Not your ordinary “Resi” experience, but RE4 is still one of the best action-horror ever made... and now you can play it anywhere with your Switch.

One of the most divisive chapters in the Resident Evil saga arrives on the Nintendo Switch, for the first time playable as a portable game. An enjoyable more of the same with some annoying issues.

Of course there's always room for improvement, but Milestone worked hard and every core element of the MotoGP series looks and feels better than ever, depicting the best installment to date.

Kunos Simulazioni brings the Blancpain Championship in our homes, and we don’t need either the GT superlicence to drive it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Lapis X Labyrinth is a good action RPG, able to entertain thanks to a well packaged mix of video game subgenres, a frantic and immediate combat system and a convincing role structure. The biggest shadow is certainly represented by the extremely repetitive structure of the quests.

Beyond the mere narrative component, which will best capture only manga and anime (or Japanese) fans, The Princess Guide is an action-RPG with really a lot of meat on the fire. The problem is that this meat is so much that it ends up "burning". Translated: fast fights but too chaotic and dirty from a series of written on the screen to the limit of understandable, menu and submenu that will put in difficulty even the most experienced players.

Pathway is an aesthetically gorgeous tactical roguelike that feels oversimplified and never achieve the right level of engagement or strategic depth.

A bunch of old-school vampire-hunter adventures that made history, but Konami could have done more to satisfy our blood thirst.

This new (and supposedly last) edition of Final Fantasy XII perfects the already excellent one on PlayStation 4 in 2017 and the following year on PC. The portability of Nintendo Switch is an added value of that version, thanks to a flexible gameplay that adapts to gaming sessions of any duration.

Resident Evil remake is back… again. This time you’ll be granted with the first portable version of this immortal masterpiece, but the launch price should have been cheaper.

Blood and Truth is the spiritual sequel of The London Heist we have been waiting for, but it has some issues regarding the aiming system and can be quite difficult if you suffer from motion sickness.

Observation is an important confirmation for No Code. Despite a slight puzzle solving component, the sci-fi horror adventure captures and convinces thanks to a great atmosphere and a well written story, just as it fascinates the new perspective change and a good technical sector.

The survival of Fade to Silence is certainly good, credible and well structured. Severe for the most hurried players but at the same time will reward strategists. Unfortunately it lacks all that undergrowth of contents that give soul and "color" to a video game, like a real campaign, fiction, secondary activities, not to mention decidedly mediocre graphics and combat system.

Produced by SEGA and developed by Sumo Digital, Team Sonic Racing is the third installment in the kart racing series with Sonic and his friends as stars of the show. This time it is all about Sonic: characters and location are restricted to the series and there is a new vehicle customization system. Even if the graphics are improved, game contents and experience see a step forward and even if the game can be enjoyable at times, it will not match the greatness of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.

A Plague Tale: Innocence is a masterpiece wannabe, an exquisite adventure with puzzle and stealth elements which shines with several clever and great ideas. A wonderful tale about blood ties, family, friendship and a relentless disease depicted through hundreds of voracious and unstoppable rats.

Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is a good remake of a very good sniper simulator. Too bad the graphics are still not up to par with the state of the art; the game though is still a lot of fun and a good choice for the series’ aficionados.

Rage 2 sticks to its own nature of an open world sandbox game, offering a short plot but at the same time an incredible, genuine quality of action.

A light-hearted Zero-G arena shooter which delivers a simple and entertaining VR experience. Too bad for the lack of PS Move support.

Giga Wrecker Alt. proves to be solid in the concept, less solid in its execution, with commands and hitbox that are not always accurate. A pleasant story is followed by a not always clean graphic style and a forgettable soundtrack. The final result satisfies, but risks not making its mark.

Konami's first anniversary collection is a lazy compilation mainly directed to old-school-shooter lovers.

Nice adventure-game with an optimal VR visual capture, but it doesn't show original gameplay-elements.

Quotation forthcoming.

Despite the controversy Devotion is a gem in the horror landscape that we hope we'll be available again soon. Red Candle Games craft a little masterpiece in which the quality of experience like P.T. And Layers of Fear resonates.

