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he Longest Road on Earth is a metaphor for life, its journey, and the time we spend in it. It focuses on everyday life, finding pleasure in the tasks of the day-to-day. Through images and music, it tells the stories of certain characters, their lives, and their ways of living them.I also believe that The Longest Road on Earth teaches us that we all live our lives in different ways, and that one way is not better or worse than another. It is simply our own. However, I do not think it does anything particularly well or outstanding. It is rare to talk about a title that lasts just over an hour and a half. It could delve deeper into its ideas, but due to the absolute lack of text, I understand that extending the game any further would be tedious. it is good, but it does not stand out. I feel that it paints everything too nicely, an idyllic life without problems and far removed from the difficulties of living in society.

Played on PC Ratchet and Clank: A Rift Apart is a spectacle in every sense, with gameplay that is perfected to the extreme and incredible visual quality. The port could be better optimized, but it is still a pleasure to play. The story delves a little deeper than these games usually do, which is appreciated. However, it is still not a game with many pretensions. It is fun, it looks good, and that is enough.

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Viewfinder is a small game, both in its proposal and in its **** fulfills the role of a puzzle game, without being extremely difficult, it manages to keep you playing until the end. Its premise, that of playing with perspective, I would have liked to be explored a little more, I understand that the mechanics did not give more of themselves, but there are certain situations where it was not so much "playing" with perspective as it was trial and error. It is true that I see how things could be solved in different ways, to a certain extent the way to solve the puzzle may depend on how these perspectives are understood. But I miss depth, perhaps greater **** story is about hope, climate change, and how far we are willing to go to save ourselves. It does not go too deep here either. It is a premise to guide you, too much in the style of Portal, already seen many times. It is a good game, short and one that is appreciated to play. It does not pose much of a challenge and it is good to spend the afternoon with it.

I'm not sure what the idea was, I don't understand why this obsession with taking the player so much by the hand, Stray isn't that it's a bad game, the problem is that it doesn't do anything with its premise, it all boils down to making three actions throughout the game, the fact of being a cat harms the narrative and it feels as if being a cat had been thought of after starting the development of the game. What I want to say is that being a cat is wasted, specifically it does not fit with what the game proposes, nor with its world, nor with the missions. We are talking about a cat, it should not be able to understand the language or the orders or the motives of the characters. And to make matters worse, we find that absolutely all the missions are to act as a messenger, to go from one place to another to deliver I don't know what to I don't know **** is irrelevant who asks you for help, or what is supposed to be happening, it doesn't make much effort to tell an interesting story, but I think that for a certain type of audience it can still be a great game, the world is created with a lot of detail and the artistic direction is impeccable.I think expectations were raised too high and at least for me, it was not what I expected.

Doom eternal is much better than 2016, the combat expanded and altered, in pursuit of a more frenetic, but at the same time more strategic, they make gunplay a kind of chess game at full speed.