Come ogni anno arriva il momento dell’uscita di Call of Duty. Quest’anno l’onere dello sviluppo è stato riversato sui ragazzi di Sledgehammer Games che, dopo aver sfornato il capitolo sulla seconda guerra mondiale con WWII, ha voluto cimentarsi nuovamente con lo stesso periodo storico, ma provando a cercare una formula più “personale” e meno ordinaria. […]Read More
![[Recensione] Hades](https://www.rollnplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Hades-recensione-1.jpg)
Da grande appassionata di The Binding of Isaac e di mitologia greca, non potevo non notare Hades fin dal suo esordio su Steam in Early Access. Per un motivo o per un altro, mi sono sempre trovata a rimandare l’acquisto, finché non mi sono resa conto tutto insieme che era finalmente uscita la versione 1.0 […]Read More
![[Review] Cyberpunk 2077](https://www.rollnplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/cyberpunk-2077.jpg)
Cyberpunk 2077 was long awaited since its first announcement in 2012. CD Projekt RED was already loved for the first two chapters in The Witcher series at the time. Success was a sure thing then. However, the development road was indeed bumpy. Launch was a disaster between bugs, glitches and unplayable console versions. If you […]Read More
![[Review] The Legend of Bum-Bo](https://www.rollnplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/legend-of-bum-bo-1.jpg)
The Binding of Isaac is my favorite game of all time. It changed my view about videogames and what I want by them in a way that I did not expect. It’s only natural that I would be interested in The Legend of Bum-Bo, since it expands the lore of TBoI. I finished it recently, […]Read More
![[Review] Return of the Obra Dinn](https://www.rollnplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/return-of-the-obra-dinn-review-1.jpg)
I talked in my post about my regrets of the last decade about games I had yet to start. Return of the Obra Dinn was one of them. I wanted to start 2020 in a good way, so I played the game on my Nintendo Switch. I had the best five hours with a videogame […]Read More
