Davide Fanelli's Reviews
Total War: SHOGUN 2 Complete Edition is a true reflection of a promise left half-fulfilled. It combines the merits of a masterpiece with a disappointing and slipshod remastering effort.
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Dragon’s Dogma II: Dark Arisen is a solid expansion rather than a revolutionary one: it adds a memorable region, deep progression systems, and the missing bandages for the base game’s wounds.
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Balancing honest ambitions with some undeniable shortcomings, Gear.Club Unlimited 3 remains a more enjoyable arcade racer than its presentation might suggest.
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Alpha Nomos is an indie surprise in the best sense of the term: fun, visually distinctive, and featuring a spot-on soundtrack that does more than just accompany you.
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Order of the Sinking Star remains one of those rare titles that justify their own existence: unique, meticulous, and capable of transforming a niche genre into a monumental experience.
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Gears of War: E-Day pulls off a feat that seemed impossible: looking back without missing a beat, delivering a prequel of the highest quality.
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Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve is the installment the series deserved after years of silence: richer, more polished, and more refined than its predecessor—and perhaps the entire series—in every aspect.
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Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered marks the triumphant return of a beloved fan-favorite classic, featuring a visual and technical overhaul that restores its standing in the 2026 market.
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Nivalis Nights is one of the most original, visually stunning, and entertaining management games of recent years, yet it is held back and undermined by a highly unstable technical performance.
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Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is, for better or worse, the most ambitious Fire Emblem of the generation: a tactical epic that brushes against greatness in its third act, when everything comes together magnificently.
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Silent Hill: Townfall is a top-tier horror title—at once political and intimate, albeit occasionally imperfect—in which St. Amelia lingers with you even after the credits roll.
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Transport Fever 3 is an excellent management game for those who love logistics, trains, and planes, as well as the task of making a map teeming with commercial activity and population centers thrive.
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The Middle-earth Shadow Bundle on Switch 2 is an opportunity worth seizing, albeit with some reservations: two gaming milestones that are somewhat held back by weak technical performance.
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The Middle-earth Shadow Bundle on Switch 2 is an opportunity worth seizing, albeit with some reservations: two gaming milestones that are somewhat held back by weak technical performance.
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Kernel Hearts is a title that aims neither for the technical depth of major action games nor the vast item pool of roguelikes, yet still manages to offer a unique and enjoyable experience.
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MXGP 26: The Official Game strikes a balance between excitement and caution. It represents a revolution compared to the 2024 version, yet it still needs time to find its footing before it can be considered a mature simulator.
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Minecraft Dungeons II arrives as the most comprehensive, ambitious, and entertaining spin-off in the Minecraft franchise—a clear improvement over its predecessor in every respect.
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Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is a truly outstanding JRPG, capable of transforming a story already beloved for years into a modern, intense, and deeply satisfying experience.
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Sandwalkers is a title that works when it truly clicks—managing to keep you engaged for hours on end—yet it also lacks some necessary polish and refinement.
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Rivage isn't perfect—it has its low points and moments where boredom bubbles close to the surface—but the core blend of loops, investigation, and cosmic solitude is original enough to justify the hours it demands.
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