World War Z is a third-person shooter video game developed by Saber Interactive based on the 2006 book of the same name, and set in the same universe as the 2013 film adaptation. The game follows groups of survivors of a zombie apocalypse in the cities of Moscow, New York, Jerusalem, and Tokyo. The plot is not very appealing and the sixteen characters are poorly characterized. The gameplay inspired by Left 4 Dead is fun in the early hours of the game, but it doesn't have much longevity.

Based on the original Japanese coin-op game, Super Dragon Ball Heroes: World Mission is a pure fan-service gem. With more than 350 characters covered and over 1000 collectible cards, there is a lot of stuff to have fun with. Even if it is a card-based game, you can still feel the signature action of regular Dragon Ball Games.

Neither a full horror experience nor a complex puzzle game, Close to the Sun is a narrative adventure with an amazing atmosphere plagued by issues in both gameplay and storytelling. Despite the lack of originality this is definitely a step forward for the Italian team of Storm in a Teacup and an appealing world to explore.

Quotation forthcoming.

One of the most underrated action-RPG ever made is back and now there are no more excuses... you have to play it, wherever you want.

The new Sony exclusive is far from perfect, but it's still remarkable.

One of the best jRPGs ever finally ships to a Nintendo platform. Waiting for remake’s arrival, Nintendo Switch version of Final Fantasy VII is maybe the best way to replay this marvelous gem.

God’s Trigger is an action-packed top-down shooter videogame: the player can choose two different interchangeable characters to stop the imminent apocalypse. It has an extremely fast gameplay, but it’s not a revolution for the genre. The local co-op adds a lot of fun.

Final Fantasy X-X2 HD Remaster is still a fantastic compilation of two incredible games and now it's available in portable format... recommended despite an above-average launch price.

Stylish action and surprisingly deep storytelling are the two main pillars of an extraordinary action game. Katana ZERO is a must have and probably one of the best game published by the iconic Devolver Digital. It's fun, smart and challenging in the best way possible.

Youtubers Life: OMG Edition is a game that gives its best on the Nintendo Switch, but is ruined by a botched port, with frequent framerate drops, input lag, inefficient command bindings and too much bugs and crashes for a product released three years ago.

Almost nine years and Kirby's Epic Yarn is still one of the cutest platforms ever made. And it works very well also on the Nintendo 3DS.

NetherRealm did an outstanding job, pushing the graphics and the systems really close to the technological border of the eighth console generation in order to produce what is arguably the best installment in the series.

Finally we have a Burnout spiritual successor. The sense of speed is huge and the nostalgic feelings are very strong. And even if it is not a perfect game and there are some flaws, every Burnout fan should seriously buy this game and will surely have a great time.

Deck-building RPG + Roguelike, Slay the Spire is one of the most surprising, deep and engaging game you'll see this year. An absolute must play.

Charming multi-dimensional gameplay and lovely art style... but feels like something not finished.

Bannermen is a mediocre attempt at providing a standard RTS following many clichés and archetypes. It sadly fails to live to even the basic requests of a modern game of this genre.

Zanki Zero: Last Beginning is a game with lots of good ideas, some well done, others less convincing. By combining multiple genres together, the risk is not to full satisfy anyone, but despite all of these problem, it has all the potential to not be easily forgotten.

Quotation forthcoming.

Smart, brilliant, mind-blowing. Baba is You is undoubtedly one of the best and original puzzle game ever made.

Stellaris: Console Edition arrives on Xbox One and PS4 a year late. It’s a good conversion, but Paradox needs to update the game soon to bring the true Stellaris experience on console.

Ghost Giant is a play for PlayStation VR that will amaze you, transporting you beyond the simple concept of puzzle game and hitting you straight to the heart.

Final Fantasy XV: Episode Ardyn tries in every way to satisfy players and fans of the charismatic antagonist, but puts fanservice before narrative coherence, trying in every way to present dramatic and exalting situations, creating new questions and debasing the existing content, especially of the movie Kingsglaive.

Outward is an open world RPG with survival elements characterized by an excellent depth and peculiar elements that make the experience precious, despite a poor technical level.

