Fitness Boxing 2 is not a bad choice for players looking for a way to exercise on Nintendo Switch. You will sweat for sure, but there isn't a big improvement in this sequel and, beyond that, the training isn't as addictive as other similar approaches like Ring Fit Adventure.

Better than last year, but far from the excellence. Much new content, few new features in the gameplay. The game can aim for more but it seems that its creators are already satisfied with the product itself.

Among the Sleep is an adventure of terror with amazing possibilities, but its final quality isn't the best.

We expected a better game from Dimps, but it's still a good option for fans looking for a decent plataforming Sonic game in 3DS.

Demons of the Badlands works nice as an add-on for avid Red Faction Guerrilla players, but it doesn’t offer anything essentially new.

Action RPG adventures for PS4, PC and Switch from Gust that resembles the very same experience enjoyed in the first Nights of Azure chapter with novelty features. Not the best in its genre by any means, but a decent one nonetheless.

An interesting deconstruction of Lovecraftian horror that nails the atmosphere, but is ultimately held back by repetitive levels and technical bugs.

A LEGO game that allow us to create lots of different backgrounds using a very intuitive interface. Really fun, especially with another player.

Revelations has an intriguing plot and a fascinating new hero, but it is also an expansion weak in terms of quality and contents.

Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer has a lot of ítems, furniture and options to design a great variety of houses. Maybe we miss more social options, but the game is still funny and charming.

Lord of the Rings: War in the North is far from perfect, but killing a lot of orcs is always a fun experience.

This is for one of the best SpongeBob SquarePants videogames ever made. However, the game hasn't been properly updated after the original title was released more than 15 years ago.

It’s a pity that Driveclub VR had to sacrifice so much in its visuals to achieve the necessary smooth and immersion in VR. Also, it’s questionable the decision to be sold separately for those who own the original title.

Pokémon needed a separate, dedicated platform to manage its competitive scene, and Champions is the answer we’ve been demanding for years. It’s a fantastic world—easily one of the most thrilling experiences when it comes to turn-based combat. From a design perspective, it delivers where it truly matters; however, it also carries inexcusable technical issues and certain rough edges that make building a top-tier competitive team more of a chore than it should be. [Recommended]

Intense and frantic dual stick shooter with a great coop mode and high detailed visuals. Deep fun.

Entertaining and quite fun in the short term, but miles away from the PS4, Xbox One and PC editions in almost every way. Freemium issues are really frustrating.

Cobalt is a good adventure action game with a clever mix of genres.

Crysis Remastered is another good job made by Saber Interactive, an awesome port which retains all the good things we remembered from the PC version of Crysis.

WRC isn't the best racing game, but it offers a satisfying rally experience.

Another fun to play and plenty of options racing game based on the championship of the same name, but lacks originality and the graphical power to compete with the best racing simulators.

I Am Alive gives players a pure survival experience at a low price.

Interesting remake of one of the most iconic 2D run and gun classic arcade games from the 90s era.

Fun and addictive space shooter with adds nothing especially new for the PSVR. Highly recommendable nonetheless.

One Piece: Burning Blood is an interesting game with tons of characters to choose from, a great array of game modes and a solid battle system. And of course, you will find the best representation of One Piece’s characters in a videogame.

The promising The Last Remnant is unfairly flawed by its disastrous technical glitches and its awkward battle system. Whoever will be able to ignore its messy frame rate and its tedious loading times will find an occasional enjoyment in its proposal.

A very special JRPG in which all the characters are teen girls. Turn based battles and the diverse relations established between the different girls are the main pillars of the game.

Season 2 is a great follow up to Kinect Sports and a step in the right direction for Kinect games.

Wheelman is a merely correct videogame that could be improved with more inspiration in its development. Nothing is especially good or bad in this Vin Diesel flick, but it needs that point that pushes us to play and/or recommend it. With the enormous supply of quality Sand-Box in the market, the option of Wheelman is only useful for those who are done with Saint’s Row 2 or GTA IV.