A WWE game that brings back the quality and the fun that we remember from the PS2 days. Capable of entertaining anyone, even non-WWE fans.
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One of the best open worlds ever made, but one that often crosses the line from fair to unfair. A game of love and hate.
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A sequel that builds on the original's foundations, with a delightful open world to explore and unbelievable graphic quality.
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A skateboarding game with delicious and addictive gameplay, combined with highly creative levels with a colorful aesthetic.
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The best Pokemon game since the days of Gold & Silver. Despite graphical and technical problems, you won't be able to stop playing.
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The PC version of God of War goes to show that it remains one of the best action and adventure games. There is no equal.
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A game to sharpen your brain Fun with friends, but it lacks single-player content.
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The three classic GTAs are still fun, but deserved a better remasterization, with greater care from Rockstar Games and without musical cuts.
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If you're in the mood to pick your Starter, defeat the eight gym leaders and then win the Pokémon League, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl will scratch that itch of yours. But don't expect more than that. The introduction of Hideways in grand undeground expands pokédex, but lately they're a pain in the ass to cover the fact that these remakes virtually ignore all pokémon platinum enhancements and content.
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Although it is very much the same as the previous ones, it is a fun formula.
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Riders Republic triumphs not only for the fact that you can bring together a lot of different extreme sports in one game, but also by implementing online features: you have a world where you always see other players, massive and competitive races, and the possibility to play in co-op mode in groups of six players.
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Proteus would achieve better results and be better understood if it called itself an interactive experience. I would be lying if I said I didn't enjoy the experience, but at the same time I am aware that as a game Proteus is nothing more than something reasonable.
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