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F1 2018 review a car for every player

F1 2018 is the title dedicated by Codemaster to all Formula 1 lovers. Like every year, the time has come to wear the helmet, the suit and compete to become the world champion!Many new features have taken this F1 2018 in an unexpected direction: will Codemaster […]

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 […]

SNK Heroines Review: Tag Team Frenzy, a winking brawler for Nintendo Switch

SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy brings all the irreverence, immediacy and fun of a fighting game in decidedly skimpy clothes to Nintendo Switch and home consoles, net of some inaccuracies that we have to tell you about in our reviewThere are really a lot of fighting […]

Anthem Review: Breakthrough Game of the Year or Total Flop?

The most anticipated game of 2019 is almost upon us, but will it really be a game worth investing in or will it be yet another smoke without roast? Let's find out a few more details about Anthem in this reviewThe long-awaited and discussed game of BioWare, Anthem, […]

WRC 10 review: the real rally experience

In this review we will tell you about WRC 10, the new official game of the FIA World Rally ChampionshipThe WRC saga, the video game dedicated to world rally championship developed by Kylotonn, it made its market debut in 2001, exactly twenty years ago. Through […]

Review Bright Memory per Xbox Series X / S

Bright Memory, the shooter developed by a single independent developer has also landed on next gen, this is the review of our tried on Xbox Series X / SBright Memory is a title born from the efforts of only one Chinese developer, who has dedicated body and soul […]

Black Desert Online Review: A mammoth MMORPG

We are finally in the review phase for Black Desert Online, the fantasy MMORPG developed by Pearl Abyss and arrived in the West recently, after a great launch in the East. Black Desert is a Korean project that presents itself with all its magnificence, from all […]

Destroy All Humans Remake Review: Bloody Communists!

Another round, another Remake, let's find out together in our review of the new version of Destroy All Humans if it is worth returning to impersonate Crypto-137 15 years laterAs we all know by now, not many titles manage to age very well. We are not referring only […]

Kraken Academy Review !!: Human meets Kraken

The frustration of not knowing what to play makes us eagerly control Steam: this is where Kraken Academy !! attracts us with its plot, wacky enough to make us play it to write a reviewIn recent years, the indie world has emerged as a gateway to many emerging developers. […]

Past Cure Review: Mistakes Overdose

Past Cure arrives in the stores trying to offer a varied mix of experiences: aiming too high sometimes leads to ruinous falls and the Phantom 8 game dies before it even crashes to the ground, let's see it in our reviewThriller, action, horror, stealth, survival, […]

Persona 5 review, did art and video games meet again?

After a ten-year wait, Persona 5 has finally landed exclusively on PlayStation 4. To define a video game as a “masterpiece” you have to start off with lead feet, it is true, but Persona 5 is very close to this status. In our review we will explain how the new […]

Overcooked Review: All You Can Eat, a delirious and exquisite buffet

We tried Overcooked: All You Can Eat; find out in our review if the dish was to our liking or not!We entered, or at least the writer did, in the best way to be able to write one review di Overcooked: All You Can Eat, that is, without ever having tried the first […]

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 […]

SkyDrift Infinity review: high speed and little else

In this review we will tell you about SkyDrift Infinity, the arcade-style flight simulation game developed by Digital RealityFlight simulators, as fans of titles like Flight simulator will know, often tend to focus on realism and complexity. SkyDrift Infinity, […]

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 […]

Gran Turismo Sport review, a track of excellence

Gran Turismo Sport returns to PlayStation 4 after a prolonged absence, and it does it great, with a title that is easy to learn, challenging to master, full of love for the world of automotive sports simulation. Ready to get back on track?To the many fans of virtual […]

Kingdom Two Crowns review: indie in name only

Sometimes simplicity is the key to success. Kingdom Two Crowns is one of those titles that exists thanks to the success of a simple game before it. Let's find out together this sequel title of a great indie hit in our reviewKingdom Two Crowns is the sequel to Kingdom […]

Little Big Workshop Review: Create your own factory

Dive into your work table to create factory number 1. But will it really be worth it? Let's find out in this Little Big Workshop reviewLittle Big Workshop is a management video game in which you have to build your own factory with the aim of becoming the number […]

The Falconeer: Warrior Edition for PS5 review

The panorama of developers alone never ceases to be talked about. Today in this review we want to talk about the Warrior Edition of The Falconeer for PS5, indie completely curated and developed by the only developer Tomas SalaThe flight simulator (but not only) […]

Fallout 76 review: I wanted to be but ...

