddest realities in the universe: even spies are subject to bureaucracy and office work, and not everyone can work for top secret government agencies.In this review we will analyze […]

Wonder Boy Asha in Monster World review: a faithful remake

In the wake of the recent remakes and the retrogaming phenomenon, let's go to (re) discover Wonder Boy Asha in Monster World in our reviewThere was a time when there were only two spatial dimensions in video games. A time in which with only two or three mechanics […]

Akuma no Gakko review: at school with spirits and demons

A group of students struggling with demons, aided by God and spirits. Meet the Spanish Akuma no GakkoAkuma no Gakko is a 2D indie horror RPG game developed by Montironi Games. The young Spanish software house has created a title that harks back to old role-playing […]

Guide to board games: random, where chance reigns supreme

Simple but exciting games: they are the random ones, in which chance is the undisputed king. Here is the guide to random board gamesWelcome and welcome to the third round of our board games guide! Today we consider a fundamental component, therandomness, that is […]

Free games: here are the titles of January 2021 for each platform

In this new article we will talk about the many free games offered in January by the various monthly subscription services and moreWelcome back once again to our monthly column dedicated to video games available for free. Every month, thanks to some subscription […]

Tannenberg review: the other side of the war

After its arrival on PC over the past year, it is time to take a look at the console version of Tannenberg in this reviewThe First World War marked the beginning of what Eric Hobsbawm called, in one of his fundamental essays, “The short century”. It always […]

GiocAosta: a seat at the King's table

A square, four days of fun, 1500 box games and a team of volunteers ready to entertain you, this is GiocAosta!The GiocAosta is back again this year with its twelfth edition: game noon, held from 6 to 9 August 2020 in Piazza Chanoux.What is GiocAostaGiocAosta is […]

Review The Station: without oxygen or ideas

The Station takes us into space to reveal yet another sci-fi mystery: let's find out in our review of the PlayStation 4 version if the adventure was successful!Starting tomorrow, Tuesday 20 February, will be available The Station, first-person sci-fi themed adventure […]

Crackdown 3 <br> Long wait for nothing

After a wait of 5 years we finally got our hands on Crackdown 3, an exclusive title for Windows 10 and Xbox One, which looks like an open-world TPS. Will it live up to expectations? Let's find out in the reviewCrackdown 3 was long overdue, it is a very troubled […]

Dixit review: the most poetic game in the world | Replaying

Do you like abstract art? Images with multiple reading keys? Do you have fantasy? Our Dixit review is the answer!Have you ever thought of a game that can fully express your fantasy… Even if you don't know how to draw? So take Dixit, which in 2019 turned 10 with […]

Review Huntdown: the value of the past

Neon, violence and power struggles. All the cyberpunk of the 80s is revived in Huntdown, let's find out in this reviewHuntdown re-proposes the typical experience of the titles developed for cabinets of several years ago. Unfortunately, however, the so-called "nostalgia […]

Morbid Review: The Seven Acolytes, alone in the middle of nowhere

A soulsike with an isometric view that struggles to capture the player. Let's find out why with the review of Morbid: The Seven AcolytesThe soulslike trend is now one of the most widespread, and most loved, of recent years in the videogame industry. This sub-genre […]

Graveball Review: A Simple and Effective Game!

Today we discover a little pearl of the indie world: Graveball a simple and effective game! It is an arcade multiplayer that brings the player an interesting version of "alternative rugby", let's find out together in this review!Often the indie world is underrated […]

Black Bones review: let's venture the seven seas

Drop anchor, set sail and get ready to sail the Black Bones review, but watch out for other piratesThe sea is full of pitfalls, but you are a pirate and fear nothing! But know that you will not be the only one to sail the seven seas with his sailing ship. Other […]

Super Meat Boy Forever review: blood and fury on Nintendo Switch

In today's review we got to try Super Meat Boy Forever, a game that makes masochism funOnce upon a time there was a video game called Meat Boy, the protagonist was a small bag of cubic meat capable of jumps and stunts on the walls. Its mother platform was Newgrounds, […]

Best Two Player Board Games | December 2021

Are you planning a playful evening with your sweetheart but you don't know what to play? Here is a list of the best board games for twoThere is nothing like an evening spent playing together to strengthen a relationship. Of course, you need a little imagination […]

Root Review and Expansion The River Company

We are facing one of the most sensational successes of recent years. Check out the review of the base game of Root, the River Company expansion and the preview of the upcoming expansions The Underworld and ClockworkThe beating heart that pumps lymph in Root's wooded […]

Inis and Seasons of Inis review: an unknown gem

Inis is a game from the French publisher Matagot, part of the Kemet-Cyclades-Inis trilogy, which sadly was never officially released in Spain. In this review we discover the features that make Inis unique and deeply fascinatingOpening a review of Inis, the first […]

Football Manager Review 2019: Who's the Best?

