After Cities XL, this time it's the turn of Trópico 2: Pirate Cove, now live on our Twitch channel. ¡
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A lover of the world of cultural leisure (a euphemism with which I refer to various kinds of geekdoms), since my earliest childhood I have felt a special interest in comics and animation, and a little later, in video games.
We played Cities XL, a city simulator that, without being among the most precise, turned out to be one of the most interesting I have tried thanks to its intercity commerce and its range of economic specialization options.
Désida is a self-published comic by Bardeo that offers us high doses of social criticism within a political context that reminds us quite a bit of our own, and with a mysterious video game as a backdrop.
I'm launching headlong into my second attempt to beat Prince of Persia live. Would I be able to beat the game this time?
We inaugurate this new section of gameplays with Alley Cat, a game starring a cat and developed by Bill Williams, through Synsoft and published by IBM.
Pokémon Iberia is the controversial fangame that breaks the mold with adult and even satirical approaches in a childish and stagnant saga.
As the second article of this special tribute to Superlópez, we will review The Lord of the Pacifiers, one of his most famous classic adventures.
We review The Grooves of Chance, the colossal graphic novel by Paco Roca. A tribute to the Spanish combatants who fought against the Axis in the Second World War accompanied by the graphics that the artist has accustomed us to.
For a change, this time we give L.A. a try. Noire in its Switch version, a detective game where investigation and interrogations take center stage.
"Meeting..." returns to open a series of articles that will pay tribute to Jan's series that was closed relatively recently. On this occasion we will take a bird's eye view tour of its protagonist, Superlópez himself.
It's time to try Breath of The Wild, the most atypical Zelda of all. Hours and hours of open world exploration, climbing, collecting goods, cooking, multiple microdungeons, and non-linear development of the main story await us.
Gravitar Recharged is an update of the Atari 2600 classic and the 1982 arcade machines. We embark on this space journey to see if it lives up to the classic.
We ventured to try the adaptation of the Nintendo hybrid console of Trópico 6, an equally hybrid title, which combines city management and political simulation between tropical rhythms.
I venture to try Cities Skylines: Nintendo Switch Edition, the "little brother" of its PC counterpart. We will see his strengths and where he limps.
We enter the Astral Chain, a post-apocalyptic future where all civilization is reduced to a single enclave, the Ark, besieged by creatures from the mysterious Astral Plane, a destructive parallel dimension.
Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition maintains and deepens the mechanics present in it, with much more fluid and dynamic combat, introducing RPG elements and adding other improvements such as open worlds and secondary missions.
We immerse ourselves in the Switch version of this apocalyptic classic that perfectly combines frenetic hack and slash combat with solving puzzles in dungeons in the purest zeldero style. All this seasoned with its characteristic brutality.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2, which finds it difficult to escape comparisons with its predecessor, is a heavyweight in the Switch catalog that, however, has its lights and shadows. Whether one or the other weighs more will depend on each person, but here is the opinion of yours truly.
Kill it With Fire at a somewhat atypical fps. There is no way for us to receive a scratch and our rival to beat is some elusive and harmless spiders, using firearms or flammable weapons if necessary. Could a title with these characteristics be interesting? In this article we will find out.
This time we tried Filament, a game in which each puzzle is a world in itself
Discovering Indies is back with a vampire RPG with a fairly classic graphic finish. Will it be as good as they say?
Thanks to the Switch eShop, we can relive the wild combat of Samurai Shodown 2, originally released for Neo Geo Pocket Color. In this new installment of "Playing..." we tell our experience
'Papers, please', or imagine being an inspector at a pixelated customs office working under pressure to prevent your family from being beaten up and ending up behind bars while you decide whether or not to help a mysterious secret society
Once again, the season of “Meeting…” comes to an end. In total, we have been introducing you to the characters of...























