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Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince è forse l’episodio migliore della serie grazie a un gameplay maturo e rodato, a un comparto grafico delizioso e a una longevità superiore alle aspettative.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.2
Concrete Genie
Não esperava muito dele, mas o envolvimento com Concrete Genie foi uma boa surpresa. O melhor que se pode dizer sobre ele é o facto de ter coração, de ser uma obra que sabe o que quer dizer, cede a alguns lugares comuns no final sim, interrompe a progressão, mas fá-lo para que possamos interiorizar verdadeiramente as mensagens que pretende transmitir, e que envolvem lições sobre perda, superação, empatia e compreensão, mesmo que por vezes, e o jogo também o admite, seja mesmo necessário ripostar.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)7.8
John Wick Hex
It’s hard to appreciate its handful of smart ideas when every slick series of moves you pull off by deftly managing a group of enemies’ attack timelines is countered by a dozen other encounters that play out awkwardly due to animation glitches and a stingy persistent health system. John Wick Hex certainly does have its moments of tactical joy and tells a decent simple story, but it’s so consistently unpolished that it’s hard to appreciate them.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)6.8
Concrete Genie
Success in Concrete Genie comes easily – probably too easily for some – but that ease lets its best moments breathe. It’s less about challenging you to get through traditional video game obstacles than it is about letting you challenge yourself to keep coming up with new and creative ideas, new designs, and new places to put them around this dilapidated city. At heart, it’s an exercise in the pleasure of the artistic process – just like Concrete Genie’s core idea, you never really have to paint, but I absolutely wanted to.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.0
Concrete Genie
Un título orientado al público adolescente que, pese a ser independiente, cuenta con un buen acabado y un apartado artístico destacable. Es corto y puede hacerse repetitivo hasta su último cuarto, pero se disfruta durante sus escasas 6-8 horas.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)7.4
John Wick Hex
John Wick Hex es la pura esencia de las películas de Chad Stahelski y Keanu Reeves. Un videojuego de estrategia de corte clásico pero que renueva sus fórmulas para adecuarlas a un estilo cinematográfico frenético que destila sangre, balas y acción por sus cuatro costado. Bithell Games ha dado a luz una obra obligatoria para aquellos que quieran seguir conociendo la leyenda de Baba Yaga más allá de la gran pantalla y quieran sentir en sus manos lo que es enfrentarse a múltiples enemigos en espacios cerrados, con poca salud y con la urgencia de tener que planificar cómo defenderse sobre la marcha.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.0
John Wick Hex
Divertente e appagante, con John Wick Hex Mike Bithell è riuscito a trasformare una saga cinematografica d'azione iper veloce in uno strategico intrigante dall'ottimo level design e dalle meccaniche che rispettano lo stile dei film.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.0
Concrete Genie
Concrete Genie regala una piccola e divertente esperienza all’insegna della creatività, strappando più di un sorriso e qualche brivido, pur senza sfide degne di nota.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)7.0
Indivisible
True to its name, Indivisible should be taken as a whole to understand what makes it a unique roleplaying game. Whether it's watching Ajna and her friends growing close or theory crafting combos through party synergy, this is a game about the importance of cohesion. Sure, the plot is a bit predictable at the beginning, and there are some irritating difficulty spikes thanks to overly long boss HP bars, but those few lows are never enough to take away from how fantastic the story and gameplay are as a whole. Amidst all its moving parts, Indivisible finds its center, and opens its third eye.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.8
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is a sequel that plays it very safe – which, in this particular case, is for the better. Coming back to the traditional style of co-op gameplay and puzzle solving that made the first two games so delightful is exactly the kind of refocusing that the Trine series needed after the misfire of Trine 3. Some lackluster puzzle designs, technical issues, and a lack of difficulty stand in the way of it overtaking Trine 2 as the best of the series, but Trine 4 still remains a shining example of how cooperative gaming should be, and is one of the most gorgeous looking 2.5D games of 2019.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.5
