Recent reviews by Riva Silvercrown

The story is nice and the character controls simple BUT the menus do not work at all. I have tried both with controller and with keyboard and mouse not to avail.

If they solve this issue, it will be a yes but until then... don't buy it.

I started playing without knowing really well what to expect. I ended the game in one sit (5+ hours) totally riveted to the experience. It is like "ayreon" meets "telltale". If you like both things... please try it out.

MHW has very different environments and monsters, which makes you think on the best strategy for each one. The only thing I would improve is the co-op mechanics, since many times you cannot play with your friends up until a cinematic which makes it a bit tiresome.

I like infosec and I have to say that in this game they have managed to simplify it enough that you don't need to be an expert but, still, introduce enough concepts and mechanics that it feels real enough. Good story, good voice acting and compelling cinematics. It is not an easy game, but if you liked uplink or hacknet, try it.

Un gran sucesor para una saga épica. King's Quest mantiene el espíritu de la saga original, añadiendo ese puntito divertido que hace que merezca la pena dedicarle el tiempo para jugar a todos los capítulos.

I really like the Risen saga, but given the amount of issues this game has (in my case the crash on saving a game) makes it unplayable. I mean... it is nice the 90s revival where you can only save when the autosave kicks up and cannot replay parts because you cannot be sure where the saving point was but, come on, I don't think this was a "feature".

Se trata de un juego de simulacion y estrategia bastante sencillo y adictivo. Ideal para pasar un rato entretenido sin necesidad de especial dedicación y, al mismo tiempo, que permite reengancharse facilmente a dónde se había dejado.

First of all, when I backed the game I was really excited on gatting a 2070s Shadowrun RPG game where I could play with my friends from the Shadowrun community.

With the latest update, I have come to get quite impressed. Narrative is good, the missions are interesting and I'm thrilled with how the story is evolving. However, there are things missing (I suppose they'll be out on launching day) such as the footwork before a run, and the matrix system (I am not seeing any interest on playing with a decker for the moment) as well as the astral world.

At this moment, I recommend getting shadowrun chronicles, but be aware that it still has many possibilities for improvement that, I hope, we will see in the near future.

I love P&C games, and I've been playing them for more than 20 years and I gotta say that this one can compete with the classics from the golden era. The game is beautiful, the story is captivating and the resolution surprising it has the characteristics that make an adventure memorable and, at the same time, addictive. If you like the classics and the games where the story is the strong point... don't miss Memoria.

After the AC3 fiasco, where the main character was as charismatic as a rock and the story was quite lacking, I only bought AC4 because of an offer... and I have to say that, had I known the great effort ubisoft Montreal had done to improve it from its predecessor, I wouldn't have waited that much.

The story recover the AC franchise flavour, adding new and interesting gameplay, the possibility of planning our movements much better and different kinds of missions. It is also quite amazing that, when traveling from island to island, instead of going through an small "in between" zone that adds nothing to the game, you can choose between sailing or quick travel, being able to live like a real pirate.

Also remarkable is the fact that changing from a city scenario to the sea is almost seamless, which improves the game experience quite a lot.

The only con? IMO, the fact that the islands are not completely explorable, so we can just go through the main settlements.