After a careful analysis, here we are with the review of Fallout 76. Will the new title by Bethesda live up to expectations? Let's find out together, even if something already transpires from the titleWell yes, finally here we are. After so many months of waiting, […]

Tales of Arise review: between racism and fat owls!

Welcome to what should have been a quick review, but which ultimately came too verbose: let's see together why you absolutely must play Tales of Arise, especially if you are a fan of the series. A full 25 years after the start of the series, Bandai Namco Entertainment […]

Hoa review: when the Studio Ghibli becomes a video game

Let's find out together, with our review, the reasons why we were deeply fascinated by Hoa, the platform full of puzzle elements developed by a small Vietnamese studio There are indie productions, of the most disparate genres, which more than real "video games" […]

Inner Chains review: a good idea thrown away?

Inner Chains seemed to promise well from the first images released but, touching it firsthand, the hypothesis that the game was released in a hurry and too early becomes more than concrete.There are independent productions that leave you speechless for how they […]

Cologne review: run into space with the indie racing game

Imagine several planets colonized by man for exclusive use for the construction of circuits for motorbike races. Can't you? Don't worry, Cologne, the indie racing game, will take care of all of this. We at techigames have tested it and here is our reviewNhneno […]

Review Salt and Sanctuary, il Soulslike arriva su Nintendo Switch

Beautiful, bad, lethal: the little masterpiece of Ska Studios, an independent but incredibly skilled team, finally arrives on the Nintendo Switch. Don't you know what it is? Of a portable Bloodborne: we tell you about it in our reviewThere will come a day when […]

Mortal Kombat 11 Review: Return in style

After years of waiting we have finally tested Mortal Kombat 11 thoroughly, let's find out if it will live up to expectations in our reviewYears of waiting have brought us to this title. Months and months of trailers, teasers and various tastings have fueled our […]

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 […]

Review Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition

Age of Empires III becomes Definitive Edition and our review about it could not be missing. Let's discover the new role of the strategicThe saga of Age of Empires has its origins as far back as 1997 and had its conclusion in 2007 with the second expansion of Age […]

Apparition review: first-person survival horror

Sometimes strange things happen around us, sometimes we need someone to shed some light on these mysteries. Let's discover Apparition, first-person survival horror, in our macabre reviewRight around Halloween we are pleased to publish this review of a certainly […]

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 […]

Slam Land review: crushing friends as a pastime

In a world increasingly rich in multiplayer games on the Internet, here comes Slam Land, the indie game that breaks away from this standard by going against the tide. Let's find out what it is all about in our reviewAlthough at first glance Slam land it seems to […]

Review Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, note e tenebre

We've thoroughly played Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory for you; in our review, we see how Sora fares with musicFor a historical fan of the saga, write one review di Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory it is an almost surreal experience. On the one hand, the fingers […]

Tell Me Why Review - Episode 1: Homecoming

Let's find out in this review of Episode 1 Tell Me Why how the new Dontnod title fares exclusively for Xbox One and PCDONTNOD Entertainment has jumped to the headlines for the first, very successful Life Is Strange. Maxine Caulfield and Chloe Price's adventure […]

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe review: the moment of truth

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe arrives as the second killer app for Nintendo Switch, with the task of driving sales after the enormous success of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Did Nintendo get the bang again? Is it really worth buying the Mario Kart 8 remake on […]

The Ascent review for Xbox One: the rise of RPGs?

Find out with us if The Ascent, as the name implies, really elevates the genre in our Xbox One RPG review.Action RPGs have always been a favorite genre of this writer, but The Ascent to Xbox One (and next-gen, okay, but this is the version we have examined) differs […]

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 […]

Peaky Blinders Review: Mastermind, as Tommy Shelby!

Peaky Blinders: Mastermind, the game dedicated to the Netflix series of the same name will soon be available on PC and consoles, and this is our reviewPeaky Blinders Mastermind, the game based on the stories of the Shelby family, will be officially released on […]

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Review: Rescue Team DX

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, the 2005 spinoff dedicated to the most famous pocket monsters on the planet, has landed with a remake also on Nintendo Switch, and we could not miss with our review of the gameSpike Chunsoft's team continues its remake trail after that […]

Mayhem in Single Valley review: a hectic journey into a world of pixels

In this review we talk about Mayhem in Single Valley, a fast-paced adventure game, which can count on captivating graphicsDeveloped by Fluxscopic Ltd. and distributed by TinyBuild (the company that released Hellpoint in 2020), Mayhem in Single Valley it's a action […]

Review WWE 2K20: don’t try this at home!