Also this year the most played football manager ever returns, from Sports Interactive. Football Manager 2019, once again, surpasses its previous version by introducing some interesting innovations to raise the tactical-managerial football experience to a higher […]

Pokémon Unite review for Nintendo Switch: ironically divisive

Join to play and split to have an opinion: discover the new MOBA in our review of Pokémon Unite for Nintendo SwitchBefore it arrives on mobile, we had to deal in one review the first incarnation of Pokémon Unite, that is the one on Nintendo Switch. Since the […]

Balthazar's Dream Review: 2 hours in the world of dreams

An indie game with a platform flavor: Will Balthazar's Dream be able to offer quality entertainment? Let's find out together during this reviewBalthazar's Dream it's a indie which comes in the form of pixel art: it certainly doesn't make high resolution textures […]

Review Naenia Cantor: fantasy is the protagonist

If you like to invent and tell stories, then Naenia Cantor is the game for you and you shouldn't miss this reviewToday I am going to introduce you to Naenia Cantor, a game by Little Rocket Games that goes from 2 to 6 players and whose games last about 40 minutes. […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 15: Galadriel

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial, we will show you a number of painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this new guide we will see which steps to follow to paint the Galadriel model!Welcome back to Painting workshop by […]

5 board games to play with friends and family

In this article we will see 5 board games to play with friends and family to have fun even in the most boring evenings with something captivating and at the same time very funWith the advent of video games we have forgotten and left the good old board games a bit […]

Shantae review for Nintendo Switch: 1000 and a small barrel, between wine and vinegar

In our review we rewind time by returning to twilight of the Game Boy Color: Is Shantae on Nintendo Switch still brilliant?Our object of review, The first Shantae to Nintendo Switch, marks the second significant return of a retro handheld console on the Grande […]

Injustice 2 review, a super fighting game?

Injustice 2 is a fighting game to be discovered. Superheroes, super-moves, technique and fun are the recipe for this video game by NetherRealm Studios. A very nourishing roaster, spectacular moves and environmental interactions mean that Injustice 2 can shine in […]

Review Through the Darkest of Times: the horrors of Nazism

In this review we will talk about Through the Darkest of Times, a strategic one that describes the horrors of Nazism from the point of view of German citizensThe video games set during the Nazis are really many, but most of them mainly deal with the conflicts of […]

Bugsnax review: hunting for edible insects on PS5

In this review we will tell you about the PS5 version of Bugsnax, the new title developed and published by the well-known indie studio Young HorsesYoung Horses is an indie software house that has made a name for itself thanks to the success of Octodad, its first […]

FutureGrind Review: Colorful, high-paced arcade platformer

FutureGrind is an arcade platformer with simple but profound mechanics: let's find out all the details in our reviewMilkbag Games is a very small development team made up of just two people, Matt Rix and Owen Goss. If you have never heard of them, you are forgiven. […]

Eastward review for Nintendo Switch: nothing comes from diamonds

A tree takes a long time to bear fruit: straight from mother earth here is our review of Eastward for Nintendo SwitchOur relationship with Eastward, in phase of review for the exclusive temporal version on Nintendo Switch, it's about love-hate. Or rather, love-hate-hate, […]

Gears 5 Review: Hivebusters, new narrative distribution models

Gears 5: Hivebusters expands the game world of the exclusive Microsoft and opens up interesting opportunities on the distribution model offered by the Game Pass: let's find out in this reviewThe Gears 5 dlc has arrived a bit quietly and without too many advertising […]

Review Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions

Did you feel the need to disconnect from FIFA or PES for something lighter or simply "different"? Well, Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions is finally here and this is our reviewCaptain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions, always translated into Spanish as Holly […]

GRID review: back with a bang… for real!

