Davide Fanelli's Reviews
Kiko's Apple Adventure is a small puzzle adventure built with extreme sincerity, with a very clear identity, but also very little courage where it could have shown it instead.
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Clockfall, although at the moment it is a title still to be refined in many aspects, already shows a clear direction and a very strong identity within a genre that is now crowded.
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Psyvariar 3 is a very welcome return, a ferocious, technical and surprisingly generous shoot-'em-up in content, which demonstrates how the genre still has so much to say.
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Yerba Buena is a title that manages to stand out with a rare force because it has personality to spare. It's not perfect, it's not always refined, but it still manages to leave something to the player.
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LEGO Batman: The Dark Knight Legacy, despite some uncertainties, is without too many doubts the best LEGO game, and the greatest love letter, ever made by TT Games.
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STORY OF SEASONS: Grand Bazaar, while not perfect, manages to shine with atmosphere, characters, and the ability to turn a simple farming routine into something engaging.
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LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a monster collector RPG that, despite its imperfections, still manages to offer a pleasant and genuine experience.
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Riven does not try to modernize by chasing current trends, but instead prefers to preserve its original identity, refining it just enough to make it more accessible to modern audiences.
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Myst doesn't revolutionize practically anything today, but it probably represents the best way to recover a timeless classic in gaming history.
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Coffee Talk Tokyo has certainly lost the novelty effect of the first title, but it still remains a pleasant, authentic experience capable of creating an atmosphere that few others really manage to do.
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ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies, while not always reaching the same level as its spiritual predecessor, remains a narrative RPG experience of the highest level and quality.
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R-Type Dimensions III is exactly what it promises to be: an extremely faithful remastering of one of the most iconic and unforgiving shoot-'em-ups ever made.
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STARBITES is a title that is exactly in the middle: a fun turn-based JRPG with an excellent combat system which however clashes with the low budget and not always refined nature of the experience.
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Forza Horizon 6 is probably the highest point reached by the series to date. A huge, polished, incredibly accessible racing game full of love for global automotive culture.
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Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes succeeds in something important: capturing the spirit of the series despite the fact that it could have done more on the strategic and narrative side.
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Wardrum is a game capable of alternating moments of pure genius with phases of total frustration, without ever completely finding the right balance between accessibility and extreme challenge.
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Two Point Museum: Arty-Facts is a very rich, intelligent and tremendously creative expansion, while remaining consistent with the base game.
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MotoGP 26 is exactly what it sounds like: a solid evolution for the series that doesn't change the rules, but refines them as much as it can.
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Dead as Disco is a title that definitely manages to leave its mark. A unique rhythm action game that, if fully developed and properly refined, can really become something.
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Duck Side of the Moon is a light, ironic adventure, built around a simple idea but carried out with coherence, but also without particular peaks of depth and quality.
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