Forza Horizon 5: Hot Wheels is the first game that finally encourages me to take turns smashing walls
The LEGO expansion of the previous part might be confusing, but in reality it has been 6 years since Hot Wheels arrived in the Playground Games saga. Now, with the new Forza Horizon 5 expansion, orange tracks, loops, and hot rods are back. The first…
I spent the night killing hordes of dinosaurs in Exoprimal: three things I really liked and two that didn’t convince me at all
After the anger at the trolling that Capcom has crept up on us with the hope of a new dino crisis, in the last few hours I’ve had the opportunity to make amends with Exoprimal, the new multiplayer shooter that proposes us immense hordes of…
Analysis of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, an outstanding JRPG that will mark the way for future parts of the saga
It can be seen that for the fifth anniversary of the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo wanted to throw the house out the window due to the number of great games it has released over the past few months and those that are still in the pipeline…
Rollerdrome is the mix of Tony Hawk and shooter that I didn’t know I needed
I have to admit, when I first saw Rollerdrome’s presentation in the last State of Play, it left me a bit cold. Roll7’s skate-with-guns game was so far removed from what OlliOlli World Studio usually has in store for us that I couldn’t help but…
Roller Champions Analysis: The challenge of breaking into a new extreme sport versus the challenge of being a regular free-to-play player
Starting a new sport isn’t easy, but the real challenge is to nurture it enough to make it a success. Give it momentum until it runs smoothly. The good news is that Roller Champions is designed so that you aim to win after two games….
Diablo Immortal: That’s how it felt to me after the first few hours of play
When Blizzard announced they were working on a new video game called Diablo Immortal, a new installment in the saga for mobile, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from it. On the one hand I wanted to try it, on the other hand playing…
Analysis of The Quarry, the horror game that reconciled me with narrative adventures
Nice mix. The classic American summer camp, a family of rednecks with evil intentions, a monster lurking in the woods, the possibility of reaching the end with all his teenagers alive, and a player disillusioned with the narrative adventure genre. The Quarry is the game…
Analysis of Mario Strikers: Battle League Football, the saga scores a hat trick with one of the biggest games of the summer
Mario and the other characters from the Mushroom Kingdom have always proven to be big sports fans. We’ve seen them play basketball, tennis, golf or baseball, but if there’s one sport they’ve always been very good at, it’s soccer, as evidenced on Game Cube with…
Analysis of Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes. Has it managed to become the great Musou we expected?
I’ve enjoyed countless muses over the past few years, but not all of them have managed to catch me to the point where they motivate me to keep playing them for a long time to come. The last one that made me feel this good…
Summum Aeterna wants to be the next big roguelite. Interestingly, it shines with its own light in what makes it different
All the influences that define Summum Aeterna are showcased to perfection from the very first playthrough. Which of course is good. The prequel to Aeterna Noctis rethinks its playable formula to be closer to the roguelite premise of Dead Cells, the level structure of Castlevania:…