You are young, you have just turned 18 and you are arriving in London for the first time to study your dream career. After an intense week of studying, Friday arrives and you try to enjoy an evening with friends. Suddenly you are at the door of a place and someone snatches the iPhone from ...
The prequel to the critically acclaimed street 96 is finally here! In Road 96: Mile 0, you Play as Zoe and Kaito as they set out to discover the truth their country is trying to hide, and do so through unique gameplay featuring the new Psychedelic Rides mechanic. Do you want to know what’s on ...
A standalone prequel with lots of ideas to share. Road 96 is a clever game that can feel a bit messy at times. Set in Petria, a totalitarian state with an American twist, it follows a group of teenagers who strive for a frontier and a better life. Even now, I’m a little dazzled thinking ...
Two years ago, Digixart started his narrative adventure Road 96 and although Alberto was responsible for the analysis in Europe, I analyzed the English version of this game and I loved it. The choices you had to make seemed important and real, the story was compelling and emotionally contradictory, the character development was excellent, and ...
Road 96: Mile 0 will likely leave less of an impression than its predecessor, who brilliantly mastered choral playing and with its gallery of NPCs, each contributing their score to a corrosive symphony. Admittedly confusing with its musical mini-games, mile 0 provides a good supplement to find out how the daughter of an influential minister ...
During tonight’s PlayStation State of Play presentation, Marvel’s Spider-Man Remake and Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales Announced for PC. Developed by Insomniac Games, the series has now sold over 33 million copies worldwide as of May 15, and the PC version will undoubtedly add more units to that number. The video playing tonight is called a ...
We are living in the most difficult weeks because of the COVID-19 epidemic produced in many countries of the world and we have been forced to stay in our homes and leave only what is important. However, if you live in Spain, you will know that these forms of incarceration will gradually relax. If you ...