[Eurogamer.it Recommended]

Quotation forthcoming.

The Occupation is definitely flawed (especially on the technical end) but on the other hand is a smart and peculiar little immersive sim with an intricate and thematically delicate plot and a lot of interesting ideas and mechanics.

Wargroove is the indie pearl that you do not expect but that was missing. A strategic stratified, deep, fun and humorous turn that will not cease to amaze.

The Stillness of the Wind is a very interesting chance to live the emotions of an old person. The devs have used all the right techniques to show and let play these feelings. Is not for everyone, but the game has all the characteristics to explain what freedom in indie games development is.

Ape Out is an incredible action game that succeeds in delivering a fresh and genuinely fun experience, wrapped in an aesthetic package so tight and well executed that makes it a game that everybody into videogames should try.

The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame doesn't have the appeal of the classic LEGO videogames. It looks like a LEGO World reskin, without the movie’s humour and pace. And with a broken co-op.

Lovecraft’s Untold Stories is a competent, yet a bit repetitive, twin stick shooter with a good atmosphere, some depth and a very interesting pixel art take on the genre. Fans of the genre and the theme should take an interest here.

Golf Peaks is a relaxing puzzle with a lot of variety. In its levels shows good and responsive game mechanics, fine art direction and well-paced minimalistic music, but fails in longevity due to excessive tutorial-like content.

A literal museum of the SNK legacy. The only downside of this title is the preponderance of historical importance over plain and simple gameplay, but it still remains one of the best, if not the best selection of SNK games ever made.

Sekiro is a worthy heir to the Souls-like dynasty. It's not a new chapter of the old franchises, is another interpretation of From Software's philosophy, and another hardcore masterpiece.

Ubisoft has succeeded in making The Division 2 contents so long and deep to keep us entertained for the whole length of the main campaign, and even after that. The end game is what you could expect: shoot, loot, rinse and repeat, but at least there are many ways to approach it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Devil May Cry 5 marks the return of an historic franchise, dictating the canons of what should be a great action game, even after many years of silence.

The game design is brilliant, like the original game. In this new edition, Journey to the Center of Bowser has acquired a three-dimensional graphic detail that has definitely improved the loveliness of the game. The surreal and funny narration is a guarantee of many hours of fun in a colorful world, suitable for any age.

After six long years of waiting, RIOT: Civil Unrest fails to tell riots. And that's not funny.

Steins; Gate Elite is a great remake of a visual novel that has deeply marked its kind of medium and that all fans of the franchise should recover to live the story in a unique, even better way.

Trials Rising is a juicy “more of the same”, but we dare you to say no to its crazy tracks, multiplayer challenges and tons of contents.

Square Enix ports on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch a classic JRPG, released in 2000 on the first PlayStation. It does not add much to the original game: only better polygonal models of the characters and a better resolution in the cutscenes.

Anthem is certainly not a perfect production, considering the bad AI, the disappointing netcode and the way the online works. However, it has few (and not negligible) qualities, like a well-defined narrative universe, an excellent gameplay able to take advantage of the diversity of the javelins, undisputed protagonists, and a top-quality artistic component. Despite the few endgame activities present at the launch, Anthem still manages to adequately stimulate the development of the character, thanks to a good distribution of rewards.

Made by ex Rayman developer, Unruly Heroes is an excellent action/platform inspired by a classic novel like Journey to the West. A game that has been overlooked by many but that you definitely need to check out.

Warhammer 40K: Gladius –Relics of War is a splendidly crafted simplistic wargame that takes the Civ formula, strips it of everything except military but also makes this last part incredibly fun and engrossing.

Warplanes: WW2 Dogfight offers a fun experience, enriched by a deep management system. Considering the good and responsive mechanics, the little variety of missions seems like a lost opportunity.

Sunless Skies is a real "interactive book". In the new game of Failbetter Games there are texts of a really rare quality for a video game, like a good sci-fi novel. Too bad that the strength of Sunless Skies is also its greatest limit: there are often long sequences of readings a bit too verbose and ends in themselves.

