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Agony
Ever since becoming old enough to understand good and evil, we have always been told that if we do something bad, we will go to Hell. Literature, art and even video games tried to give the most horrifying representation of Hell, but none did it as well as Agony. Hellish...
Little Witch Academia, created by Studio Trigger, has managed to find its success worldwide thanks to its quirky characters and its magical academy setting in the vein of the more popular Harry Potter. While the influence is certainly there, it wouldn't be right to label the anime simply as the...
Tower of Time
Fantasy settings aren't the most original ones around. Players usually take on the role of the chosen one, having to travel the world to see its wonders and ultimately acquire the power to defeat a great evil that threatens all. Some RPGs tried to spice things up a bit, but...
Empires Apart
The real-time strategy genre used to be all the rage a few years ago, but eventually left the spotlight as gamers' tastes changed. One game in particular, Age of Empires II, was all the rage, thanks to its gameplay mechanics and solid campaign. Sure, at the end of the day,...
Gust's Atelier series has become, over the years, one of the most appreciated Japanese role-playing game series thanks to its light-hearted nature and the sense of discovery represented by some of its unique mechanics, such as alchemy. Last year's entry in the series, Atelier Firis: Alchemist of the Mysterious Journey,...
The Assassin's Creed series made a glorious comeback with Assassin's Creed Origins following a well-needed hiatus. Since the release of Assassin's Creed 2, Ubisoft released a new entry in the series every year, and quality suffered terribly. In 2014, Ubisoft went the extra mile and released two main entries in...
Among the big AAA titles that have been released these past years, few have been as divisive as Final Fantasy XV. Whether it's for its linear second half, underdeveloped story or a number of other issues, the most vocal fans of the series considering the game directed by Hajime Tabata...
Horror games, or rather, survival horror games have become popular following the release of the original Resident Evil back in 1996, but the Capcom developed game was hardly the first horror title to ever be released. Aside from the popular Alone in the Dark, horror fans had already enjoyed a...
Subnautica
There's nothing as frightening as crashlanding on an alien world, especially if this world is made up of a vast ocean filled with strange lifeforms. Crashlanding on an alien world can also be an exciting experience, as the joy of discovery gradually takes away any sort of fear one may...
No matter how many years pass, mankind never seems to be able to leave war behind as the solution to many of its problems. Whether it's for resources, living space or anything else, man always seems to be ready to embrace weapons and start off the killings. This is pretty...
2017 has seen the release of a couple of action RPGs clearly influenced by From Software's Soul series, each of them offering a different take on the brutally challenging experience made popular by the Japanese developer. While Team Ninja's Nioh brought the experience to ancient Japan, Deck13's The Surge brought...
The Black Mirror series is a series fans of point and click adventures hold dear thanks to its horror setting, the eerie Black Mirror castle, and the actual experiences, filled with mysteries to unravel and puzzles to solve. The series was seemingly done with the third entry, released in 2011,...
CriticDB tracks 199 Francesco De Meo reviews, averaging 77/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Francesco De Meo score in the Reviews tab.
Francesco De Meo score distribution
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