Quotation forthcoming.

A Burton-esque adventure ruled by fate and dice that, despite an intriguing story and fascinating gothic visuals, misses the gameplay point with some boring design choices.

Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is a gorgeous FPS/GDR, a must have for Borderlands saga fans who loved Tina as a character. Colorful, adrenalinic and full of challenges it takes places in a fantasy world where you’ll have to save everybody from the King of Dragons. Good luck, roll the dice and take the gun!

Detroit: Become Human is another bull's-eye from David Cage. This title shows that this kind of narrative game has much more to say. A masterpiece that any sci-fi lover can't afford to miss.

Baldur's Gate is one of the best PC games ever, but this version is too oriented to tablets. Despite the fact that it's always been a masterpiece in RPGs, you should consider the idea of playing the original one.

Yakuza 4 is a beautiful game partially spoiled by really old gameplay mechanics. The combat system is still cool and reactive, and the new characters add great value to the experience.

The console versions of The Sims 3 are exactly what we expected: a well crafted PC porting with some little new features that add some spice to the original formula.

Although the keyword for this year's Madden surely isn't "revolution", EA Sports has managed to up the ante even further, giving fans exactly what they wanted: more intense football action.

Lost Ember is a thoughtful and relaxing game, dedicated to players more interested in exploring beautiful landscapes and enjoying a nice story.

The new adventure signed by Josef Fares is again a tale about two bound-together guys. Vincent and Leo will share the same adventure in a constant split screen in order to get their revenge, thanks to a common past. After a (very!) slow and boring start, the story gets better and better, in both plot and gameplay. Even new mechanics are introduced, scene after scene, changing the perspective every time. It’s more like an interactive experience than a real challenge, like Telltale’s.

Indivisible is a colorful and dynamicgame, full of nice and well done ideas; its mechanics are not revolutionary, but it can entertain for hours, without ever disappointing fans of the genre and those are waiting for its epublication for years.

Yoshi's Woolly World is a platformer that you'll want to cuddle. Its graphics and design are simply awesome, turning it in one of the best looking Wii U games. The bad game design of the special levels can sometimes spoils the experience, but if you like this kind of game and you have a Wii U, you should give Yoshi's Woolly World a try.

Stellaris is a wonderful game that perfectly blends 4X with Paradox' flagship strategic staples. Empire management is approachable yet deep and rewarding, and if it feels a bit lacking it just means you had too much EUIV or CK2.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is a Breath of the Wild prequel presented as a mosou game. A spectacular narration, an entertaining and compelling gameplay with tons of monster on screen that push hard Switch’s hardware limits, though some frame-rate slowdowns, will keep you busy until the arrival of Breath of the Wild’s sequel.

The latest edition of Pro Evolution Soccer tries to show something new but, in the end, there are no major improvements. The 'new engine' looks the same as the one of the past edition, while many animations that were to be fixed since ages are unfortunately still there. The only interesting options are the new 'sliding' tactics and the skill cards to apply to each player. In the end it's a good soccer game, but FIFA 10 is on an upper level.

In 2009 it is not possible to publish a game such this, especially with the hype built around the new Activision production. We could give you 100 reasons to not buy it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Former quakers wanting to shrug the rust from their reflexes in a different context will love Deadcore, leaving them with a great desire of an even more deadly second chapter.

A bunch of flat characters ruin a series of great decisions, moral choices and paths. The First Season is still the best game TellTale Ever made, but season two shows some sparks of greatness that could ignite a big season three.

Jurassic Park Evolution 2 is a bigger, better and more balanced management simulation, that runs through the entire cinematic franchise. If you enjoyed the first game, you will definitely enjoy this one.

Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D is a good porting of an awesome game. The new controls for the in-game menus are a nice addition to the original experience. Some frame rate issues and the main structure of the game, so hard to play on an handheld console, are the worst problems of a very good project.

Grand Kingdom is a very deep tactical RPG, and it tries to bring new ideas to the genre too.

Wuppo is a coin with two faces. On one side we have the simplicity of the plot and the rough design, on the other side we have an adventure with goals that can be found only with the right amount of observation and challenging bosses. Which side will you pick?

Choose your faction and throw yourself into the competitive multiplayer online, For Honor is a mix of technical and brutal fighting, immersed in a fantasy medieval setting. A game that offers an innovative fighting system, which will give the players a lot of satisfaction, all accompanied by stunning graphics that finally makes justice to this generation. Microtransactions may be a problem in the long term, and we hope Ubisoft will find an ideal solution to solve this issue.

Quotation forthcoming.

Windjammers 2 is the sequel of an all-time arcade classic. It retains the same mechanics we loved on NEO-GEO machine, but it adds depth through some new moves and online ranked matches. Old players will feel like home and even the game is easy to access for newcomers, but the game lacks contents for solo play. There’s the sense that more could have be done. 

Though very different from its predecessors, MotorStorm RC proves as fun as any other arcade game out there... and maybe even more. Too bad for the lack of online multiplayer.

Superhot Mind Control Delete is a sublime action game like its predecessor. A continuous flow of fun that will make you dance through its levels for a long, long time.