The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo, a surreal point & click game, is an exquisite work on an artistic level and it's fun to play too. The problem is it has a lot of bugs and it’s not complete.

A very unique game about Yakuzas that surely deserves your time.

Disgaea 7 is not disruptive, but is a good entrance door to the franchise indeed.

Crimson Banner feels so unpolished in every regard that it's really difficult to recommend. [Not Recommended]

Dragonheir: Silent Gods is a really nice title that mixes Dungeon & Dragons-style, role-playing mechanics with elements of turn-based combat and gacha.

A good sequel that has the same flaws and victories of the original game.

Stray Souls is a horror game incapable of provoking fear in the player due to its generic approach, its terrible use of narrative and its clunky gameplay. [Not Recommended]

A failed attempt to make an enjoyable beat 'em up starred Asterix and Obelix. It 's repetitive and uninspired. [No recommended]

A good choice for retro nostalgic gamers, but it should have included some important games from the 8 and 16 bits era.

Morbid is not the best soulslike, but is an interesting action RPG that offers a few hours of simple enjoyment.

If you love The Secret of Monkey Island, you’ll love this game. [Recommended]

The biggest battles in one of the best strategy games of the year. [Recommended]

This PS5/Xbox Series version of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 offers the same content already seen in the original editions of the game, only with improved visuals and faster loading times. [Recommended]

An average remaster of a not-so-good 2D platform adventure game from the 16 bits era. There are lots of games way better than this one. [Not Recommended]

Excellent homage to the best Neo-Geo beat'em ups ever created like Burning Fight or Robo Army. Nice visuals and refined gameplay. [Recommended]

A complex SRPG than is very enjoyable despite its story or the hard to understand than sometimes is. [Recommended]

Dragon Ball Gekishin Squadra not only proves itself to be a remarkable MOBA, but it has also managed to leverage the strengths of its license and adapt them perfectly to this type of game. With addictive gameplay, impressive technical features, and a surprising affection for Toriyama's work, this is a title that any fan of Goku and company should give a try. [Recommended]

Mortal Sin is a hidden roguelike gem that combines fast-paced combat, and striking visuals. Not for everyone, but its intense gameplay and replayability make it unforgettable for those willing to dive in. [Recommended]

A perfect game for big robots fans with tons of content and a good gameplay. Recommended]

and Roger is a stab to the heart disguised as a video game. Short, intimate, and devastating, but necessary; one of those titles that changes you without you even realizing it. [Recommended]

Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow is a game that successfully captures the essence of the saga with solid level design, immersive atmosphere, and stealth-focused gameplay, but its poor AI undermines many of its strengths.

The Dark Rites of Arkham keeps you hooked for just over five hours, delivering a mystery where cosmic horror and clever design intertwine to masterful effect. [Recommended]