Review
It Takes Two – Review
When I was a kid, I remember being able to play doubles in cooperative play was a great cause for celebration. Maybe that's why I have a special affection for...
Harvest Moon: One World – Review
Although Harvest Moon's original developer took off with the Northern Sun years ago, publisher Natsume continues to use the once-popular title gratefully. Harvest Moon: One World is another attempt to...
Loop Hero – Review
In the video game industry, a fundamental problem has been dragged for years: not infrequently the satisfaction of feeling full, but never satiated, is confused with the feeling of never...
Curse of the Dead Gods – Review
At first glance, it is very difficult not to think about the excellent Hades when we look at Curse of the Dead Gods. I confess that I was what I...
Bravely Default II – Review
Final Fantasy is subject to change. What started as a simple 8-bit JRPG has been developed in all directions. Each new game changed slightly in the formula. One traded the...
Little Nightmares II – Review
Being small is scary. Surrounded by giants, incomprehensible, it is an incredibly overwhelming experience in itself with their language and behavior. It is part of being a child, and Little...
Bonkies – Review
Collaborative games are often fun. Be it typical party titles or innovative games that pave the way for the co-op mode (you know, like A Way Out). Created by Studio...
Werewolf: The Apocalypse Earthblood – Review
What's up, gamers, Genvel here, and this is our brutally honest review for Werewolf: The Apocalypse Earthblood. I am extremely disappointed. This is a game with some good trailers, some...
The Medium – Review
What's up today? We're going to review The Medium. Ever since the Xbox series X came out, I've been kind of waiting for a good exclusive. Something that manages to...
Hitman 3 – Review
What's up? Genvel here reviewing today, Hitman 3 on the Playstation 5. Now I need to begin this review with a very important question: Why do you consider a game...