The Expansion Pass receives its second part, a territory rich in content and hours ahead, plus a new mode, the Dynamax Adventures: a success. The question that many of us asked ourselves when we finished Pokémon Sword and Shield a year ago was the following: is this what we really want from one of the […]
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Amnesia: Rebirth, Reviews. The king of horror returns
We get caught up in the new installment of the great classic of pure horror and survival horror created by Frictional Games In recent times, when we talk about such influential studies that have created a school, we tend to pull names like From Software. The importance of smaller ones like Frictional Games is too […]
Torchlight 3, Reviews: a new ARPG halfway
We analyze Torchlight 3 on PC, the next installment in a saga that adds little depth to its story, but manages to maintain the essence of its genre. The Torchlight saga began in 2009 with a team of veterans from the Blizzard Entertainment company, who wanted to create an ARPG series modeled after the Diablo. […]
Ride 4, Reviews. Sun and rain on the helmet
Milestone offers in Ride 4 its particular tribute to motorcycling. The weather and dynamic time situation offer variety to a topical race mode. Milestone persists in its path to offer the most comprehensive motorcycle racing simulator to date. While on the one hand it has the muscle of Dorna’s competition, on the other it consolidates […]
Vigil: The Longest Night, Reviews. A new Souls in 2D
We analyze the first Glass Heart Games game, an heir to Salt and Sanctuary that has the form of a metroidvania, soul of Souls and nods to Lovecraft. More than a decade after its birth, the Souls genre has proven to have very good alternatives to the rubric of its creators. The reign of Miyazaki […]
Super Mario Bros. 35, Nintendo Switch Reviews
Super Mario Bros. turns 35 and celebrates it with a battle royale video game for Nintendo Switch that is well worth trying. It will surprise you. This year we have, among others, two important birthdays; the 40th anniversary of Pac-Man and the 35th anniversary of the NES Super Mario Bros. video game, the legendary 8-bit […]
Age of Empires III Definitive Edition, Reviews
Microsoft’s famous strategy franchise returns with all the artillery ahead. A return to the present day that dignifies the original and enhances it for newcomers to the matter. Just two weeks ago we were around talking about Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition through first impressions. Microsoft gave us the ability to play a large […]
Tennis World Tour 2, Reviews. We are still without king of the track
Despite the unquestionable merit of trying to create a good modern tennis game, something many show no interest in, Tennis World Tour still falls short. If in our recent PGA Tour 2K21 review we recalled that golf is far from reliving its best times as a video game, tennis is not far behind. For the […]
Prinny 1 2 Exploded and Reloaded, Reviews
NIS brings the two Disgaea spin-offs starring the long-suffering Prinnies to Switch in a pack that the most nostalgic will not want to miss, Dood? Nippon Ichi Software has a very loyal audience for its different productions, the Disgaea saga being one of the most popular and celebrated of the Japanese studio. And coinciding with […]
Kirby Fighters 2, Nintendo Switch Reviews
Nintendo’s pink ball makes Nintendo Switch more feisty than ever with Kirby Fighters 2, the continuation of the Nintendo 3DS video game. Kirby is back! Nintendo’s pink and animated sphere comes to Nintendo Switch with the continuation of a video game that appeared in the stereoscopic of the big N and that, luckily, comes with […]