Yet another chapter of the most famous wrestling video game series in the world, will it have convinced us or are we facing a good and good disappointment? Find out in our WWE 2K20 reviewLike every year, for most sports titles, there comes a time when you go and […]

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 Resident Evil 2 Remake: legends never die

After a long wait we finally got our hands on Resident Evil 2 Remake. Will Capcom be able to give the right honor to this historic title that first came out in 1998? Let's find out together in this reviewResident Evil 2 Remake is a title that carries a great responsibility […]

Aquanox Deep Descent Review: Here's what we think

Let's go back to the bottom of the sea in this review of Aquanox Deep Descent, the return of a historic video game series with a renewed lookA few weeks after the preview, we find ourselves with the opportunity to review a title that we can easily define as historical […]

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 […]

Review Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part One

In this review on Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part One we are going to examine the first Doom Eternal DLC released a few days agoDoom is certainly one of the longest-running and most famous videogame sagas in history. Although with a few years of inactivity, […]

Moons of Madness review, a journey into cosmic horror

Combining science fiction and Lovecraft is not an easy thing. Let's find out in this review if Moons of Madness succeeds in the featMars has always exerted a great fascination on all of us and the narrative has never stopped making it the protagonist of many stories, […]

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 […]

Review Desperados III: there conquest of the West on PS4

We have tested Desperados III far and wide on PS4, but let's see together if the new RTS is also enjoyable on consoles, through our reviewAfter several years of absence, Mimimi Games returns with a new RTS in real time, this time no longer set in feudal Japan, […]

Yestermorrow review: a terrible missed opportunity

Yestermorrow tries to be an artistically and technically inspired platform, resulting in failure in most of the initial premises: let's discover together, with our review, why the title of Bitmap Galaxy could have been much more When Celeste hit the gaming […]

Pile Up! Review: when one box leads to another

Let's take a step back in time with the beautiful 3D platformers of some time ago, but let's "season" them with the right splash of modern and some more secret ingredients. So here is the review of Pile Up !, a curious game that knows how to capture attentionWho […]

HITMAN 3 review: nothing is real everything is lawful

Let's find out in this review the third and final chapter of the World of Assassination series, HITMAN 3 closes with a bangIt doesn't happen very often that a single video game series is always made by a single developer. IO Interactive has always been concerned […]

Autonauts <br> Fast-paced, yet colorful automation

After we talked about it in preview some time ago, here we are going to do the review of Autonauts now that it is outAutonauts it is finally released on Steam and we, who had already talked about it in preview here on techigames, come back to be able to talk about […]

Review F1 2019: back on track with the F2

Codemasters, together with Koch Media, brings us back to the asphalt of the best formula one tracks with the new F1 2019. Among the novelties the Formula 2 championship and new vintage cars. Here is our F1 2019 review!We are ready to return to the Formula 1 tracks […]

Lonely Mountains Review: Downhill, a cycling challenge on Nintendo Switch

It's only you against the mountains, let's discover the pleasure of challenging nature in this review of Lonely Mountains: Downhill for Nintendo SwitchYou're going down a mountain, steering dangerously and feeling the wheels spinning on soft ground. You have lost […]

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 […]

Review Forgiveness: an introspective escape room

The world of indies is expanding every day, with more or less noteworthy titles. How did this Forgiveness behave? Let's find out together in our reviewThe largest market and therefore always full of new titles is that of indie, with some titles even created by […]

Kingdoms of Amalur review: Re-Reckoning, too much dust!

Almost a decade after the release of the original title, we return to trample the lands of Faelandia in our review of Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning, the remastered version of an unfortunate RPG Lovers of Western RPGs have a plethora of possibilities to […]

Dragon Quest Builders 2 review: the Minecraft clone?

Also arrives in the West Dragon Quest Builders 2, the particular RPG in a "cubed" sauce developed by Square Enix and Koei Tecmo. This is our review in which you will find out what we liked and what, instead, made us turn up our nosesThe videogame world is often […]

Slay the Spire Review: Play your card

Slay the spire arrives on PS4, a turn-based rogue-like card-based in which we have to climb a tower: here's our reviewFor many years now, the independent gaming market has been dominated by various genres and one of these is certainly rogue-like. The reasons are […]

Review Eventide 2: Sorcerer's Mirror, among the Slavic mountains

Eventide 2: Sorcerer's Mirror arrives on PS4 with its mix of puzzle and hidden object search; let's find out if there is some quality in Slavic mythologyto Artifex Mundi, Polish publisher, is a pretty long resume. Even just looking at his site we can see that in […]

Dark Souls III review: the best of the series?

