Cesar Nuñez
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Marvel's Wolverine, unlike other Insomniac titles, tells its story in a direct and linear fashion, utilizing visual tools that make sense within the context of Logan, but which, in terms of gameplay, negate the sense of discovery found in other games. The plot lacks potential, and its villains aren't very...
Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko's Mystery Dungeon -Classic HD- is a seed from another era that helped shape a genre now firmly established in the industry. It's not the most outstanding of the family and can be more punishing than usual, but like any ancestor, Torneko deserves the respect of modern...
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North - Legacy Edition makes an effort to bring back a 15-year-old game, but it doesn't really modernize much beyond facilitating online cooperative multiplayer, its strongest point. While the story might give it a chance if you're a fan of Tolkien and...
Rhythm Heaven Groove was a long-awaited title for Nintendo's first Switch console, and it doesn't disappoint fans of the rhythm game series. Its difficulty remains consistent, if not increased, in the later levels compared to previous installments, while visually it retains its distinctive art style so familiar from WarioWare games....
Scott Pilgrim EX won't win many awards for innovation, but it does have the advantage of being easy to pick up and play, and it's best enjoyed with friends. It follows the same formula as other Tribute Games beat 'em ups, but plays it safe with the characters from the...
Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition is a great history lesson on the creation of the character who would become the face of Ubisoft and launch its success. The collection highlights the enormous amount of work Michel Ancel and his team put into creating a platformer brimming with colorful illustrations, numerous animations,...
Super Bomberman Collection compiles an era that portrays the historical evolution of Bomberman and ultimately defined a gameplay style that would leave its mark: the battle royale. Although the graphical quality varies across the campaigns of the Super Bomberman iterations, we see how the multiplayer took shape until the final...
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined offers a glimpse into the potential aesthetic of Dragon Quest remakes, at least for installments 4, 5, and 6. Its serene and captivating graphics give way to a gameplay style entirely classic to Square Enix's flagship turn-based RPG, but with a heavy dose of modernity and...
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond makes a phenomenal move by relocating to the planet Viewros, endowed with vibrant beauty and environments worthy of the franchise. The adventure leans more towards linearity than exploration, as the environments are focused on telling the story of the Lamornians' past and giving us an experimental...
Octopath Traveler 0 refines many of the elements originally introduced in the first game, building upon the strong stories and gameplay additions of Champions of the Continent. It's a fusion of both, abandoning the gacha system and delving deeper into new protagonists and the reconstruction of Wishvale, a town we...
GigaSword
Gigasword presents a unique approach to Metroidvania gameplay, requiring players to navigate the map with and without the giant sword to progress. However, some aspects feel unnecessary, such as having to retrieve mineral loot after death or the inability to access fast travel within the map. Players are forced to...
Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 are easily two of the most outstanding 3D games in the platforming franchise, and thanks to these new versions, they have the opportunity to shine once again and enjoy greater portability. Although Mario has experimented with different types of mechanics in other...