Uagna's Reviews
After an agonizing wait, Baldur's Gate 3 has arrived among us, bringing the role-playing game within everyone's reach without demanding prior knowledge. The title presents itself excellently and the work done in porting it to consoles could not have been done better, starting from the mechanics up to the graphic interface. In short, a success on all fronts.
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Under the Waves is not the best product linked to Quantic Dream, but the independent French studio that created the title (Parallel Studio) has shown that it wants to commit to a game that is not banal, both for its references to reality and for its depth. artistic which will only improve with time.
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Dimension Shellshock is a beautiful DLC for TMNT: Shredder's Revenge, which gives new life to one of the most successful titles of last year. Players may encounter a higher difficulty level than the main game, but the challenge is interesting enough to return to the world of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy is the best chapter of the saga. The guys at Frozenbyte have been able to package a product that looks at the good things done in the past and further expands their vision. Too bad only for some lightness committed in the characterization of the villain and in the little satisfaction generated by the fights.
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If you love fast and tough games, you will definitely like Challenges. If, however, you are not a fan of challenging games, perhaps it is better to look elsewhere, because you may feel frustrated at repeatedly losing a level due to missing a jump or being killed by a demon. Warstride Challenges may be a game with extremely simple gameplay, but we really liked it and will be playing it for quite some time, given how much fun it is to load a level, shoot at everything that moves and run from the start to finish at maximum speed. It's engaging and fun, and the community aspects of the game, like the level editor, round it out in a perfect package.
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After 25 years of stories from The Elder Scrolls and Fallout series, Bethesda Game Studios invites fans of great role-playing games to reach for the stars. We've been waiting a long time for a game that proves that Todd Howard hasn't lost his ability to inspire and inspire, and it's finally here and we're having a lot of fun.
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Chants of Sennaar is a little gem for lovers of original puzzle games (see Humanity). By climbing the Tower of Babel we will have to translate the languages of the peoples who live there, separated and incapable of communicating as in the myth described in Genesis. Armed only with a notebook full of drawings and our intuition, we will be able to decipher dozens and dozens of glyphs, between exploration and small puzzles. Apart from some less intuitive points and some stealth sections that slow down the pace, Chants of Sennaar is an original and successful title, capable of keeping you glued to the screen for many hours, even consecutively.
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Rayman in the Phantom Show is the DLC with which we say goodbye, hopefully not forever, to Mario+Rabbids: Sparks of Hope. The package is a lot of fun, the relaunch of Rayman was successful and Ubisoft Milano managed to give some other new features to a game that seemed to have said it all, even without being able to repeat the Donkey Kong miracle of the first chapter.
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Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle marked a significant evolutionary leap for Invader Studios. The survival horror title created by the Italian studio is capable of entertaining thanks to a direct and simplified gameplay. It's a shame for some small flaws regarding enemies and gunplay, but the path taken by the local team is undoubtedly the right one.
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Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon brings the series back into vogue after more than ten years of absence, thanks to the work of experience by FromSoftware. Although the challenge rate is sometimes incomprehensibly high, those who love the series or are attracted to it will find a solid product capable of adapting to any style of play, given the wide range of customization options available.
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