Finally the review of Dark Souls III, FromSoftware's latest effort. All the best of the series, in one fantastic episodeThe obsessive attention to detail that has been the master in the creation of the game world is immediately grasped, the atmosphere that welcomes […]

Lemnis Gate Review: Time Loops and Unlikely Strategies

FPS game, strategic, turn-based and regulated by time loops: Lemnis Gate has been somewhat muted at least until the date of its release, and in this review we will see if it will be worth playing itLemnis Gate, a name inspired by the word "lemniscate", was announced […]

Profane Review: An essence of hardcore gameplay

We were able to get our hands on Profane, let's find out in this review if the mix between bullet hell and the twin stick shooter worked properlyNowadays, triple A videogame products follow a very specific trend. Each large production pursues the goal of to be […]

Blacksad Review: Under The Skin, nine lives and one murder

We were able to try on PC Blacksad: Under The Skin, the new investigative title for which we have prepared this reviewAfter completing Blacksad: Under The Skin, we can finally talk in a review of one of the games that we have been waiting with some expectation […]

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 […]

The Medium Review: It all starts with a dead girl

The Medium is almost upon us, we at techigames have had the opportunity to try it in preview, and this is our reviewThe Medium is the latest and ambitious project by Bloober Team, Polish studio based in Krakow. The development of the game, originally meant for […]

Destiny 2 Review: Shadows from the Deep, the consolidation of a rebirth

Let's find out in this review the latest expansion of Destiny 2: Shadows from the Deep, between campaign, settings, raids and newsFollowing the breakup with Activison, Shadows from the Deep is the first expansion of Destiny 2 completely in the hands of Bungie. […]

Epic Tavern Review: What Do Heroes Do When Not In Dungeons?

In Dungeon & Dragons and similar, one of the funniest moments is to gather with your characters inside a tavern: Epic Tavern starts with this premiseA good crowdfunding story. Developed by Hyperkinetic Studios, a software house based in Los Angeles, it has […]

Metro Exodus review: a missed opportunity

Metro Exodus, the new chapter of the saga based on Gluchovskij's novel, convinced us a lot in some respects, less so in others, let's take stock of this title in our reviewMetro Exodus, the new chapter of the saga based on the novel by the Russian writer Dmitry […]

Aeternoblade II review: doing vintage the wrong way

Born from the unfortunate ashes of a more than forgettable first chapter, AeternoBlade II tries to revive the fortunes of the series, find out if it succeeded with our reviewThe sins of the fathers must not fall on the children. In short, what has been has been […]

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 […]

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 […]

Quake Review for Nintendo Switch - The ultimate classic shooter

Find out in our Quake review how much the historic shooter can shake the foundations of the genre on Nintendo SwitchThe nice thing about writing one review for the port of Quake su Nintendo Switch is the challenge behind this article. For the writer, in fact, the […]

WRC 9 review for Nintendo Switch, the rally in portable mode

WRC 9, the popular rally game, finally arrives also on Nintendo Switch: let's find out, with this technical review, its strengths along with some weaknessesFinally, after a few months of waiting compared to the fixed console version, WRC 9 was also released in […]

Boomerang X review: maximum adrenaline

In this review we will tell you about Boomerang X, an adrenaline-pumping arena FPS developed by DANG! and published by Devolver DigitalThe PC world is full of Fast and adrenaline-pumping first person shooters, and now also Boomerang X joined their ranks. This title, […]

Panoptic Review: Mimesis or Death!

We had the enormous pleasure of previewing Panoptic, a peculiar hide and seek for VR playable in both PvP and PvE and this is our reviewPanoptic is an asymmetrical VR game, playable 1v1 against both a friend and AI. The game, basically based on half between the […]

Dragon Ball Legends review: the fighting game arrives on smartphone

Dragon Ball Legends brings one of the most famous fighting games to your smartphone. The game is completely free and downloadable on both Android and iOS: let's find out all the details in our reviewBandai Namco, not long ago, released Dragon Ball Legends for Smartphone […]

Kingdom Come: Deliverance review, an unmissable adventure in the Middle Ages

We believed that no RPG could stand up to the superb The Witcher 3. Warhorse Studios, however, without aiming for a direct clash with CDs Project Red has created an exceptional historical RPG, even if not without flaws. Let's find out Kingdom Come: Deliverance […]

Bus Simulator Review: Start Your Engines!

