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Dance Central Spotlight
Dance Central Spotlight è divertente a patto che si amino le tracce musicali, sbilanciate fortemente verso l’R’n’B. È vero che tra i DLC si trova molta più varietà, ma i brani più recenti rimangono rappresentativi di questo genere. Divertente ma un po’ distaccato e poco innovativo, il gioco ha un prezzo interessante che può valere la prova da parte di appassionati del genere e della serie.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)7.0
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
Despite that one area being notable low-point, the rest of The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is remarkable. The combination of its gorgeous visuals and powerful mysteries make it one of those games that stuck with me and begged to be replayed. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is an amazing achievement. Its story is powerful, its freedom is liberating, and its world is one of the most beautiful I’ve ever wandered around. Here’s to more games not holding your hand.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.5
Ancient Space
The excessive micromanagement and often vexing pace of combat tarnish the tactical depth created by cool officer abilities and unit variety. The campaign oscillates between enjoyable, and just plain annoying. Multiplayer or a custom skirmish mode might have picked up some of the slack, but both are absent. Entering this particular warpgate is far from inadvisable, but also far from essential.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)6.6
Skylanders: Trap Team
In most ways, Skylanders Trap Team is the best game in the series. The abundance of inventive and genuinely fun characters, and the inclusion of playable villains, means there’s always some amazing new trick to try. ...On the downside, there’s nothing new here for your existing Skylanders, and the overall story just fails to come together. Still, where else are you going to see a Broccoli wizard to fight a heavy-metal werewolf?Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.2
D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die
Buon uso del Kinect (comunque opzionale), trama affascinante e stile grafico particolare per un'avventura investigativa un po' troppo lineare e poco interattiva. D4 è un ottimo acquisto per i patiti di indagini - specie se a sfondo paranormale - e per chi apprezza i giochi follemente giapponesi, nonché per gli appassionati di avventure grafiche con un tocco di dinamismo.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)7.8
Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments
Crimes & Punishments: Sherlock Holmes ha il grande pregio di risultare accessibile a tutti e di offrire casi investigativi misteriosi, affascinati e “sherlockiani” al punto giusto. C’è molta varietà nei puzzle e negli enigmi, la longevità è più che discreta e graficamente ci si può accontentare.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.0
Wasteland 2
Wasteland 2 è un prodotto nato chiaramente da passione e amore. Lungi dall'essere perfetto principalmente a causa di una eccessiva macchinosità della telecamera e dell'interfaccia di gioco si difende egregiamente sotto ogni altro aspetto offrendo un'esperienza di gioco completa e complessa. Se si stava cercando un degno erede di Fallout (I primi due) si può tranquillamente affermare che la ricerca è conclusa.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)9.1
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
There are plenty of good things to say about Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. It looks and plays great, it’s easy to dive into for beginners, and rewarding to learn for veterans. It’s irresistible sense of style speaks for itself, but given how much I love its predecessor, the biggest compliment I can pay it is that it’s 100% the sequel that Persona 4 Arena deserved.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)9.1
Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments
Crimes and Punishments offers a huge advance in graphics and gameplay for the Sherlock Holmes adventure series, and is well worth playing for longtime fans -- especially if they’re playing on a new-gen console or PC. The cases are thoroughly enjoyable, but deducing the murderer can be nebulous and unsatisfying due to a preponderance of circumstantial evidence.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)7.5
Frozen Synapse Prime
Prime’s simultaneous turn structure makes for a tense experience that’s both intelligent and rewarding. It deftly avoids the tedium that can sometimes plague strategy games, but still provides incredible depth for those with the patience to enjoy it. Find some friends, create some matches, and embrace a thinking man’s mobile tacitcs game.Read full review from IGN (opens in a new tab)8.7
