KarmaZoo is a game that requires kindness, cooperation and selflessness to perform at its best. While you won't learn these things from every player you meet online in this game, finding the right team in KarmaZoo can be as crazy as it is fun. With a few tweaks to its teamwork mechanics, KarmaZoo can certainly achieve salvation from samsara, but for the time being there are still a few too many problems.
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Like a Dragon Gaiden is an excellent interlude in the Kiryu saga, taking us from the sixth chapter to the upcoming eighth, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. A great option for fans who miss the Yakuza series in its classic beat'em-up formula.
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Persona 5 Tactica won't quench the JRPG cravings of those waiting for news about Persona 6 or Metaphor: ReFantazio, but it could well be one of the best spin-offs Persona 5 has given us. Although it doesn't aim to revolutionise tactical games or even reinvent the wheel, the way it exploits the strengths of the Persona universe, the very appealing gameplay, its sympathetic graphics and the charisma of the characters gave us some very positive moments. Too bad for a decidedly weak and underwhelming narrative pretext compared to the high standards to which the saga has accustomed us.
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The Talos Principle 2 takes Croteam's series to new horizons, both in terms of puzzles and the narrative and philosophical questions it proposes to players. The team led by Mario Kotlar and Verena Kyratzes has been able to outdo themselves, and has given us a title that goes beyond the very concept of a game. Love it, and don't deprive yourself of it.
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Although there are no major revolutions compared to the first chapter, or perhaps because of this, it can already be said that Cities Skylines II is a worthy heir to its predecessor, and in the future, with the release of the ever-present expansions and some technical adjustments it may even surpass the first Cities. In any case, the base created by Colossal Order is solid, the gameplay is addictive, and it is definitely worth a try.
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Endless Dungeon surprises by offering a well thought-out evolution of Dungeon of the Endless. It manages to mix genres and offer multi-faceted gameplay with a certain complexity, but without becoming too heavy or unbearable in co-op. The result is a rogue-lite with a good balance of strategy and action, with a strong tactical touch in single-player and requiring good teamwork and a lot of communication in multiplayer. Either way, it is a game you should try to discover a fresh and innovative game.
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Sonic Superstars is a platformer that tries to dust off the splendour of the first chapters of Sega's blue hedgehog saga, but some inauspicious level design choices undermine the Tokyo-based production company's intentions. Also to be reviewed is the multiplayer compartment, which deserved more care.
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Fate/Samurai Remant is a decidedly surprising title. It won us over with its mysterious plot and spectacular gameplay, and brings new luster to Kinoko Nasu's historic franchise. It's just a shame for the lack of attention paid to its technical aspects, but in any case we find ourselves faced with an excellent amalgam between a musou and an Action RPG.
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If you like retro shooters and the atmosphere of Lovecraftian tales is particularly close to your heart, you will like Forgive Me Father. Despite the shallow plot, the game works hard to make us feel like real protagonists of the prose of Providence Solitaire. The comic style is well suited to Byte Barrel's work, and the gameplay of Forgive Me Father is properly entertaining. Now we just have to wait for the new chapter of this horror shooter, since Forgive Me Father 2 is coming out on October 19th!
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Disgaea 7 – Vows of the Virtueless is a tactician of undoubted quality that marks the return to the origins of the series on the occasion of its twentieth anniversary. The change of setting and the journey towards an afterlife strongly inspired by Japanese folklore are undoubtedly characterizing, and allow this chapter to take on a life of its own. The additions to the established mechanics of the series integrate perfectly into the gameplay, although we would have preferred some more agile procedures within the game. It is certainly a game that will captivate fans for hundreds of hours, and a decisive step forward compared to its previous chapter. Dood!
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Hidden Cats in Paris is a game at a very low price that will keep you company on an afternoon when you just want to think about relaxing while listening to jazz music. If such limited longevity is not a problem, our furry friends will keep you company and you will feel like you are experiencing a small virtual holiday in the streets of Paris.
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Gunbrella is a game that captured our attention from the beginning and becomes more and more engaging as it progresses. It's impressive to see how, thanks to a weapon that's half rifle, half umbrella, combat and platforming combine in such an engaging way. If you add to this a story embellished with memorable characters, the final result is truly excellent. Its flaws, such as the small amount of areas and some less than perfect design choices, are aspects that we cannot overlook, as much as we want to, because they are imperfections that mark an experience that is almost excellent from start to finish. However, Gunbrella is a highly recommended game for fans of platformers, action titles, well-written stories and Sergio Leone westerns. It's a tremendous step forward for Doinksoft.
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If you love fast and tough games, you will definitely like Challenges. If, however, you are not a fan of challenging games, perhaps it is better to look elsewhere, because you may feel frustrated at repeatedly losing a level due to missing a jump or being killed by a demon. Warstride Challenges may be a game with extremely simple gameplay, but we really liked it and will be playing it for quite some time, given how much fun it is to load a level, shoot at everything that moves and run from the start to finish at maximum speed. It's engaging and fun, and the community aspects of the game, like the level editor, round it out in a perfect package.
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After 25 years of stories from The Elder Scrolls and Fallout series, Bethesda Game Studios invites fans of great role-playing games to reach for the stars. We've been waiting a long time for a game that proves that Todd Howard hasn't lost his ability to inspire and inspire, and it's finally here and we're having a lot of fun.
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