Recent reviews by Mama Lancia

The pure juice from the 80s and the 90s, just feels good.

Several versions from diverse Plataforms like Arcades, NES, SNES, Mega Drive and even a portable version from Game Boy.

This collection includes 10 games and 6 Japanese versions; The emulation is competent, I strong recomend the use of the digital pad for a better gameplay, the save option is a really nice add, there is several screen modes, but I missed a 4:3 mode without the scanlines.

I strongly recommend for the lovers of the 80's.

Rate: 8.0/10

Very solid game; in my experience, the second-best MotoGP game I played so far.

The game definitely went down to a simulator path. MotoGP 21 is extremely demanding and has a long and sometimes harsh learning curve. This version had a great graphical improvement; the light system was completely upgraded; the feeling of the bike weight is realistic and feels so good; the sound of the engines is very realistic; and the original soundtrack is also sharp.

Playing the game after hours, you feel the game had special care in its development.

Final Rate: 8.2/10.

A successful continuation to the best game in the series which are MotoGP 19.

The handling receive a update, at the beggining feels strange but after some time you get used, Moto2 handling feels better this time faster and smooth, there is a interesting visual graphical update, the sound effects are great and realistic, menus and original soundtrack are very stylish, the whole game itself had a sharp quality.

8.0/10

The "Italian Resident Evil" heavly inspired by Resident Evil 3 with a flavor of The Evil Within.
(Daymare is not a cheap copy but a tribute to 90s Resident Evil.)

Daymare is average in general with a nice aesthetics almost always present in the air, some segments are good and refined, others are just average, and sometimes you encounter small portions with a flat and uncooked feeling but happily they are the minority. The pace of the game works, there is a fine work in the original soundtrack that has essence. The gun play and controls are average and a little bit stuck, but it does its job.I found the experience a little better after closing it for the second time.

In the end Daymare: 1998 leaves a sweet flavour.

Flat, generic, soulless, dragged gameplay, pure grinding, uninspired missions and problematic level design, very annoying enemies, the combat system is awkward and the constant enemies respawn over and over is the ultimate torture.

Sometimes there is a interesting art style, and the graphics are good but the rest is completely problematic.

Huge disappointment, one of the games I most regret buying.

Absolutely vicious fast and frenetic, I Loved it. Could be more modes and circuits.
Recommend for players who loves the racing genre.

7.0/10.

2K and Hangar 13 transformed a well-respected series into a soulless modern corporation product.

The story of the game is levels below the previous Mafia titles, and the core of the game itself is also totally different. The Italian Mafia element has been washed away.
Mafia III is a frantic and extremely repetitive action game with some rare memorable missions. The protagonist is a generic action soldier, not a Mafioso.

The story is fanciful and a persistent implausible sensation is always in the air. The alliance with the Haitian, Irish, and Italian mob leaders to beat the powerful Marcano Mafia was too fictional and unbelievable. The story just does not feel organic.

Most of the positive points are related to the 60s vibes, such as the amazing cars and the unbeatable and stately music of that time. The gunplay is solid and very pleasant, and the vehicle driving and handling are also sharp. The setting and visuals of the city have top-line polish work and a very realistic feel, but at the same time, the city feels empty because the interaction with the city scenarios is limited.

Overall, 7.0/10.

It's good to see on Steam but I really missed the singleplayer campaign achievements, why there is no campaign achievements on PC?

Unfortunately, KOEI Tecmo didn't make a good PC port; the game has a constant problem with FPS drops in combat, this happens in any configuration or graphic quality, and there is also no support for controller (rumble), this applies to any official controller or not, in a Hack and Slash game the rumble function really makes a difference.

KOEI TECMO used the Dynasty Warriors formula and gameplay, which in my opinion did not match with Berserk, this formula wears out quickly and from the middle of the long single-player campaign the gameplay starts to get very tiring, tedious and repetitive, with each mission I completed I hoped the game would end quickly.
The graphics could be better, the scenarios mainly have a poor and simple visuals, there was a lack of polish and extra care, the aesthetics of the anime are very rich and stylish, there is that feeling that something could have been done much better.

A positive point is the addition of several high definition excerpts from the original anime, even those who have never watched Berserk will understand the story.

In the end, unfortunately, BERSERK and the Band of the Hawk is an poor adaptation.

Rating: 5.0/10

But I won't cry for yesterday
There's an ordinary world
Somehow I have to find
And as I try to make my way
To the ordinary world
I will learn to survive

Solid survivor horror game, but it lost some of the heavy and unique atmosphere of the first The Evil Within.

8.5/10. (Almost as good as the first one)