In this review we will let you know ours on Bus Simulator. We tried the Astragon and Stillalive Studios title on PlayStation 4Developed by Still alive studios and published by astragon, Bus Simulator belongs to the category of simulation video games. In Bus Simulator, […]

Ghost Recon Breakpoint Review: A fitting name

After playing Ghost Recon Breakpoint for a long time we are ready to tell you if it has convinced us or not, through our reviewGhost Recon is a historical saga belonging to Ubosoft, born through a tactical shooter with a first person view. Over the years, this […]

Review Close to the Sun, fra horror e scienza

Close to the Sun is a title from which we expected a lot after trying the beta at ID @ Xbox, we find out in this review if our expectations have been metWe already knew a lot about Close to the Sun thanks to our preview test carried out in Milan at ID @ Xbox. Because […]

Review Song of Horror Episode 3: on the trail of Husher

Finally, episode 3 of Song of Horror, the survival horror of Protocol Games, has been released, and in this review we will analyze itThe first chapter of Song of Horror, Protocol Games' interesting survival horror, was released on October 31st of this year and […]

Uncharted 4 review: why I chose PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4, despite over 40 million copies sold, certainly does not boast a respectable line up. It was up to Uncharted 4 to make sense of the purchase of the Sony platform, will they be successful? Let's find out in this reviewThe life of the "reviewer" is […]

Review Sparklite: un interessante Zelda roguelike

Let's take a closer look at a very interesting roguelike. In this review Sparklite will surprise you despite some easily ignored flawsSparklite is the first major project for Red Blue Games. The team comes from very different experiences, for example there are […]

Review No Straight Roads: a double-sided title

The war between rock and EDM finds a new battlefield. Let's find out who will win in this No Straight Roads reviewMetronomik's debut work has finally hit the market. The personalities behind the software house they are certainly not trivial names. We are talking […]

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 […]

The Falconeer review: an authorial question

The Falconeer is the intriguing title developed by Tomas Sala for PC and Xbox platforms: let's discover its qualities in this reviewThe world of indie video games continues to acquire a prominent role within the industry. In a period in which high-budget products […]

Skully review for Nintendo Switch: rolling with the gods

In this review we will tell you about the Nintendo Switch version of Skully, the latest platformer from Finish Line Games and Modus GamesIn this article we will tell you about The salty dog, the last title of Finish Line Games e Modus Games. Nintendo Switch is […]

Watch Dogs: Legion review, Hasta la victoria!

After several hours of play, here we are talking, in this review, of Watch Dogs Legion, the new effort by Ubisoft; let's find out all the details When you tell a story, when you make a work, when you try to immerse a spectator, reader or gamer in a certain […]

Pokken Tournament DX review: even better on Switch

Pokken Tournament DX will be available from 22 September on Nintendo Switch. We tried it in advance, that's what impressions it gave usDespite Smallpox Tournament is already available for Wii U, I will tell you about it in this review as if it were a completely […]

Base One review: the hardcore survival space simulation

In this review we will analyze in detail all the features of Base One, a peculiar space simulator published by Blowfish StudiosWith the use of the expression "space simulator" one can be easily misled: most players, hearing these words, will probably think first […]

Review Ni no Kuni Remastered, the return of the fairy tale

Return to PS4 and PC Ni no Kuni Remastered: the PS3 game returns without major changes but the usual quality; here is our reviewThe one of Ni no Kuni it is a particular story. The role-playing game, in development at Level-5, was born in a double version: Nintendo […]

EFootball PES 2021 review: little simulation, much arcade

In this PES 2021 review we are going to find out a little about all the strengths and weaknesses of Konami's new football title, with particular attention to the October 22 updateFootball games are always among the most anticipated of the year. The two sides par […]

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 […]

Serious Sam 4 review: dust off the past to parody the present

Serious Sam 4, the latest addition to an almost twenty-year series, is proposed as an interesting parody of contemporary shooters: let's find out together in this reviewThe first-person shooter genre has undergone several shape shifts over the past fifteen years. […]

Aeon Drive Review: A fast-paced platformer

In this review we talk about Aeon Drive, an indie platformer where each level will be finished within 30 secondsIn this review we will tell you about Aeon Drive, a title made by the independent developers of 2 awesome Studio, already authors of an old-style 2D […]

Haven review: love on the run and gliding on PS4

In this review we have decided to take back Haven, the recent title of The Game Bakers already authors of Furi, this time in its version for last-gen on PS4 With the arrival of a new generation of consoles, the problems of cross-gen video games also begin. […]

Death Stranding Director's Cut Review: Living is no different than being dead when alone

In this review we will analyze the Director's Cut of Death Stranding. Was Kojima's original work positively or negatively affected by this new version? Let's find out togetherIt was November 8, 2019, when for the first time, after years of speculation, cryptic […]

Review We're back on the hunt for giants with Attack on Titan 2

Attack on Titan 2 lands on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch: in our review we analyze the strengths and the slips of the title. Is it worth returning to Eren's company?Attack on Titan 2 has shown up on more than one occasion recently. Better known […]

