Reviews of games

Eight months after the original release, Mutant Year Zero arrives on Nintendo Switch, complete with DLC and physical edition It is true that Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden turned out to be an important surprise at its release last November. However, it is equally true that if you had had the pleasure of putting your hands in advance, or simply had taken the trouble to go deeper into what was already known about the game before its release, you would have all realized its great potential. What we...

An interesting but half-finished project: let's see in detail The Blackout Club in our review We approached the Blackout Club review being already aware of its main features. The months of early access (which we had not taken part in anyway) were useful to everyone to understand how this particular project was managed. Stealth title, cooperative, competitive, strongly narrative, linked to a double structure to a structure that recalls in some way even the "monster games" of this period and that...

Let's go back to the most classic fantasy style in the Raid: Shadow Legends review for mobile platforms If you have followed the mobile landscape of the last few years, you will surely have an idea of ​​how the RPGs specifically developed for Android and iOS have been configured: they are basically all related to a rigid canon which is one of the sub-genres more successful these days, at least from the point of view of the number of games released within it. Only by staying on the pages of Multiplayer...

The Agent A review: An Enigma in Incognito for Nintendo Switch by Yak & Co., a puzzle adventure really successful and suitable for everyone That of the graphic adventures with puzzles, once one of the most popular genres, has become today the equivalent of a white fly, suffocated among the types of products most appreciated by the general public. A small spark of hope has been revised on mobile platforms where, thanks to touch controls perfectly suited to this category of gameplay, some developers have tried to follow this path...

A post-apocalyptic survival in the palm of your hand, here's the review of LifeAfter: Night Falls The genre of survival with a post-apocalyptic setting and realistic setting has now been thoroughly explored in the videogame landscape, but it is still little used on mobile platforms, mainly due to technical limitations. Also for this reason, in this review of LifeAfter: Night Falls, we find ourselves appreciating the relative novelty of a game of this type that seems to carry weight from the PC environment to the mobile one, with good results...