For some time now we have been testing the new racing game from Codemasters: GRID, let's see if we liked it or not through our reviewIt has been more than 5 years since the last title in the TOCA Touring Car series. GRID Autosport was the latest automotive video […]

Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood review: a modern fairy tale

In this review we will tell you about Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood, a fairy-tale graphic adventure that includes some action elementsNow that of graphic adventures has become a very rare genre and as a result fans of this category of video games are always […]

Loop Hero Review: Another Round, Another Adventure

Here we are again in the gaming realms, this time darker and more pixelated, with the review of Loop Hero. A title that intrigued us not a little and got carried away from the very first minutesAfter an opening that immediately recalled the famous Stranger Things […]

Review Hive: “God save the queen”… of bees

As the Sex Pistols sang "God save the queen", but in this case it is the queen bee. Get ready for the most infesting review ever, Hive's bugs are ready to go to war for domination of the entire hiveAward-winning board game, Hive is a strategy abstract created by […]

EA Play Live 2021: Summary of all announcements

The latest EA event has just ended. As always in these cases, let's review all the announcements of this EA Play Live 2021We have been waiting for it for a long time and also this year the usual EA appointment has arrived to find out what will be the news of the […]

The Elder Scrolls Online: Stonethorn review, two great additions

The new DLC set in Greymoor is finally out. The Elder Scrolls Online: Stonethorn adds two really interesting new dunegons, let's find out in this reviewIt hasn't been long since we last got our hands on The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor. An expansion that we particularly […]

UK sales figures: results for video games up to 09/05/2021

Resident Evil Village rides the crest of the wave, but New Pokémon Snap does not give up: here are the latest sales figures for video gamesLike every week, it's time again to dedicate ourselves to sales data British, and between Games best sellers could not but […]

Fallout 76: Ready and Loads, the news tested in the new update

The Ready and Loads update renews Fallout 76 bringing many new features that we have previewed in the Public Test Servers. Let's find out all of themBethesda Softworks after a disastrous launch to say the least, thanks to continuous updates it has managed to make […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 10: Saruman

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial, we will show you a number of painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this new guide we will see which steps to follow to paint the Saruman the White modelWelcome back to Painting […]

Hyper Jam review: blood, neon and the 80s

Hyper Jam proposes itself as a frenetic, compelling Arena Brawler with an 80s graphic and musical impact, but will it have surprised and entertained us? Find out in the full review!If you are very nostalgic or, more simply, you lack an experience in which the fulcrum […]

Review Ori and the Will of the Wisps: un ritorno spettacolare

We have been waiting for it with awe mixed with hope: is Ori and the Will of the Wisps able to match the beauty of its predecessor? The answer can be found in our reviewWhen you create a masterpiece of technique, art and composition such as Ori and the Blind Forest, […]

Doom Eternal Review: Innovative but poor multiplayer

In this review on Doom Eternal we will go to see and analyze in depth what is the multiplayer sector of the gameDoom Eternal has arrived with great fanfare and the appreciations are certainly not lacking. We too, in the our review on the single player sector we […]

F1 2021 review: another great win

The most followed and appreciated single-seaters in motorsport are back in a new updated version enriched with new contents. To follow, the review of the new F1 2021The video game series F1 has won over the years the honors of critics and the wide audience of gamers, […]

ONE: Collaboration with Nike and NBA MVP Giannis arrives!

Mattel launches the first ever collaboration between UNO and Nike, with a product line developed in collaboration with NBA MVP Giannis AntetokounmpoNike and Giannis celebrate UNO's 50th anniversary with a big "dunk"; an exclusive collection consisting of a footwear […]

Roguebook review: Richard Garfield's roguelike

Roguebook is a card-based roguelike developed by Abrakam Entertainment in collaboration with Richard Garfield, the creator of Magic, and in this review we will talk about it in detailRoguebook is a card-based roguelike developed by Abrakam Entertainment and published […]

Cyberpunk 2077: some secrets you may have missed

Despite the endless problems that plague it, Cyberpunk is definitely a deep game full of stuff to discover. For this reason, today we want to show you some secrets in Cyberpunk 2077 that you may have missedNight City It may not be the largest map in the world of […]

Dying Light Review: Bad Blood, innovation keyword

With Dying Light: Bad Blood we are finally facing a breath of fresh air in the world of battle royale! After Fortnite and its formula within everyone's reach, finally the turning point. Let's find out in this review why we liked it so muchWell, after months and […]

Kingdomino Review: Create the most beautiful kingdom in the whole realm

Have you always wanted to be a king with the most beautiful terrain in the whole realm? Good! Kingdomino review is the one for youKingdomino is a game published by Blue Orange and distributed in Spain by Oliphante2. This is a small game that has however won great […]

Death's Door Review: A Journey to Death

In this review we will talk about Death's Door, the new action RPG developed by Acid Nerve and published by Devolver DigitalDeath's Door is a new one action RPG with isometric view developed by Acid Nerve and published by Devolver Digital. The title has managed […]