Crackdown 3 doesn't have bad ideas, some are interesting and at least for the single player, it works. The real problem is that it is not enough: the gameplay may be fun, but the production as a whole is already dated, and too short in duration.

High reactivity in every interaction, incredible fluidity in movements, a functional communication system and an excellent mix between a classic Battle Royale and a hero based system create a unique formula, able to bring a breath of fresh air to a genre that seemed to be already saturated.

The overall rating of Dirt Rally 2.0 is still positive considering the contents and modalities, even if we would have liked a couple more rallies and fewer Rallycross circuits.

New Hope has changed after the Apocalypse and the new generations are hungry for battles. The core of the fun is the same as always and Ubisoft should have dared a better plot and new mechanics.

The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia is full of puns, quotes and combats. Typing is never been this fun.

Metro Exodus tries to evolve the standards of the series by introducing large explorable areas, yet the best parts of the game are those that take place underground, when the player is alone struggling to survive.

Gathering Storm is a great Civilization VI expansion. The new gameplay mechanics add a new strategic layer to this 4X. The future technologies bring more fun in the late game and the diplomacy system works well.

A fun and improved game compared to the first chapter, but something is still lacking in terms of content quality.

Rainswept is a well written and emotional story, with an engaging mystery, a good soundtrack and a convincing cast of characters. Unfortunately, the basic gameplay shows some limits during the already few and clumsy puzzles.

Funny, stylish and engaging. Feudal Alloy is an original Metroidvania that will put to the test your love for the genre.

Testo: Etrian Odyssey Nexus is the last installment of the series for Nintendo 3DS and the last one for the handheld. The game is a love letter to the fans and to old-school.

Pikuniku is an absurd puzzle-exploration game that takes place in a strange but colorful place, where the characters are not as happy as they seem. Fun and enjoyable to play, but too short.

God Eater 3 is a nice action RPG, a chapter that walks in the footsteps of the brand it belongs to.

Quotation forthcoming.

Kingdom Hearts 3 had all the ingredients to shine as one of the best entries in the series, but doesn't seem to find a proper narrative pacing.

Resident Evil 2 Remake is the quintessence of the very concept behind the term "remake": a modern game, which has not forgotten its origins and presents the same soul of 20 years ago, able to amaze both the neophytes and the nostalgics.

Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown is the 17th entry in the Ace Combat franchise. The single-player campaign takes place in Strangereal in 2019. The game features two online multiplayer modes: Team Deathmatch and Battle Royal. Ace Combat 7 also features VR Mode, which will be exclusive to PlayStation VR for the first year of release.

Kursk is an interesting idea on paper but the actual product falls short in many aspects. The gameplay is dull, uninteresting and full of dead moments, the production values are average at best.

Bury Me, my Love is an indie game designed to be experienced primarily through smartphone devices or similar, but it also works on PC and console, while losing a bit of its immersiveness. An affordable price encourages fans of the genre to invest a couple of hours in this dramatically realistic journey through countries that still have not found their happy ending.

Onimusha: Warlords is the genesis of a Japanese IP with its wide and well deserved slice of audience. This remastered edition keeps the design and the mechanics of the original software perfectly intact, improving it through crucial technical upgrades. However, this was an experimental game and it's almost twenty years old and for this reason some structural problems must be contextualized and accepted.

Quotation forthcoming.

My Time at Portia is a social sim, an rpg, a craf-based adventure game. There are a lot of things to do and a mysterious plot to discover. This is a very ambitious, relaxing and “genuine” game. Everything is well refined and fun: with some constant polish and improvement it could become a must for all lovers of crafting games.

Warhammer 40K Mechanicus is an interesting and original tactical game wrapped in a splendidly crafted Warhammer lore. Customization and Tech Priest’s coolness are other highlights of this title.

A porting that could be made with more care in terms of gameplay and graphics, despite this the game manages to still be fun.

Armored Brigade is a rich toy for all the grognard warmongers who want to tackle the ‘Cold War went sour’ scenario. No campaign and a barebones aesthetic department also suggest this game is intended for dedicated wargamers.

Two atmospheric and dark tales in one shot, with trial and error stealth gameplay and no extra features on the Nintendo Switch.