Since the 1990s, Pokémon has dominated the creature-collecting genre, but it has always had a consistent rival that […]
Super Mario Galaxy 1+2 — Timeless Magic or Just a Cash Grab?
Nintendo has always known how to lead the video game industry, largely thanks to its incredibly passionate fanbase, […]
Baby Steps — Frustration all the way
Baby Steps can be seen as either the worst game of the year or, for some, the most […]
Hades II — The Perfected Roguelike
Supergiant Games is a studio that has managed to hit a home run with every title it develops. […]
Ghost of Yotei — The Samurai Returns Under the Shadow of Déjà Vu
Back in 2020, players were craving an open-world game set in the age of the samurai, and PlayStation […]
Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles – A Classic That Shines, but Doesn’t Dazzle
The Final Fantasy franchise has evolved over the years, exploring different genres and formulas. However, back in 1998, […]
Don’t Lose Aggro: A Solo Tanking Triumph That Redefines MMO DNA
In a gaming landscape saturated with loot-chasing power fantasies and raid-heavy time sinks, Don’t Lose Aggro dares to […]
Review: Silent Hill F — A New Direction for Horror
In recent years, Konami has taken an interesting approach to reestablish itself in the video game market. Their […]
Dying Light: The Beast — Unleashing the Darkness Within
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Dying Light franchise, Techland delivers what many already consider its third […]
Review : Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree: — A Roguelike That Seeks Innovation Without Forgetting Its Roots
The roguelike genre has gained great popularity in recent years, delivering memorable experiences while also dividing players. Its […]
Review Skate — Renewal or Misstep in Its Reboot?
After years of absence, the Skate franchise is back, this time reimagined as a live-service title that essentially […]
Game Demo Peview: The Last Worlds: Crossed Souls – A Planet on the Brink, A Legacy in the Making
Platform: Steam (Early Access, 2026)Developer/Publisher: Lupio StudiosGenre: 3D Action RPG / Open WorldSetting: Alien planet Ness-444Status: Version 0.1.0 […]
Review: Sonic Racing Crossworlds — Fun at Full Speed
Sonic games have always stood out for bringing something new with each release while staying true to their […]
Review: Lego Voyagers — A Short but Charming Journey
For years, Lego video games have followed a very specific formula. It wasn’t until the company decided to […]
Review: Dead Reset — B-Movie Horror Goes Interactive
In recent years, we’ve seen a rise in video games that feel more like interactive movies, where the […]
Review: Borderlands 4 — Guaranteed Fun, but with a Different Tone
The Borderlands franchise has remained a staple among gamers for the past 16 years, helping redefine what we […]
Review: Indiana Jones and the Great Circle: The Order of Giants — An Extra Mystery Without Real Impact
Indiana Jones returns in The Order of Giants, a downloadable content expansion for The Great Circle that slightly […]
Review of Hollow Knight: Silksong — An Indie Masterpiece Worth the Wait
After a seven-year wait, the long-anticipated sequel to Hollow Knight finally arrives: Silksong, an indie title that shook […]
Review: Super Robot Wars Y – A Mecha Fan’s Dream
The Super Robot Wars franchise has been around for over 30 years in Japan, with more than 50 […]
Review: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion – Ambition Held Back by Technical Flaws
Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion aims to improve on every aspect of its predecessor and, in theory, it […]
