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An absolute masterpiece, blue prince melds an unprecedented in its complexity and deepness puzzle game with an addictive roguelike structure giving birth to a really original formula that works marvelously. It can look frustrating on the first hours due to rng but believe me, once you get what you're into you will understand that every run has something to give and it will never be enough. Hands down already best indie of the year and I think it would be just fair to put it among the goty contenders. A true miracle

gameplay wise, ragnarok is an undeniable step forward from its predecessor, where god of war already had an amazing gameplay system. This sequel, though, fails in terms of rythm and story telling, making quiet the mess where it should have been really hard to

SOTE manages to surpass the main game, already exceptional, in terms of map design and boss design even giving the player new powerful tools to build their own character. As the main game, though, not every area feels completely developed and some main bosses don't deliver as they should, keeping the title away from perfection. Would deserve a 9 if you take the dlc nature of SOTE in account

an unrepeated rpg experience with excellent writing. Will never forget how the story ends, wrapping up in the highest synthesis possible. Just the best finale i ever experienced in a videogame

maybe the best example of story driven videogame "what remains of edith finch" even amuses with well implemented, yet simple, gameplay ideas. The living proof that videogames can just be a display of strong emotions and life lessons

a life changing experience in the shape of a revolutionary videogame. Only the best pieces of art have this power, and metal gears solid 2 delivers it even when, purposely, it doesn't work.

a diamond in a nutshell, sifu has the most impressive learning curve i have ever experienced in a videogame, helped by precise still flexible mechanics. Play to learn

impressive rpg with very good writing and a very enjoyable gameplay loop, never risks too much, falling in the "safe" perspective. Still one of the best crafted first person rpgs of the last years, if not the best

a beautiful combat system, spectacular boss fights and aesthetics. Too bad everything else just falls apart, from a narrative that doesn't stand the prologue premises to an useless open map structure. A missed chance with some very high peaks

toys for bob made the impossible reiterating the quality of the best chapters of the franchise, and maybe did even more delivering an overall unmissable platforming experience. Not a ten because a few levels are still far from entertaining

the perfect hardcore experience for action/platforming lovers. Don't expect anything more (or less)

an astounding graphic masterpiece weighed down by poor rythm and and a lazy take on the survival horror genre.

A must play gaming experience for every taste, a breath of fresh air in a stagnant game design industry. Don't miss this

surprisingly deep action combat system and mostly excellent boss fights design with one of the best narratives and aesthetics in the last few years. Has its flaws but they all feel well counterbalanced by aspects of major importance in a must play action game