Joel Isern Rodríguez - Kaym


63 games reviewed
80.3 average score
80 median score
55.6% of games recommended
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9.8 / 10.0 - Silent Hill 2
Oct 22, 2024

Silent Hill 2 Remake has not only managed to honor the legacy of its predecessor but has elevated it to new technical and narrative standards. With a nightmare-inducing atmosphere, an emotionally gripping story, and well-balanced puzzles, this title has everything you could ask for in a survival horror game. While there are some aspects that could be improved, particularly on the technical side, the overall result is outstanding. If you’re a fan of the original, this remake is a must-play horror experience. If you missed it back in the day, now is the perfect opportunity to experience one of the best survival horror games ever made. Despite a few technical details that could be polished, Silent Hill 2 Remake is a well-rounded game that knows how to keep you hooked, uneasy, and completely immersed in its oppressive atmosphere.

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8 / 10.0 - Undisputed
Oct 7, 2024

Undisputed is a title that knows how to get things right, bringing freshness and realism to a genre that had been stagnant for years. With its tactical combat system, the game becomes an addictive challenge for any boxing enthusiast. The variety of fighters and game modes provide hours of entertainment, though details like the AI and the lack of interactive options in Career Mode take away some of its shine. After more than a decade without a boxing game truly worth playing, Undisputed delivers a solid and well-crafted title. It’s a game that challenges players and rewards patience and skill, all while offering a high-quality combat experience and a touch of nostalgia for boxing fans. With a few tweaks, it could become the definitive benchmark for modern boxing games.

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7.9 / 10.0 - Throne and Liberty
Oct 5, 2024

Throne and Liberty is an entertaining and well-made MMORPG, boasting spectacular graphics and an active community that brings it to life. However, its lack of innovation in some areas and its potential leanings toward unfair monetization take away some points. Even so, it’s a recommended title for those looking for a new MMORPG with vast landscapes, global events, and cinematics that immerse players in the story. Throne and Liberty is a solid game that, while it doesn’t revolutionize the genre, delivers on its promises: an epic and enjoyable experience, with moments best experienced by diving into its expansive world alongside other players. It may not be the greatest MMORPG of all time, but it’s certainly worth a shot if you enjoy the genre. If NCSoft manages its monetization and future content wisely, it could become a standout title.

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