Articles that critically evaluate a game’s quality, gameplay experience, narrative, graphics, and mechanics.
Although passionately produced, Cobra by Microids’ fails to meet high expectations, delivering a subpar gaming experience due to limited resources, questionable gameplay mechanics, and repetitive elements that may resonate with fans of Récré A2 and Club Dorothée, but disappoint overall.
Kazuhiko Toishima, who worked with Akira Toriyama on Dragon Ball, believes Attack on Titan’s popularity doesn’t match its sales due to a complex narrative that may alienate readers, despite its dark themes and high sales, while series like Dragon Ball and Naruto create an immersive journey for readers by letting them discover the world through characters’ eyes.
While offering novelty with its mouse controls, Drag x Drive falls short in delivering the consistent fun and vibrant energy that Nintendo is known for, leaving some players questioning its €19.99 price tag.
In this thoughtful analysis, Pedro Zambarda shares his experience playing Death Stranding, praising Hideo Kojima’s intricate gameplay and thematic elements yet critiquing the excessive dialogues that sometimes overshadow the dystopian narrative. The blog highlights the unique plot twists, references to David Lynch’s surrealism, and an emotional finale between Lou and Sam, making it a must-read for gaming enthusiasts.
Apologies for the delay in our Tales of the Shire review, due to persistent technical issues on PC, but we’re working diligently to address them before sharing our thoughts. In the meantime, please be mindful of these issues if you’re considering playing on PC.
Congratulations to Donkey Kong Bananas for claiming the top spot among Nintendo’s classic games, outshining even Super Mario Odyssey and The Legend of Zelda series!
While Wuchang’s atmosphere and combat design have been praised, its technical issues are causing concern among players, particularly with persistent problems like severe performance drops, frame rate stuttering, and lockups, even for those with powerful hardware.
In “Wuchang: Fallen Feathers”, a Soulslike game set in a grim Ming Dynasty world, you’ll encounter an intricate combat system, innovative features like the Feathering and Inner Demon systems, and a captivating narrative. Despite some frustrations from non-linear progression, confusing storylines, and technical issues on consoles, it offers intense and rewarding moments for those willing to persevere.
Pedro Zambarda, Chief Editor, praises Mullet Madjack as the best gaming experience in the past decade, blending fast-paced shooter action with a unique Brazilian twist and thoughtful themes of capitalism and social networks.
In Donkey Kong Bananza, while the destructible environment and transformations offer a jubilant start, the game’s monotonous pacing and uninspired level design ultimately detract from its potential.