Music & Video Games: David Wise

Atmosphere, solemnity and lots, lots of class: how David Wise's music contributed to a more artistic vision of video gamesWelcome back to Music & Video Games, where we leave fingers and eyes on the rear seats and leave the reins to our ears: today, after starting […]

Pokémon Sword and Shield: how the Beatles made me re-evaluate them

From a Beatles song to Pokémon Sword and Shield: a personal consideration on the redemption of the two most controversial chapters“But what the hell does it have to do with Beatles packaged Sword and Shield Pokémon?! ”, You may be wondering. An extemporaneous […]

Retrogaming, Mario Kart: Double Dash !! Racing, doubly insane!

The engines heat up on the track, the checkered flag waves and the racing cars of another appointment with retrogaming, Mario Kart: Double Dash !!, have left for the crazy tracksSo let's return with one of the best known icons of retrogaming still present on the […]

Evil Genome review: a metroidvania to try

We tried the latest effort by Crystal Depths, a studio of Chinese developers who want to revive the metroidvania genre. Their contribution? Evil Genome, out on SteamCrystal Depths lands on Steam with a new metroidvania adventure in 2 / 2,5D to try absolutely. Highlights? […]

Curved Space review: adrenaline in space

In this review we will talk about Curved Space, the particular arcade-style shooter entirely set in spaceThe current videogame market stands out positively for its vastness and for the 'huge differentiation of his offer. In fact, if on the one hand we find the […]

Niffelheim review: traveling to Asgard

We thoroughly tested Niffelheim, the Ellada Games survival game, find out what struck us or not in the full reviewThe world of survival is denser than the Milanese fog. Niffelheim takes numerous mechanics from this genre and combines them with others, typical of […]

Waking review: wandering and getting lost in the unconscious

A gloomy and agonizing sleep plunged us into darkness. In this review of the new indie Waking we will find out if we have managed to see the light again or have definitively perishedIs it possible to transform a person's intimacy into playful content? This seems […]

The Stanley Parable review: the video game that isn't

Get ready to leave reason aside and enter a world where chaos reigns supreme. Here is The Stanley ParableIt was the year 2013 and, among the many games that were coming out, there was one that stood out for its originality. We are talking about none other than […]

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury: analysis of the new trailer

We finally know what the addition "Bowser's Fury" to the Super Mario 3D World port consists of: a mix between classic and open-world power-ups, let's do a brief analysis of the new trailerAfter a couple of months of groping in the dark, we can finally say it: we […]

Fantasy football: penalty shooters and free kick takers Serie A 2019/2020

The Serie A championship is about to start again and with it Fantasy Football. Here are the penalty takers and free-kick takers that we will see in Serie A in the 2019/2020 championship and on which to focus on Fantasy Football!Fantasy coaches be ready. After our […]

Wolfenstein Review: Youngblood, handover

We analyze in this review the new chapter Wolfenstein: Youngblood, the last chapter of the homonymous saga. Will it be a successful title?The latest title in the saga of Wolfenstein it goes a little against the grain of its predecessors. The developers of Arkane […]

8-Bit Armies review: the real-time strategy

The real-time strategy market has been saturated for some time, but 8-Bit Armies has arrived to shake it up a bit, offering simple gameplay, clean graphics and retro music. Let's find out together in the review!The genre led by titles such as StarCraft, WarCraft, […]

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: Practical Guide to Hype

A veteran's last-minute short guide to surviving his own insane expectations for the new arrivals of Super Smash Bros. UltimateWe thought we'd give ourselves some extra time before this humorous guide to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, but you know how it is… just […]

Villainous: The Board Game of Disney Villains

Afraid of evil witches? Fear not: from September 30th you will be the ones to impersonate them in the new Disney Villainous Board GameIt is not the first time that the villains of the Disney stories become protagonists (just think of films like Maleficent or the […]

Review Disintegration: a new way of understanding strategists

We have finally been able to play the new creature of one of the fathers of Halo. In this review, Disintegration presents itself as something new, a hybrid between shooter and strategy gameAlthough it is a different shooter to those we are usually used to, the […]

Free games: here are the titles of March 2021 for each platform

In this new article we will talk about the many free games offered in March by the various monthly subscription services and moreWelcome back once again to our monthly column dedicated to video games available for free. Every month, thanks to some subscription […]

