Ivanir Ignacchitti
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Ivanir Ignacchitti's Reviews
Hyper Games explores the world of the Moomin again in Moomintroll: Winter's Warmth.
Alice in Wonder Underland AIWU is a curious and diverse experience of exploration with elements of horror. There's a fascinating hint of ingenuity in the variety of its worlds, keeping the player guessing what's coming and the dangers hidden in the places as they actually dive into the game's situations. Though some details of the experience may end up a little underdeveloped and the English translation has some small issues, it's worth diving in this creative work.
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Opus: Prism Peak, the latest adventure experience from SIGONO, takes players to a journey of reflection climbing a mountain.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream brings back Nintendo's unique silly simulator now in a customizable island.
Ys Memoire: Revelations in Celceta expands the action RPG options on Nintendo Switch with the revised rendition of Adol Christin's fourth adventure.
Gecko Gods is a big adventure for the smalls paws of an unlikely hero.
KuloNiku: Bowl Up! mixes cooking simulation, daily routine management and over-the-top anime aesthetics.
People of Note is a great RPG in a charismatic world of music that plays with real-life aspects of genres and a huge ton of puns. With a deeply strategic system, the game lets players use a variety of abilities to come out on top. It’s remarkable in pretty much every aspect it brings to the table and a game worth exploring.
Otome Daoshi -Fighting For Love- is an otome game with a curious Chinese ambiance and very charismatic characters. Besides an agile plot and excellent readability thanks to the effort of making each character have a unique voice, this work also brings a unique style in its visual aspects, standing out in its genre. The end result is frankly a must-play.
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The new collection is a complete pack that anyone interested in exploring the games for the first time or coming back to them should get.
Etrange Overlord is a unique action game exploring the story of a villainess unfairly condemned to hell.
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection brings back the Monster Hunter RPG spin-off with the challenges of a new journey.
Raw Fury's new game brings a new take on the text-based CRPG format of videogame journey.
City Hunter is an average, shallow and hardly interesting game but it had the chance to be rescued from the past and is now available in an acceptable way on modern systems. With its limitations in mind, the game can be interesting for retrogamers, but its appeal ends there.
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WiZmans World Re;Try manages to rescue a very curious RPG from the DS and give the game another chance to shine while striving to keep it very close to how it was originally. Some details are impractical, and there are small elements that deserved more robust and well-planned adjustments, but it's still a very worthwhile experience.
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Lil Gator Game: In the Dark features an extremely cathartic conclusion to the story, and shows an impressive growth for the protagonist, especially after all he's been through.
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Hudson Soft's classic franchise returns in Super Bomberman Collection, offering many hours of fun retro action.
Groove Coaster Future Performers is a good rhythm game that presents a must-play sensory spectacle with its music, even if it's not for every type of player. Its Story mode is truly thrilling, but features many frustrations due to being incomplete and trying to unnecessarily pad the game for extra play value. The sum of its parts is worth it, though it could have even receive a Perfect evaluation were it treated with a little more care.
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Tales of Xillia Remastered is an acceptable way to reexperience a classic work in Bandai Namco's franchise. Its quality as a remaster isn't absurd, but it's a basic, fair work to keep it accessible to a new generation after over a decade stuck on the PS3.
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Gust's Atelier Ryza trilogy is back in a deluxe pack, bringing a few additions to the experience.