It continues to work great.

Lazy.

Future installments will need to do more.

An exceptional move, an inimitable and precious game, imperfect but amusing. Like the Hollywood (land) of the golden years.

Although the package includes all DLCs published for Dragon Blood Adventure, the choice to distribute - for the umpteenth time - the full-game play is somewhat indigestible and inelegant.

The future of Marvel superheroes in LEGO format, in short, will have to be "constructed" with newer and more solid elements, before heading "toward and beyond a greater glory."

A completely ordinary platformer.

It remains - it is true - an intense, enigmatic and fascinating work that fits perfectly with the portability of the console and enjoys the pleasure of the HD Rumble. But, overall, lower graphics yields and so many (too many) frame rate drops impoverish the emotional reach of a game that, by virtue of its artistic extravaganza, would surely have deserved better treatment.

Star Wars: Battlefront 2 succeeds not only in resuming from where his predecessor had left but doing more, improving in all respects and giving us a campaign that, though not revolutionary, remains of undeniable quality.

The game presents so many good ideas and variations on the theme for each of the levels offered, but also some slippery too: the control system is not always reactive as it should, and some annoying bugs afflict certain maps making it more frustrating than the due, especially if we keep considering the inability to save and the need, in the event of a crash, to retrace entire scenarios from the start.

A game to consider, therefore, only if you are looking for a short trip to a colorful galaxy, lulled by the relaxing melodies of the Canadian composer.

Every moment of this cosmic adventure will be absolutely memorable.

A great achievement in the immense banquet of the world of PC gaming.

The quality of the control system is affected by assorted inaccuracies and legacy issues, while the physical model seems unsuitable for the playful production goals, which also fosters a narrative without infamy or praise.

The king is finally back, though with different white hair under the crown.

Mud Runner, ultimately, is an outstanding title ... in the narrowest sense of the term.

Despite the technical limitations imposed by Nintendo Switch hardware, the latest version of DOOM confirms itself as a winning bet without too many sacrifices.

The variety of situations and the good alternation between platform and puzzle stages galvanizes the player from start to finish, especially for the well-thought out puzzles.

Everything has seemed to us very diluted, schematic and, at times, even unjustifiably hasty.

The only painful notes of production remain the technical aspects.

Though the mechanics on which the entire experience is based is definitely fascinating, it tends to lose its effectiveness quickly despite the short duration of the adventure.

While correcting and improving some of the gameplay aspects of Neon Chrome, Jydge can not overcome it in a substantial way.

Weak play from all points of view.

It is rather a solid, long-lasting and varied racing game, yet still incapable of dictating new standards for its kind of membership. Need for Speed: Payback is a solid, lengthy and entertaining racing game, but it's unable to reinvent its genre. The work by Ghost Games is weighted down by its stiff singleplayer structure, which clashes with a progression system that, whilst clever in theory, fails to be as balanced as it should be in practice.

Shortcomings are, however, counterbalanced by a stratospheric artistic direction.

Quotation forthcoming.

When it is limited to being a simple and relaxing flight simulator, grafted on a lightweight collector and without any pretense, Oure not only works but also does something more, proving to be an appalling fancier of the zen soul (with twisted elements so cluttered by the masterpieces of thatgamecompany and Team ICO).

WWII is exactly what the Call of Duty series needed: Sledgehammer Games has made probably the best game in the series since Black Ops 2. It’s a solid and spectacular shooter, but it’s also a game characterized by a naif narration and a bad AI. Despite it all, WWII is a very satisfying episode, and a new beginning for the saga.