"Tenebris Somnia" is yet another outstanding example of the horror games currently being produced in South America, boldly reimagining a classic format through innovation, blending seemingly opposing styles into a complementary whole, and establishing itself as one of the genre’s standout releases of the year. Here, we have a game that shines brightest when it engages in a dialogue with itself and embraces a layer of metanarrative that is exceptionally well executed. This approach enriches every aspect of the experience, from the storyline to the gameplay, but especially the immersion, a key element in all the artistic forms that the game pays tribute to and reveres.
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Marvel’s Wolverine becomes an uneven game once the contradictions within it prevent the title from reaching its full potential in several areas. With major highlights such as its protagonist and combat, the game manages to entertain but ultimately frustrates due to wasted potential—while at the same time trying to spark anticipation for a future where, on PlayStation, we might finally see a definitive game centered on one of fiction’s most fascinating hero groups, led by a powerful Logan who still needs more allies.
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