Davide Fanelli's Reviews
CLAWPUNK is, overall, a title with a strong identity that is striking for how immediate it manages to be and at the same time rich in nuances and depth.
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Gamera -Rebirth- integrates seamlessly into GigaBash. The introduction of these two titans brings a fresh breath to the gameplay and, for fans, represents an unmissable addition.
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Winter Burrow is a light, interesting and visually pleasing survival experience, but which can leave a bit of a bad taste in the mouth due to some design choices.
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Atelier Ryza Secret Trilogy Deluxe Pack brings back three of the best JRPG experiences to date, not only introducing various new features for each chapter, but also refining them graphically and technically.
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Sushi for Robots, despite not being a perfect experience in every aspect, manages to carve out its own identity in the infinite sea of puzzle games that are independent in terms of design and aesthetics.
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Into the Grid is a declaration of love to cyberpunk and roguelike deckbuilders. A game that knows exactly what it wants to be and that, despite some obvious limitations, already shows its value.
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Bonaparte: A Mechanized Revolution is an intriguing strategic title, with some good ideas and premises, but which stumbles over itself due to some design choices and a technical side that is not 100% refined.
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Contraband Police, also on Console, confirms the quality of the title. It is a particular game, at times surprising, which manages to bring bureaucracy and adrenaline, morality and opportunism together.
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It Takes a War is a title that thrives on contrasts. It is a short but intense experience, technically poor but conceptually rich, which uses the video game to talk about something bigger.
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Anima: Gate of Memories I&II Remaster is a valid collection, which brings back two good titles with a revised graphic and technical look, but also with their main problems and defects.
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Tales of Xillia Remastered is a love letter to one of the most beloved chapters of the series, which thanks to a multitude of quality of life, presents the most refined experience possible for the title.
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Syberia – Remastered is a refined nostalgic operation, capable of restoring the magic of the original with a more modern technical aspect and a more accessible rhythm.
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Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition is the game that the original should always have been, fixing the biggest critical issues, but still stumbling on the performance side.
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Neon Inferno is fast-paced, has style to spare and is damn spectacular. A perfectly calibrated mix between nostalgia and modernity, between technical precision and 90s arcade madness.
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ARC Raiders is one of the most interesting surprises of the year: an ambitious, refined and visually enchanting extraction shooter, which conveys a sense of immersion and danger like few others.
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Dream Garden is a small experiment in calm and creativity. It is certainly not suitable for everyone, but those who appreciate it will find themselves immersed in peace and creativity for a few hours.
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Devil Jam is a hellish, musical roguelike that turns Survivors-like chaos into art. It's a game of rhythm, instinct and patience, but one that could have needed more polishing.
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Simon the Sorcerer Origins is a successful return of a legend of the genre. It's not perfect, but it's a title that knows how to entertain, fascinate and bring back the point-and-click genre.
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GODBREAKERS is a title that knows how to entertain. It has style, rhythm, and a soul that looks with respect to the greats of the genre, but fails to take flight due to its limitations.
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Pokémon Legends: Z-A is an important title for the franchise: a turning point and a breath of fresh air. An excellent basis for the future, still held back by technical limits and conservative choices.
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