Davide Fanelli
Davide Fanelli's Reviews
OFF is A niche masterpiece brought back to life the right way. Dark, poetic, disturbing and at times surreal, it is an unmissable experience for fans of the genre.
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Mafia: The Old Country is a return to the origins of the series and an ode to Sicily at the beginning of the twentieth century. It doesn't shine for innovation in gameplay, but it definitely wins with a solid narrative.
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Ashes of Elrant is an excellent expansion that knows how to entertain and reward fans, but struggles to replicate the magic of the base game. However, it remains a nostalgic dive into a world that deserves a return.
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Noctuary is a small pearl that succeeds where many have failed: building a credible bridge between two distant genres, enhancing their peculiarities without distorting them.
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The Wandering Village, between limitations, interfaces to be refined and a somewhat static rhythm in the long run, remains a valid, inspired product that deserves to be tried by those looking for something different.
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Killing Floor III, despite returning with a damn fun gunplay, feels like more of a downgrade compared to its predecessors, where the only thing that remains imprinted is the infinite grinding.
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WILD HEARTS S is a great addition to the Switch 2 library, with a title that, despite its flaws, still manages to offer a fun, satisfying and technically approved experience.
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Endzone 2 is an ambitious management game, which tries to expand the formula of the first chapter with more settlements, mechanics and logistics, but which often barely mentions them in a repetitive system.
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Pile Up! it's not just a successful experiment: it's a game with its own voice, a clear identity and a formula capable of glueing you to the screen turn after turn, but which lacks a pinch of polish.
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Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact is a game that does what it can with little, but not enough to justify the purchase, at least in this very immature form.
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Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition isn't perfect, it isn't modern, but it's damn fascinating. A love letter to the CRPG genre when they weren't afraid of being "too much".
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Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream doesn't invent anything new in the isometric stealth genre, but it takes a classic formula and refines it with a care that's rare these days.
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No Sleep For Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files is exactly what it promises: a secondary chapter for fans of the series, but a good title nonetheless.
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Mycopunk is a co-op FPS that gets a lot of things right. It takes established mechanics, mixes them with fresh ideas, and serves them up on a platter of controlled chaos, fun, but also repetitiveness.
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Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 is a return in style. An excellent remake that manages to bring two legendary titles back to life with respect, solidity and a touch of modernity.
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PATAPON 1+2 REPLAY returns in style with a rhythmic/strategic classic that retains all its charm intact. Not a revolutionary remaster, but a refined and still fresh re-proposal.
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Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World is a colourful, fun action platformer, full of that retro charm that can still enchant, but which doesn't dare much to break away from the past.
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The Precinct is a truly excellent sandbox detective story inspired by the 80s, full of personality, with some flaws but also a lot of substance to offer.
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Tamagotchi Plaza is certainly a fun and nostalgic game, but it lacks that extra depth and variety that would have made it a title not just for a quick one shot.
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Architect Life: A House Design Simulator is a title that would like a lot but only half succeeds. For now it remains an interesting experiment, but built on foundations that are still too fragile.
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