Joe Danger 2: The Movie for PlayStation Vita is easily the best version of the game available on any platform. Four Door Lemon and Hello Games delivered once again a perfect experience packed with tons of contents and a fun gameplay.

Ori and the Blind Forest is a harsh and evil metroidvania concealed behind a pretty face. You’ll need to time your jump precisely, you’ll need to save at the right time, you’ll need quick reflexes, and you will swear. A lot.

The Floor is Jelly is a little gem, amusing and charming. The continuous changes, level after level, keep the player focused thanks to a large variety of puzzles.

A very good start PGA Tour's second life. Despite some minor issues, the game hits the hot spot between simulation and accessibility.

Besides some shortcomings on the technical side, this port for Nintendo Switch is an excellent opportunity to recover a long-lived and engaging title, certainly not suitable for all palates, but a perfect transition between what has been and what the saga will be.

Quotation forthcoming.

Considering the overall quality of the adventure, Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation proves to be an essential purchase for any fan of the genre. It surely won't disappoint you.

Solid FPS mechanics mixed with funny and entertaining combat-driving sections. Maybe RAGE won't stand out as a new id Software masterpiece, but certainly it's a very good piece of software.

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

Brave but decidedly fascinating, I Was a Teenage Exocolonist is certainly not a title suitable for all palates, but which manages to transpose all the original elements of the classic role-playing games onto the screen in a truly convincing way. Featuring mature and by no means trivial themes, as well as an emotionally powerful soundtrack, I Was a Teenage Exocolonist can also count on a high replay value.

ARMS is the first big Nintendo exclusive for Switch and perfectly showcases the so called 'Nintendo difference'. It’s a fighting game with a twist, with punches that twist and curly characters (who, also, twist): it’s a fun, layered experience which will appeal to core gamers out there, but give it a try even if you’re usually not into the genre.

Death's Door is a wonderful action adventure inspired by Zelda and rich with secrets and stories to unfold. Despite the on the surface simplistic combat system this is a great game both in combat and in exploration even if the latter is definitely the grand protagonist. [Eurogamer.it Recommended]

TowerFall: Ascension is a small and shiny gem. This indie game offers lots of fun both with single player and multiplayer modes due to its fast paced gameplay and its simple but smart mechanics. If you're looking for a clever, fun and entertaining offline multiplayer experience, you can't miss this one.

The second chapter of the recent Hitman (2016) is a “more of the same”, with some minor adjustments and more multiplayer support. IO abandons the episodic format but the sensation of playing a fragmented game is still there. Except for this, Hitman 2 presents spectacular scenarios and some challenges worthy of note. The level design is still wonderful and compensates for a certain lack of innovation.

Samus is back with one of her best portable adventure. Welcome back, we miss you... now hurry up, we're waiting on you Switch.

Warhammer Quest for iPad is really fun, and only partially ruined by the expensive DLCs and the repetitive dungeon design.

Resonance of Fate is one of the best JRPG of these last months. Featuring a deep combat system and a huge load of interesting ideas, this game is a true gem for the RPG fans. The main story has a diesel acceleration, but after few hours everything looks great.

Quotation forthcoming.

Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 expands all the good ideas PopCap had few years ago. It's an easy, funny but deep TPS, good for the veterans who are searching for something different.

Still one of the best Resident Evil ever made, but don't expect anything new if you've already challenged the PS3/Xbox 360/Wii U and Nintendo 3DS versions.

NHL 13 is back with a new physics system, new game modes, a revamped lighting system and a better AI (but only for the goalies). With the disappearance of the 2K series, EA could have played it safe but instead chose to improve again.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is a well-crafted game, but we feel that it's missing something to entirely accomplish its goal.

Better visuals, tweaked controls and the full story in a whole package. Even if you lose the “book” feeling given by the tablet, it’s still a nice RPG that old and new Lone Wolf fans should try.

Quotation forthcoming.

After two years, one of the most captivating and surprising PC “indie” platform arrives on consoles… and it’s still a winner!

Sayonara Wild Hearts is the equivalent of a good concept album. A short and explosive trip, hypnotic and mesmerizing in its pop and ever-changing gameplay.

Crazy, stylish and greatly entertaining even without any multiplayer mode. What The Golf? is the perfect golf game for those who hate golf games.

Considering the budget price, this off-road driving simulation is truly a must for lovers of the genre, but also for those looking for something different and a bit extreme than the usual racing that can be too easy.