Reviews
Pikmin 3 Deluxe Review
Pikmin: Nintendo is consistently refreshing games from the Wii U era – a console that did not conquer the market for many reasons, but one of them was not the quality of the games available on it. There were a lot of those from the first league...[Read More]
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory Review
Melody Of Memory: It all started with a melody. One that would end up becoming one of the most beautiful things we had ever heard. And that’s what music has: it motivates us, we are passionate about it and it makes us feel all kinds of extraord...[Read More]
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Review
13 Sentinels: Developer Vanillaware are one of the most fascinating, exciting companies in the Japanese games industry. Each of their absolutely gorgeous games are wildly different to one another, familiar only in the style they’re drenched in ...[Read More]
Tennis World Tour 2 Review
Tennis World Tour 2: More than two years have passed since its debut, and we are finally ready to take on the role of the best tennis players in the world again in what, for the French publisher, wants to be a real attempt at redemption. Tennis World...[Read More]
Super Mario 3D All-Stars Review
Super Mario: The Super Mario 3D All-Stars pack is one of the most exclusive Mario trilogies to come out for Switch. This special package includes three different games that marked Mario’s time. I have to say from the beginning that all with goo...[Read More]
Project Cars 3 Review
Project CARS 3: Simulation games are the order of the day, with the arrival of titles such as Microsoft Flight Simulator , but the most played within the genre are always the driving games. Some pull for a more realistic experience, however, others s...[Read More]
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 Review
Tony Hawk: Like much of my generation, Tony Hawk’s was a cultural touchstone. Not only did the hit games make wannabe skaters out of us all, it introduced us to the style, the music, and the attitude that the late 90’s skateboarding scene...[Read More]
Marvel’s Avengers Review
Avengers: We live in the era of games as a service, that’s clear to see. Even single-player games are apparently obliged to continue adding content after launch. Several years ago the AAA videogame industry crossed over to this format. In this contex...[Read More]
Necromunda: Underhive Wars Review
Under…whelming? Necromunda is one of my favourite tabletop games, so hearing we were about to get a videogame adaptation had me literally squeaking with geeky glee. Can it ever live up to my expectations? Story: The immediate impression was good, wit...[Read More]
WRC 9 Review
WRC: The arrival of WRC 8 last year at such a time was a pleasant surprise for all the rally gamers, since it was practically a creation that managed – after years of struggle with mediocrity – to throw off almost all the negatives and do...[Read More]