We take a look at the remake of the first game in the Gal Gun series, a lighthearted rails shooter that arrives just to celebrate the series’ 10th anniversary. The Gal Gun franchise returns to the video game scene both for the celebration of the franchise’s 10th anniversary and for the arrival of the remake […]
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Razer Viper 8K, Reviews of a mouse ahead of its time
A mouse ahead of its time thanks to its 8000 hz polling rate, a surprise for all PCs. The world of computer mice is going through one of its best moments. After years of offering the same product with ephemeral improvements and awkward shapes, manufacturers have put the batteries. The cables have improved, being more […]
Natsuki Chronicles, Reviews with the scent of classic
We analyze Natsuki Chronicles, a shoot em up with many layers of depth Besides a little-known studio in the West, Qute Corporation must be quite a special place if it has permanent offices. Apparently, in addition to designing shoot’em ups, we are talking about a company that offers consulting work in areas such as health […]
Capcom Arcade Stadium, Switch review. Back to the arcades
Capcom refreshes its arcade classics in a more than attractive compilation that knows how to expand its legacy Arcade machines have been around since the very birth of the video game industry. They lay the first stone of their huge cathedral in that bar where Pong’s yellow and brown cabinet saw its slot for inserting […]
Loop Hero, Reviews. The eternal return
We tried one of the first independent sensations of this this 2021, an original, groundbreaking game and a challenge for the coldest minds One of the greatness of the video game is its ability to surprise through its design. What on paper seems simple and even bland, with the right set of rules, incentives and […]
Maquette, PS4 review. The little theater complex that is life
Graceful Decay launches on PC, PS4 and PS5 with the video game Maquette under the stylish mantle of Annapurna It happens in recent times that a cinematic event begins in the dark room before the credits even come out. The once sacred moments when the studio’s untouchable logo filled the screen with its indelible fanfare […]
The Red Lantern, Switch review. Lost in pastel-colored Alaska
Timberline Studio debuts with The Red Lantern, a friendly survival game with a strong narrative load. Timberline Studio is made up of a team of only seven people, and in it we can find veterans of large companies such as Obsidian or Blizzard, and former Dysney animators. The Red Lantern, the first game of the […]
TOHU, Reviews: in search of the truth
We enter a Point & Click adventure full of strange beings, an original soundtrack and a hypnotic environment, although with clumsy gameplay. With creative freedom, emphasizing the extravagant and imaginative interpretations, we will venture into TOHU, a Point & Click video game full of puzzles and with a mission to save our world. On this […]
Ghost ‘n Goblins Resurrection Reviews. Here you come to die!
We analyze, or rather we survive on Switch the return of Sir Arthur, an Old School work as superb as it is overwhelming. “Don’t you know that recklessness is not bravery?”, Don Quixote We could spend the next 2-3 paragraphs reeling off a classic as important as the mythical and iconic – never has a […]
Mail Mole, Reviews. Postman Mole with Hero Face
We analyze the first video game from the Talpa Games studio, an effective 3D platform full of ideas, a variety of phases and collectibles. Highly recommended. Our feelings have been fulfilled after the Mail Mole demo with the final game. It caught our attention when we learned of its existence, and that interest was sharpened […]