Darksiders Warmastered Edition review: War returns

While waiting for Darksiders III, we recover its prequels in remastered versions for PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Will Darksiders Warmastered Edition be worthy of the original title? Let's find out together in this reviewDarksiders III took a long time to wait, and now […]

TOHU review: a strange fairy tale

Fireart Games takes us into the wonderful world of Puff and Cubus in their latest point and click detail. Let's find out TOHU together in our reviewA world of flying planet-weights, which blends technology and nature with a decidedly interesting design. Today we […]

Review Baldur's Gate 3 Early Access: between tradition and innovation

Twenty-two years after the release of the first chapter, we can finally return to Faerûn with the review of Baldur's Gate 3 Early AccessFrom the main menu you can perceive a dark atmosphere, enhanced by music with profane voices that become more and more solemn […]

Review Gears Tactics: da TPS a stretegico a turni

We analyze in this review Gears Tactics, the ambitious re-proposition as a turn-based strategy of the Gears of War sagaAnnounced at E3 2018, Gears Tactics has set itself the difficult goal of adapting the Gears of War saga, historically composed of third-person […]

Review Dreams: the triumph of creativity

Dreams arrives in its final version, let's find out in this review what are the potential of the peculiar title of Media MoleculeMedia Molecule's latest effort came out of early access and arrives in its definitive version on PS4. Dreams, as expected from the creators […]

Cannon Brawl review: destroying castles on Switch

In this review we are going to examine Cannon Brawl in its port on the Nintendo Switch. How will the title behave in our hands?For those of you who don't know it, the title came to life in the now distant September 2014 in its PC version. Subsequently, in August […]

Gravel review: on the right path one step away from the finish line

After having published a new motorcycle title, the guys from Milestone launch themselves aboard off-road four-wheeled racing cars in the newly arrived Gravel. The proposed mix is characterized by a lot of fun driving powerful vehicles in the most absurd and […]

OkunoKA Madness review: a platformer that was needed

A two-dimensional platformer that will test your skills. Will he be able to convince us? Here is the OkunoKA Madness reviewIn the videogame panorama there is a large category of products that make their strong point a single aspect, but excellently developed. Smaller […]

Review NBA 2K21 next gen: dritti al ferro!

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Terroir review: scrupulous winegrowers

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Dynasty Warriors 9 review, war and honor in feudal China

Omega Force and Koei Tecmo do not give up: the Dynasty Warriors series continues. Arrived at the ninth interaction, Dynasty Warriors 9 aims to rejuvenate a consolidated formula without losing the basic mechanics of the genre, solid and functional. How did it go? […]

Lost in Random review: a dark fairy tale

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Syberia review: the adventure (with a capital A) by Kate Walker

A graphic adventure that contains all the ingredients necessary for a high-level title. Syberia is the concrete example that, if combined in the right way, classic and innovative can give birth to real works of art. Let's find out how in this reviewIn recent years, […]

MotoGP 17 review: back on the saddle!

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GRID review: back with a bang… for real!

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War returns to our PCs with the new game from Eugen Systems. Let's find out about the new Steel Division 2 in this reviewBy now we are used to seeing games set during the Second World War. From Call of Duty: World War II to the most recent Battlefield V (just to […]

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Monster Jam: Steel Titans 2 Review - Four-wheeled Ignorance on Nintendo Switch

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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 […]

Ghostrunner Review: Accurate and Lethal

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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 […]

Review NBA 2K Playgrounds 2: l’arcade furbetto

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The Magnificent Trufflepigs review: an empty experience

In this review we talk about The Magnificent Trufflepigs, a game that chooses to use a romantic plot to complement the simulation of metal detectingThe Magnificent Trufflepigs was developed by Thunkd, who makes his own with this title debut on the market, and is […]

Assassin's Creed Origins review: the wonders of Egypt

The time has finally come. That fateful moment, which all of us Assassin's Creed lovers have been waiting for, has finally arrived. The famous saga returns to the field in the lands of the Pharaohs, among dunes, sandstorms, ancient temples and lost treasures, but […]

Doom Eternal review: past, present and future of FPS

The most famous saga of monsters is back on the platforms. Let's see in this review how Doom Eternal performedFour years after its return with great fanfare, the sequel to Doom (initially announced as Doom 4). The story that began in 2016 finally has a point of […]

Puyo Puyo Tetris review: the surprise you don't expect

Puyo Puyo Tetris, the new Sonic Team game, has landed on our consoles. With a little suspicion, the adventure began in a world that we have now really seen in all sorts of waysThe game of Tetris and its geometric shapes have seen their start on consoles of the […]

Devil May Cry 5 review: return in style

After a long wait we finally got to test Devil May Cry 5 thoroughly, let's see in this review if the title lives up to the expectations and fame of this series!Devil May Cry 5 is a title that brings back to the present day one of the most loved series by many long-time […]

Remothered review: Broken Porcelain, what a mess ...

