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Review of HORSES – Systemic Horror

Ritual, power, and the normalization of abuse in Santa Ragione’s game

HORSES is a first-person horror adventure developed by Santa Ragione in collaboration with filmmaker Andrea Lucco Borlera, released on December 2, 2025. Its concise length—just over three hours f...


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ILL: Not Just Fear, But Unease – A Spine-Chilling Survival Horror That Strikes Both Mind and Body

A survival horror that doesn’t just scare: it disturbs body, mind, and perception.

From the moment it was announced, ILL has made it clear that compromise is not pa...


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Obsidian Moon – Writing as a Gameplay Mechanic: Impressions from the Demo

A narrative investigation shaped by noir atmosphere and player responsibility

Although I am not an expert in investigative games, I have always felt drawn to the genre. I approached Obsidian Moon without particular expectations regarding my own deductive skills. The demo, released on January 12 during Steam...


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Reforging an Icon: Tomb Raider and the Challenge of Redefining Lara Croft

Two new projects, one icon to redefine: why Lara Croft’s future hinges on this third reboot.

Few video game franchises can claim the dual distinction of shaping an entire genre while repeatedly struggling to reinvent themselves: Tomb Raider is one of them. Since its 1996 debut as a bold experiment in 3D adventure, the series has defi...


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Ayasa: Shadows of Silence Review – A narrative platformer full of shadows

A striking aesthetic and a recognizable imaginary that fail to support an uncertain gameplay and an underdeveloped identity

Those who truly love a genre quickly learn to recognize its codes, recurring patterns, and risks. Above all, they learn to stay demanding. Ayasa: Shadows of Silence (we had already tried the


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