UK sales figures: results for video games up to 06/06/21

FIFA 21 regains the golden ball before the E3 storm, in the latest sales figures from the UK for video gamesThe last ones arrived today too sales data for video games in physical format from the UK, and it is definitely a case of “calm before the storm”. A […]

Review Outward: when RPG and survival come together

Merging two genres is not always a card that can be successful, especially if complex ones like survival and RPG. Will the developers of Nine Dots Studio be successful in their venture with Outward? Let's find out together in our review!You know, creating captivating […]

Review Household: the smallest RPG in the world

Released at Modena Play 2019, Household immediately established itself as one of the most interesting and original Spanish products; enough to allow him to win the 2019 Gaming Award of the Year. Let's find out why in our review!The first thing that catches our […]

Review Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, what’s my destiny?

In the past few days we have had the opportunity to get our hands on Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, the new CyberConnect2 title on the adventures of Goku and company. Find out more in our reviewThe long-awaited title on the more than famous saga of Akira Toriyama has […]

Retrogaming, to the rescue with Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest

Retrogaming and sequels get along well, and to prove it is Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong QuestWe are towards the end of 1995 and on the world videogame market another protagonist has appeared that would have given birth to great sagas, and equally intense […]

Nightfell: Kickstarter date announced

The landscape of the settings for the Fifth Edition of Dungeons and Dragons seems ready to be enriched with a new title: Nightfell. Find out more about this new setting with strong dark colors and its KickstarterIn recent years, the Spanish RPG scene has offered […]

Heaven Forest review: many questions, one answer

The review of Heaven Forest, a game that hides within it a very intimate answer to the question of questions: what is the meaning of life?I love being able to get my hands on games like these. While I wait for the download from Steam, I start to take a tour on […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 25: Faramir

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial, we will show you a number of painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this new guide we will see which steps to follow to paint the Faramir model!Welcome back to Techigames Painting […]

Crusader Kings 3 Review: The Semantics of Power

In this Crusader Kings 3 review we will analyze how the power of the language ends up affecting the mechanics of the strategic ParadoxThe grand strategy genre has always been a thriving field of experiments and complex mechanics. The simulative method of these […]

The Deer God review: a question of karma

Two years after its release on PC and Xbox One, The Deer God also lands on Sony's console. Let's find out in this review!The title of C offers us a pixel art adventure, marked by excellent plays of light. The deer god it comes with mechanical details that mix a […]

Dominari Tournament Review: Strategy and Action in Deep Space

We tried Dominari Tournament for you, a management-strategic that does not want to miss battles to the death based on quick reflexes and steady nerves. Is the panorama of RTS enriched by a new valid exponent? Let's see the review togetherThey say no one in space […]

Review SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech, carte steampunk

SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech, a card game with a medieval-steampunk setting, is finally available: here is the reviewThe world of indie video games is often characterized by a certain amount of courage. If the panorama of AAA must, to avoid economic risks, […]

Serious Sam Collection review for Nintendo Switch

In this review we will tell you about the Nintendo Switch version of the Serious Sam Collection, a package containing some of Croteam's best-known FPSIf you are a longtime fan of shooters for sure you will know Serious Sam, one of the series of Classic FPS most […]

Review My Hero One’s Justice 2: un sequel senza quirk

Following in the footsteps of its predecessor, My Hero One's Justice 2 makes its appearance under the Bandai brand. Will he be able to conquer us? Find out in our review of My Hero One's Justice 2With the third season now nearing the end, My Hero Academia also […]

Hue review: the colors of a little surprise

From PS Plus comes Hue, a little gem with sparkling colors: let's find out why it shouldn't be underestimated in our reviewWhen, a couple of weeks ago, they were announced PlayStation Plus October titles, all of us were slightly distracted by big names like Metal […]

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures - Tutorial 35: King of the Dead

How to paint Games Workshop miniatures? In this tutorial we will show you different painting techniques for decorating your Citadel miniatures. In this new guide we will see which steps to follow to paint the King of the Dead model!Welcome back to Painting workshop […]

Dirt Rally 2.0 Review: A controlled skid?

