Nearly 40 bucks for a less-than-3-hours twin-stick bad zombie shooting experience? You must be kidding, right?

Moons of Madness is a great tribute to Lovecraft's works that will immerse you in a dark and terrifying story on the surface of Mars.

Ring Fit Adventure is a fun way to regain the shape. It’s colourful, it has a lot of exercises and the Joy-Cons work flawlessly. It’s perfect for the novice, but it can't be bringed it on the upper level, without a trainer that shapes our fitness program and an integration with the main fitness apps.

Gears POP is without any doubt a fun experience that clearly is not born to overshadow the main series, but simply to expand the shared universe, finding a point of contact between the much more famous Clash Royale and the typical elements of the COG saga. That said, almost all of the elements are identical to the Supercell production formula, and the horde alone, at such an embryonic level, is not enough to give its own identity to the title, assuming that this, one day, may be its goal.

Eight Princes is a nice addition to an incredible game but it is not a game-changing DLC, just one that can add few hours of play. We expect more from Creative Assembly.

Telling Lies is a desktop thriller that takes a bit too much to be in gear and suffers from avoidable technical intricacy, but if taken with the right amount of patience,it gifts us with a story of love and violence, fear and lies, with credible and admirably interpreted characters.

Medievil Remake brings back to life a classic title, giving it new life. It’s the perfect opportunity to play a twenty-year-old title or to discover it, if you never hadt he pleasure of spending some time with Sir Daniel Fortesque. Unfortunately some technical problems prevent the game from having a better score.

Pixelated Milk releases Warsaw, an RPG that shows the cruelty of the Second World War and the courage of the Polish rebellion. A quite repetitive gameplay and a flat storytelling don't help the game to get a better score.

The Outer Worlds is a solid and well written experience but it lacks Fallout's depth and lore.

Ifyou have already played the PS4/Xbox One/PC versions of the game there’s no need to consider this Switch porting, unless you’re interested in playing it on-the-go.

Overwatch for Switch continues to be one of the best hero shooters ever, despite some problems related to Nintendo hybrid controls. It may not be the best version on the market but it's still a lot of fun.

Despite some minor flaws, compared to the HTC Vive version, L.A. Noire: The VR Case Files is an enjoyable experience even on PlayStation VR

Disco Elysium is a powerful uber-creative experience that plays with our human condition showing us what we are and what we can be. The gameplay is deep and the production values are stellar, especially in the writing department.

SkyBox Labs' Stela is a good title that shows off the undoubted abilities of its development team. It's not a masterpiece but bodes well for the future of the company that, after years of working behind the scenes, is ready to play a leading role.

The Surge 2 doesn’t look well aged. The gameplay is basically the same of the first chapter, and graphics are somehow worst. At least farming is enjoyable, and the bosses represent a real challenge.

FIFA 20 offers an impressive number of modes and introduce the awaited Volta Football, but the gameplay is too tied to individual situations of attack and defense and loses a bit of fun.

Code Vein is the anime-style Dark Souls we've been waiting for. A game that is not perfect, but that will make the lovers of anime and Souls very happy.

LEGO Jurassic World arrives on Nintendo Switch with nothing more than a bunch of useless DLCs and a brand new non-budget price.

It's the full The Witcher 3 experience on Switch. Saber Interactive was forced to cut down plenty of graphics, but the whole experience is smooth and enjoyable. If you've never played The Witcher 3, it's a must.

Finishing Mutazione feels like the end of a holiday with some incredible new friends that you really don't want to forget. The gameplay might be extremely undertone but the experience is far too wonderful.

It's incredible how a turn based strategy game could look like the fast paced John Wick movies. But in John Wick Hex you can understand how the mind of a top class killer works, without the risk of being shot.

Quotation forthcoming.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint aims to renew the canons of the series, but fails to do so with a tasteless story and too many technical problems.

The Bradwell Conspiracy is an excellent half game.Everything that’s present in the equation works perfectly, and that’s the reason why it truly deserved to grow a little bit more before hitting the stores.

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.

Concrete Genie is a colorful and magical fairy tale for children. The project, perhaps too ambitious, however led to a clearly incomplete work.

This porting of Dead by Daylight is fun and scary as always. Sadly, compared to counterparties isn't the best version out there: the downgrade is too big to be ignored, with framerate drops and some minor glitches.

Trine 4 brings back the good, old magic of the first two chapters andadds to the potion some minor but highly effective new gameplay mechanics.