After previewing Remothered: Broken Porcelain, we had the pleasure of playing the final version of the game as well. Let's find out together (for better or for worse) Remothered: Broken Porcelain in this reviewDarril Arts and Stormind Games, Spanish studios authors […]

Stronghold review: Warlords, a missed opportunity

After a delay of a few months, we were finally able to try the new strategy of Firefly Studios: here is the review of Stronghold: WarlordsThe real-time strategy genre may no longer enjoy the same popularity it once did. In the late 90s and the beginning of the […]

Essays On Empathy review: an imperfect manifesto of style

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Project Warlock review: do demons fear death too?

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Super Animal Royale review: the animal-themed battle royale on Switch

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Street Power Football <br> A confusing street football

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Kerbal Space Program Review: space just a click away

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Ni no Kuni II review: not like before, not better than before

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Review Stranded Sails: Explorers of the Cursed Island

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Elea Review: Episode 1 - The other side of science fiction

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Guilty Gear Strive Review: The historic fighting game is back in style

Strive, the latest fighting game developed by Arc System Works, is revolutionary in its own way. Let's see together why in this Guilty Gear Strive reviewGuilty Gear Strive is the new chapter of the historical 2D fighting series conceived and developed by Arc System […]

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

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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 […]

Review Anima: Gate of Memories – The Nameless Chronicles

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Serious Sam Collection review for Nintendo Switch

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LEGO The Incredibles Review: Super Builds Are Coming

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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, […]

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

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El Shaddai review: Ascension of the Metatron, the hack 'n' slash inspired by the Judeo-Christian tradition

In this review we will analyze the strengths and weaknesses of El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron. If this title tells you anything, it is completely normal: in fact the game was originally released just over 10 years ago for Xbox 360 and PS3, and only recently […]

Review From racing to stunts, comes the great Monster Energy Supercross

Over the past few years, Milestone, an all-Spanish studio, has delighted us with its motoring and motorcycling titles. With Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame try to make the big leap, with a renewed graphics sector, new mechanics and an even more […]

Yo-Kai Watch 2 Review: Spirits, the moment of truth

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is finally available exclusively on Nintendo 3DS: we have analyzed for you the work done by the guys of Level-5, which has thrilled and convinced us. This series still has many arrows in its bow: find out in our reviewA few days ago we published […]

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Kings and Heroes Review: A decent MMORPG

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Sword of the Necromancer review: a roguelike that limps

After two months of waiting after the postponement, it has finally arrived. Let's find out together in this review: Sword of the NecromancerThe game was supposed to be released last November, however it was postponed for not having to compete with the triple A's […]

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 […]

Asterix & Obelix XXL review for Nintendo Switch: remastered roosters

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The Pedestrian PS5 review: think outside the box

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Resident Evil 7 review: the exact marriage of old and new

Resident Evil 7 promised a return to basics. A tired brand, which for too long had strayed from its roots, promises to return to the glories of the past. All this, however, "winking" an eye to the new gameplay techniques. The fusion of innovation and a return to […]

NieR Replicant review ver.1.22474487139 - Ready to save Yonah?

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Main Assembly Review: If you can think of it, you can build it

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Projection Review: First Light, between lights and shadows

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Need For Speed Heat Review: one step away from victory

After several hours spent on the streets of Palm City, we are ready to bring you our review of the new Need For Speed HeatThe same phrase always bounces in the heads of Need For Speed fans, chapter after chapter, year after year: “Eh, they'll never […]

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 […]

Raging Justice Review: The new game with an old style

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Book Of Demons Review: A welcome tribute to the first Diablo

What can come out of mixing Diablo, trading cards and a peculiar graphic style? The answer is Book Of Demons: a very pleasant tribute to the famous Blizzard title. Find out more in our reviewThe history of the video game has led over the years to one evolution […]

Port Royale 4 Review: Back to the Caribbean

Port Royale 4 is a blast from the past with innovations and in this review we are going to dissect it in its version for PlayStation 4One of the most famous seafaring / commercial sagas in the videogame universe makes its return with the latest chapter released […]

Rustler Review: More an imitation than a giveaway

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Review Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones, un’ode a Lovecraft

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Valfaris review, a deceptive riff

With the hard rhythm of metal, Valfaris tries to assert himself in the world of 2D platform action, find out if he succeeded with our reviewBorn from Steel Mantis, Valfaris is the successor of Slain: Back From Hell, and takes us to an equally "infernal" world. […]

