Citadel: Forged With Fire is an OK attempt at the sandbox MMO genre, but one that’s flawed and riddled with problems. If you’re okay with its grindy pace and have some friends who also play the game, but might actually get to enjoy it. Wouldn’t recommend otherwise.

It seems impossible not to enjoy the construction and management experience proposed by Planet Zoo.

After the long wait, finally Rockstar fans can play one of the finest games this generation. Red Dead Redemption 2, for those with the hardware capable of running it, is the best western gaming experience we could ever have hoped for.

Need for Speed: Heat needs a better balance, both in the progression system and police chases, to make it all fun, instead of frustrating.

Death Stranding seeks to subvert the concept that we have of an open world, giving more importance to exploration and discovery. A game with a story that hits the primary emotions of the player, addressing existentialist themes as few games have accomplished to do.

Lots of content, but unable to hide his problems and the absence of new features in the gameplay. The franchise needs a deep change.

Luigi's Mansion 3 is the most spooky and fun adventure from Super Mario's brother.

A brilliant exploration and puzzle adventure that shines for its minimalist but amazing audiovisuals.

One could portray The Beast Inside as a classic horror game from the last decade, but it’s also one that draws the biggest flaws from the genre in our current timeline. Point is, as much as we want to criticize its problems, it brings up an interesting story full of mysteries and challenging puzzles.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare manages to become that gritty-war franchise that we once knew and loved, but adapting its appearance and gunplay to 2019.

A great tribute to Valkyrie Profile with the seal of Lab Zero Games. Great battle mechanics and superb character design, his long platform sections artificially lengthens the game.

Stela follows the path of other cinematic platforming experiences like Limbo and Inside, but if forgets to add a new layer to the subgenre. It has great moments, and visually is awesome at times. Definitely, not a bad adventure, but it feels very short and predictable, like if you had played it before.

Up for some quick fun? Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville might be for you —it features a wide range of cool characters, nice graphics, and lots of small maps for chaotic, explosive teamplay. Just don’t expect anything deep or complex to play in a coordinated squad, cause there’s none of that in this game.

Overwatch for Switch is a brilliant multiplayer action game with the seal of quality of Blizzard.

Disco Elysium is an amazing RPG with a great detective story and a lot of freedom for the players to complete the adventure the way they want to.

A good job by Other Ocean, which meets its goal: to resurrect a PlayStation classic.

The Outer Worlds is not as solid as other recent games from Obsidian, but is a very good game for hardcore RPG fans.

An interesting homage to the 3D classic adventures, developed with low resources in an indie manner. Not bad at all, but the world design is chaotic and the gameplay mechanics are frustrating.

Call of Duty Mobile is a great multiplayer action game that works perfectly in mobile devices. It has a lot of games modes, including the popular battle royale.

With the essence of a puzzle game, you'll see yourself again and again trying new strategies to discover its many secrets.

John Wick Hex is a clever tactical action game, with a very resounding aesthetic and sound.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition brings to Nintendo Switch one of the most complex and detailed worlds of this generation.

Frostpunk is as hard and well crafted on consoles as it was when it was released on PC last year.

Northgard is a great RTS that finds its place between newcomers and veteran players. To lead your vikings to the victory is a real pleasure, and when you start building and conquering, you won't want to stop playing.

GRID is looking for its niche in a highly competitive genre with an eclectic proposal that wants to please everyone but therefore does not delve into any particular field.

Destiny 2 Shadowkeep isn’t the charming, brand-new, revolutionary expansion Forsaken was, but it’s an important, transformative package that sets an even brighter future for the franchise. Behind its rather discrete amount of content lies a great sense of replayability, challenging content to chew right from the start and countless hours of tuning our guardians.

The Sojourn manages to engage the player thanks to a creative puzzle system that stays fresh and deepens to the maximum level as it introduces new elements.

Devil’s Hunt not only has one of the worst main character of the current generation: has a boring and awkward game mechanics and it’s poor in visual and sound and has a worst plot. A lost chance to make a nice third person perspective beat’em up.