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Skate Story is an evocative game that combines skateboarding mechanics with a unique audiovisual experience. Its music is perfectly integrated with the gameplay, enhancing every trick and every line with emotional charge. The skateboarding is responsive and forgiving, but still offers some challenges for those who seek them. A must-play for fans of skateboarding games, artistic indie titles, or simply those who appreciate when music and gameplay blend together harmoniously, Skate Story is an experience to be savoured.
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Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is a work that manages to captivate players with the timeless charm of discovery and the atmospheric design that made the series immortal... but with various “modern” concessions that have perhaps simplified some sections of the game a little too much. The introduction of an outdated open-world hub in the desert and the repetitive collection mission associated with it are burdens that significantly weigh down the pace and flow of exploration. Beyond therefore sits halfway between a perfectly preserved tradition and a not entirely successful innovation. It's a magnificent game to look at, fun and technically stunning, but it can't shake off the nagging feeling that it tried to be something immense without quite succeeding.
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She's Leaving is a survival horror game that focuses entirely on an original and realistic concept. The forensic mechanics and well-told story set the title apart from the crowd, especially for those who are passionate about true crime and investigations. However, repetitive and unpolished gameplay limits its potential, preventing it from reaching higher levels. Nevertheless, the production shows that Blue Hat Studio has valid ideas: with greater care in execution, the studio's future could hold even more interesting surprises.
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Terminated 2D: No Fate is a perfect tribute to the film adaptation of Terminator, as well as to the pixel art video games released in the 1990s. Those who want to relive the events of Terminator 2 will find No Fate to be an arcade title ready to throw you into the fight against Skynet. Probably, with a few more mechanics, the title developed by Bitmap Bureau could have really left its mark.
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Assassin's Creed: Shadows is a good title that manages to fix some of Valhalla's problems... but fails to truly rewrite a formula that already seemed tired in its second instalment (Odyssey). Despite this, while not a memorable experience, the game world is vast and visually interesting, and there are many hours of gameplay: if you are a big fan of these experiences, you will be satisfied. It also looks great on Switch 2.
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A.I.L.A is a game of two halves: the first half promises an intriguing and compelling narrative experience, with varied gameplay and an immersive world, while the second half tends to fall back on more conventional solutions and loses some of its initial charm. Despite this, the game shines thanks to its original concept, thought-provoking moral choices and engaging art style, showcasing the potential and risks of artificial intelligence applied to a horror entertainment context. It may not be a masterpiece destined to compete with the great classics, but it represents a significant and interesting step forward for the independent gaming scene.
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Sleep Awake captivated us with its dreamlike atmosphere bordering on the surreal. Katja's wanderings in a world trying to resist sleep will take us to disturbing and horrific landscapes. However, our adventures will be very short-lived and, apart from a few stealth sessions and some simple puzzles, we won't have many opportunities to interact with the game world.
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Octopath Traveler 0 is not just a simple port of a mobile title. Square Enix has managed to create a modern version with a much more cohesive storyline and a deep, strategic combat system (perhaps even too much so for those who are not very familiar with tactics). It's a real shame that Italian is not currently supported.
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A fun game that will give you a few hours of light entertainment, especially when playing with friends, with co-op for up to 4 players offline or even online. Tribute Games makes us smile once again, even if €30 is a bit much for what it actually offers: they could have done more.
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Kirby Air Riders isn't the game that will shake up the Switch 2 line-up this year, but Sakurai has managed to realise his dream: to bring a forgotten series back to the top. And he has done so in a way that may not be excellent, but is still worthy of the name it bears, with brilliant insights and satisfying dynamics. But be warned: this is not a “new Mario Kart”, let's be clear.
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Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition remains a substantial title, still capable of recounting a challenging and compelling journey and offering solid gameplay despite some obvious flaws. The Switch 2 version is certainly the best for playing in 2025, but it does not bring with it enough innovations to make it an essential remaster. For the price at which it is offered, however, it remains a good compromise.
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Rennsport is a young, ambitious simulator with great potential, but it is still far from fully mature. It offers good sensations on the track, a solid multiplayer mode and an adequate technical base, but it needs to grow in terms of content, performance and overall refinement. This title is recommended for those who enjoy following the evolution of a project and want to invest in its future; it is less suitable for those looking for a complete and in-depth experience right away.
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Black Ops 7, taken on its own, is not a video game that can be described as a disaster: it has a lot of content, refines some weak elements of BO6, and does not indulge too much in nostalgia, while offering some classic returns. The problem is that here, just as in the case of MW3 two years ago, there is a strong sense of a tired franchise, lacking in energy and interesting ideas, ready to recycle ideas and assets from 15 years ago in order not to give up the £80 demanded from fans every year. Black Ops 7, even more so than MW3, is an extremely expensive DLC for Black Ops 6, and no statement from the developers will change our minds. If you live and breathe Call of Duty, buy it, you probably won't regret it and you'll have plenty to play; if you haven't bought Black Ops 6, starting here isn't a bad idea; otherwise, you can safely skip it this year: there's nothing at the moment that's really worth investing that kind of money in. Or try it via Game Pass if you're already a subscriber.
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Neon Inferno is inspired by classic run 'n gun games, offering a less frantic pace than arcade games to accommodate newcomers. The adventure doesn't last long, but the real challenge lies in completing it at increasingly higher difficulty levels. Will you be able to do it?
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It's not a masterpiece, it's not a disaster, and it's not even the big comeback we were hoping for: Stalker 2 is an imperfect but fascinating experience, more mature on PS5, recommended especially for those who appreciate a hostile and magnetic world, willing to forgive its flaws in order to be engulfed by its unique atmosphere. An extra year of work, however, is not particularly noticeable.
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It's still a musou game, so don't expect a lot of variety; however, the developers have managed to build a game around the splendid mythology of Tears of the Kingdom, and this is inevitably an asset that should not be underestimated. In addition, progression is handled with important innovations, such as the introduction of new mechanics that mitigate repetitiveness. It's a shame, however, about the story, which could have offered much more.
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Possessor(s) is a good Metroidvania experience crafted by the talented studio Hear Machine. The mechanics are well-established and reminiscent of the classics of the genre, but what impressed us most was the art design, which is one of the best we've seen lately. We still have some doubts, especially regarding the world navigation system and some effects that make the battles difficult to follow, but overall, Possessor(s) was enjoyable.
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Winter Burrow strikes a perfect balance between survival and cosy gaming, making it the ideal mix for winter. The accessible difficulty level allows us to enjoy it at a leisurely pace; in its ten hours, it never becomes repetitive. Minor imperfections, such as the awkward inventory or long journeys, do not spoil the fun. Pine Creek Games has created an experience that perfectly balances survival and relaxation.
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Sacred 2 Remaster takes us back to the magical kingdom of Ancaria, 17 years after the release of the original game. The developers have presented a game that has been cleaned up from many of the bugs that plagued Sacred 2, with overall improvements to the game's technical and graphical aspects. However, it is disappointing that the multiplayer mode is only available on PC, despite the higher cost on consoles.
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Anno 117: Pax Romana marks a new chapter in Ubisoft's management saga. It is clear that the experience gained during the development of Anno 1800 has served to create a product that is polished and profound in every aspect, but also easy to access. Of course, newbies may feel a little lost at first among the many buttons on the interface, and there are a lot of tasks to complete. But Anno 117: Pax Romana is one of the best management games we've ever played. Now let's hear what Caesar wants...
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