Dirt Rally 2.0 is the great return of Codemasters in mud, gravel and engines. The Dirt series has always amazed us, thanks to innovation and simulation, will it be successful this time too? Let's find out in the Dirt Rally 2.0 reviewFor the lovers of rally simulation, […]

Gamescom Opening Night Live 2021: all games announced

After the Xbox conference held the other day, let's now go to recap all the games announced in this Gamescom Opening Night Live 2021Summer for all video game fans means only one thing: free time to play and lots of conferences and announcements. After an exciting […]

The new Asmodee: all the games to be released in May 2021

New games, two new Marvel Champions expansions and two novels. These are all the Asmodee news available in May 2021In May you will be able to take on the role of Star Lord and Gamora thanks to the new expansions of Marvel Champions, you will be able to live fantastic […]

Legend of the Five Rings: the RPG for Need Games is here

The Legend of the Five Rings arrives at Lucca Comics for Need Game, the fifth edition of the Alderac Entertainment Group RPGThe announcement is very recent: Need Games will bring the fifth edition of the RPG of The Legend of the Five Rings to Lucca Comics and Games […]

Desperados III PC Review: The assassins of the West

In this review we will tell you about the PC version of Desperados III, the latest stealth RTS developed by Mimimi GamesDesperados III is one real-time strategic stealth published by THQ Nordic and developed by Mimimi Games. The software house is the same as it […]

Retrogaming: passion for photography in Pokémon Snap

A forest, a swift movement, an elusive Mew and us, in another retrogaming adventure with Pokémon Snap for Nintendo 64So let's continue to talk about retrogaming with one of the titles, strangely semi-unknown to most, dedicated to the most famous monsters in the […]

MediEvil PS4 Review: Sometimes a good memory is better left as it is

In this review of MediEvil for PlayStation 4 we will thoroughly analyze the renewed technical sector. But above all we will find out if, after twenty years of deep sleep, Sir awakens. Daniel Fortesque was a sweet good morning or a catastrophic day to forgetBring […]

MotoGP 19 review: traffic lights off, unleash hell!

The proposal that Milestone offers this year with MotoGP 19 is enriched by several innovations, such as the new artificial intelligence, but let's find out if it convinced us in the complete reviewMilestone, the very Spanish videogames developer company, has officially […]

King's Bounty II preview: classic fantasy, hybrid gameplay

In this preview we will talk about King's Bounty II, the new fantasy game with a hybrid gameplay between the classic RPG and the strategicThe saga of King's Bounty originated in 1990 when New World Computing (the development studio behind the Might and Magic franchise) […]

Mantra Fantasy Football Tips 2019/2020: players to catch

Mantra mode is the most critical and addicting in the world of Fantasy Football. But who to pick in the 2019/2020 Mantra Fantasy Football Series in Serie A and why? We reveal it to you in our guide!Fantasy football, Classic o Mantra? This is the question that many […]

SBK Team Manager Review: Superbike management

The world of management videogames is becoming more and more established in the videogame field. Anyone can manage any team (from football to Formula 1) and try to bring it to success. But what happens when the management system concerns Superbike? Let's find out […]

Razed review: indie at full speed!

Razed, an indie title developed by Warpfish, is an interesting arcade that makes the most of Unity and that makes speed and timing its strengths as well as the main qualities that a gamer must implement in the game. Let's take a closer look at the various points, […]

Board games, here are the best apps to play from smartphones

What are the best apps to play the increasingly popular Board Games from smartphones? Let's find out!Nowadays, we know how smartphones do they are used for any eventuality, also to have fun with games that, once, were tabletop or could only be used on the computer. […]

Review Moving Out: the pleasure of co-op

It's time to move. Moving Out puts us in the shoes of the craziest company around, let's find out how in this reviewProbably some of you have had to deal with a move in your life. Is this an experience you don't want to repeat? You can always rely on a specialized […]

Unruly Heroes Review: Journey to the West in 2D

Unruly Heroes, the platform developed by Magic Design Studios and inspired by a series of Chinese classic novels, also lands on PS4, find out in the review what convinced us and what did not!Magic Design Studios enters the market of 2D platformers with a straight […]

Review Imperator: Rome - The umpteenth strategy on Rome?

Recently released on the market, Imperator: Rome is the new real-time strategy set in the era of the rise of Rome. Will he be able to satisfy us? Let's find out in our reviewParadox Interactive returns to the gaming world with Emperor: Rome, the real-time strategy […]

Morphite review: a game to be able to understand

One mission after another we will be able to understand what awaits us in Morphite, following the thread of a past that is increasingly emerging.Morphite it is not a simple trick to understand, especially in the first few minutes of the game. We will find ourselves […]

Review Neighbors Back From Hell: the greenest grass is never ours

With Neighbors Back From Hell FarbWorks and THQ Nordic resurrect an old title from the past and bring it back to our screens: let's see how it went in this reviewToday's videogame market seems to be aimed at archaeological rediscovery of the past. Whether it's […]