Davide Fanelli
Davide Fanelli's Reviews
Qliphah in Providence’s Shadow is an action RPG that dares to be different: intriguing and fun, with polished art direction and a combat system that offers a breath of fresh air.
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NASCAR 26 manages to evolve somewhat from its cautious predecessor, demonstrating sound ideas regarding physics, atmosphere, and driving feel, yet it retains too many flaws to be considered a mature title.
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Roman Sands RE:Build is one of those games that is easier to experience than to explain, and it arrives today with a personality that has become increasingly rare in the indie landscape.
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Graveyard Keeper II is a solid, ambitious, and honest sequel: it fixes the original’s major flaws and expands the content without betraying its tone, yet it certainly could have been more daring.
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Mask of Idris is a fully enjoyable piece of downloadable content that stays true to the experience of Code Vein II, yet it falls short of elevating the product as much as it could have.
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a truly excellent comeback, as it demonstrates once again how purely action-oriented games can evolve without losing their soul.
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The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline stands out for its ambition and atmosphere, even if it does not quite shine with the consistency its premise truly deserves.
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The Blood of Dawnwalker is a truly solid experience in almost every respect, winning you over with its narrative identity, nocturnal pacing, and bold design choices.
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Barbarian Saga: The Beastmaster is a good Metroidvania with a strong identity and interesting ideas, though it occasionally stumbles on the technical and narrative fronts.
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Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 is a near-perfect collection for those seeking two iconic games that can finally be appreciated by modern audiences.
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The new versions for PS5 and Switch 2 make this duology more accessible to those wishing to discover or rediscover *The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero* and *The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure*.
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The new versions for PS5 and Switch 2 make this duology more accessible to those wishing to discover or rediscover *The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero* and *The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure*.
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BioEden manages to make nurturing the core gameplay, transforming optimization into something akin to the patience required to tend to a plant or an injured animal.
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Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault proves to be an ambitious sequel—solid in its foundations and packed with new features that go beyond a mere incremental update.
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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is a successful installment, capable of honoring the saga's past while paving the way for Sophia and the Island of the Minotaur.
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Nioh 3: Hell Rising is a solid, ambitious expansion that integrates seamlessly into the base game, offering a dozen additional hours of brand-new content and a new difficulty level to tackle.
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Man of Honor doesn't reinvent the wheel, but precisely for that reason, it delivers on its promises: a tight story, richer Free Ride content, and meaningful connections to the Mafia timeline.
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Puppergeist is a short rhythm-based adventure with a surprisingly heartwarming narrative core, capable of transforming accessible mini-games into small emotional rituals.
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BRIGANDINE ABYSS is one of the most comprehensive and well-crafted turn-based RPGs of recent years, thanks to its strategic depth, variety, campaigns with diverse objectives, and a respectful revival of the series.
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Mexican Ninja is a fun and solid experience—well-suited for those seeking pure action and plenty of personality—even though it bears the limitations typical of an indie title.
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