Latest Reviews
Diablo IV
Diablo IV gets a facelift with Lord of Hatred: a less dark narrative, new classes, faster gameplay, and a revamped endgame, but with a reduced challenge.
Replaced
REPLACED stands out for its extraordinary cyberpunk art direction and varied gameplay, despite some technical limitations.
Mouse
We finally played the final version of Mouse P.I. For Hire, the first-person shooter inspired by 1930s cartoons.
Pragmata
Pragmata stands out for its original and intuitive gameplay, excellent graphics and engaging narrative, always offering balanced challenges.
Samson
Samson, a low-budget open-world action game, disappoints with superficial gameplay, repetitive missions, and technical bugs that compromise the experience.
Life is Strange Reunion focuses on nostalgia, but between time paradoxes and fanservice, not everything always works perfectly.
March 2026 closes with major video game releases, including Legacy of Kain Ascendance, which marks a turning point for the saga after more than two decades.
ZDT Studio debuts its first game featuring an irresistible protagonist immersed in an artistic dimension worthy of an animated film.
The Seven Deadly Sins Origin stands out for its well-crafted open world, but it still has some obvious limitations.
Crimson Desert
We have concluded our adventure on the continent of Pywel: Crimson Desert is a gigantic and unique experience, for better or worse.
Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection brings the DS trilogy back to life with enhancements and extra content, in a format perfect for nostalgia lovers.
Bungie’s new Marathon stands out as a punishing extraction shooter, packed with innovation, deep gameplay, and a divisive art style.