Big Roumble Boxing Review: Creed Champions, more arcade fighting than boxing simulator

In this review we will talk about Big Roumble Boxing: Creed Champions the boxing video game inspired by the Rocky movie sagaThe last few years have been poor in satisfactions for lovers of boxing video games. This is also because, despite its great success, the […]

Review Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown - Return to the skies

After a wait of about eight years, the most compelling series inspired by military aircraft is back. Let's see how Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown for PlayStation 4 performed thanks to our reviewAce Combat 7: Skies Unknown, released on January 19 for consoles and arriving […]

VridniX review: the tough platformer for patient gamers

The title born on Kickstarter sees as the protagonist an orange being, vridniX, who between jumps and uncontrolled races destroys every environment, convinced to save his world. Here is the vridnix reviewvridniX is an orange being, selfish and megalomaniac, who […]

Noahmund review: the GDR directly from Spain

Noahmund takes us to a world torn and worn by war: here is the review of this indie RPGIn today's review we will talk about Noahmund, Indie RPG conceived and developed by Open Study, Spanish development team based in Malaga and sponsored by Square Enix Collective. […]

Crown Trick Review: A Dream Journey

A roguelike RPG that will give you a satisfying challenge. Let's find out Crown Trick in this review of the Nintendo Switch versionThe roguelike genre has been making a comeback in recent years, particularly among independent productions. The success of titles […]

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 […]

Review Borderlands 3: gotta kill’em all!

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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 […]

Superliminal review: perception is reality

Take any kind of rational approach, make us a nice package and pull it out of the window: Superliminal, the new puzzle-game available on Switch, is ready to overturn your logical mindset, find out with us in this reviewAfter the landing in November of last year […]

The Last of Us Part 2 Review: If I ever lose you, I lose myself too

The sequel to the first Naughty Dog masterpiece is finally here, after playing it and after getting excited, we are ready to take stock and give an overall judgment in this review of The Last of Us Part 2Needless to hide behind a finger, The Last of Us Part 2 was […]

Outriders Review: Live or Die on the Planet Enoch

Let's go to the discovery of the planet Enoch thanks to the Outriders review, the new looter shooter signed by the guys of People Can FlyIn a somewhat sleepy 2021 in terms of full-bodied new videogame releases, it is not surprising how the attention towards Outriders […]

Song of Farca review: being a hacker in a cyberpunk future

In this review we discover Song of Farca, an adventure that puts us in the shoes of a hacker working exclusively from homeGraphic adventures in recent years have undergone a real rebirth above all thanks to the indie market, which has managed to bring them back […]

Review Two Point Hospital: Jumbo Edition, clown in the lane!

We wanted to take this opportunity to talk to you, with a detailed review, of the Jumbo Edition of Two Point Hospital, the spiritual (and non-spiritual) sequel of Theme HospitalIf you are passionate about management and magare you also work in the health sector […]

Nex Machina review: a bombastic twin-stick shooter

Housemarque returns, following the development of Resogun and Alienation, with a new title for PlayStation 4 full of adrenaline and challenge. Nex Machina is a twin-stick shooter that brings back the style of the Finnish house, lots of action of movement, open […]

Review Shadow Of The Colossus PS4: un colosso di remastered

Shadow Of The Colossus returns to Sony consoles 12 years after its European debut. The title has been translated into multiple versions, we have seen it on Sony's second console and found it in a collector also on PlayStation 3. Now that it has also landed on PS4, […]

Elex review: a mix of medieval and science fiction

Elex is the new open world action rpg created by the creators of Ghotic: will it live up to its predecessors or not?After the success they had enjoyed with the series Ghotic, a little less with that of Rysen, the Piranha Bytes are back. Fans are […]

Escape Doodland review: when a fart can save your life

Escape Doodland is a title developed by flukymachine that winks at games like Cuphead and Super Meat Boy, let's see and analyze in detail this mix of visual beauty, difficulty and goliardia: we talk about it in our reviewEscape Doodland looks like a classic horizontal […]

Maize review: about corn on the cob, bears and stupidity

After a year, a game about sentient cobs, a Russian toy bear and a stupidity that knows no bounds arrives from the PC world. Let's see what Maize is like!I have to make a confession. Although I often boast (to myself) that I am always informed about upcoming games, […]

Dude review, Where Is My Beer ?: a beer against the summer heat

Here is the review of Dude, Where Is My Beer ?, a graphic adventure developed by just two people that deals with a very important topic: beerIn these days pubs are at the center of public debate. The pandemic has changed many aspects of our lives, not least the […]