Through its landscapes, its silences and its curious inhabitants, the universe of No Man's Sky delivers an important message in the hands of the player: the journey itself is more important than the destination itself.

We Happy Few presents a fascinating and catastrophic world, thanks to an artistic sector that highlights good design choices. Unfortunately, the gameplay and the technical side can not stand the comparison, and the final effect is weakened.

Salary Man Escape VR is a quite original and engaging, flawed by some annoying control issues.

Engaging storyline, traditional gameplay and some clever “player's choice” features. Dave Gilbert's new adventure is another gem that you should not miss.

On the Switch de Blob looks great, the cel shading has been polished and the image is bright and sharp both on TV and on the console screen. Too bad only for the pop up of graphic elements on the medium and long distance, always present but ultimately not really annoying. If its originality and its charm have never been questioned, repetitiveness and imprecise controls have to be considered before giving a final score. de Blob is still fun, but today's player must be ready to accept some small compromise.

Wreckfest could entertain many car racing enthusiasts and leave the most discerning disappointed at the same time. Great for short and carefree sessions, it tends to exhaust its charisma rather quickly. It remains a well-built experience, enjoyable for those thirsting for destruction and sometimes almost exciting.

Youropa is an incredibly fresh puzzle game, that twists the law of gravity forcing the player to take a different point of view. The game offers a lot of levels and thanks to the new abilities You can learn, every new stage will be different from the old ones. One of the most brilliant indie puzzle games of the last years.

Paladins: Champions of the Realm is a fun and exciting shooter, and we forgive its small hiccups and the reduced variety for the simple fact that it is available for free. Being a hero shooter, it is possible that not everyone might enjoy it. But FPS fans who own a Nintendo Switch do not have many alternatives, and our advice is to download it and try it, even if your not convinced. Who knows, you might love it in the end.

A very hard core metroidvania, with some good ideas and others not so good. You can appreciate it olny if you loved this kind of game in the 16 bit era. If old games are not your kind leave this on the shelf.

Ash of Gods is a turn based strategy game where RPG and CCG elements are mixed together. Similar to Banner Saga but with critical flaws in the narrative and gameplay rhythm. The long texts of dialogues are dense and inspired, shaping a nice story, but kinda trivial. It’s adapt to whom are passionate of fantasy books, maybe.

This is the Police 2 is a very interesting game, full of new and compelling ideas but packaged in a badly tested final product bound to infuriate players as much as it will amaze them.

The Wardrobe is a huge reference to ‘90s era of point and click adventures. Touch controls, budget price and the same good graphics already appreciated on PCs make this game a nice experience to play.

A light-hearted adventure with classical JRPG gameplay features. Perfect for Cartoon Network series' fans, entertaining but WAY too easy for seasoned players.

Rainbow Skies is the new game from SideQuest Studios, and an indirect sequel to Rainbow Moon. This is an old-school tactical RPG with tons of quest and characters to collect and develop.

One of the best tactical and adventure saga comes to an end bringing to the table the usual stellar production values in narrative, choices and tactical battles. A must have, and play.

Quotation forthcoming.

Eight games in one massive collection, with a bunch of new features, modes and juicy extras... nearly unmissable.

A classic point-and-click adventure with a very addictive story and a delightful art direction. If you liked the masterpieces of the genre in the '90s you absolutely can't miss this game.

The Spectrum Retreat is definitely a promising debut for the Bafta award winner Dan Smith. The first person puzzle-adventure is not at all flawless but it deserves the attention of every fan of the genre.

Sonic Mania Plus is an extended and refined version of the game released last year. It adds some cool features, two new playable characters beloved by fans, and it comes in a new physical edition inclusive of a gorgeous 32 pages artbook.

A God-like experience in light form with cute aesthetics and with a gameplay that looks more like the Viva Piñata and Spore, rather than "serious" simulators like Populous.

An applause for the Danish team ThroughLine Games, which gives us an emotional journey that even the teacher Hayao Miyazaki would be proud of. Do not be stunned by the atmosphere of this game is impossible.

Two action-JRPGs in one shot, with an interesting (and deep) tactical combat system, but with an unavoidable background monotony, not sufficiently balanced by RPG elements worthy of note.

A title able to entertain and then quickly betray those who play. A light gunplay and a too aggressive spawn system undermine the few original ideas. We recommend Earthfall only to those who still dream of a third chapter of Left 4 Dead, but there's better around.

Antigraviator has beautiful tracks and a solid gameplay, but it lacks of content with a small amount of ships and customizations.

All-Star Fruit Racing is a good attempt, a title that tries to rise from the mass of the clones of the famous Mario Kart and, at times, it manages rather well.

Shining Resonance Refrain is definitely not the best JRPG in the world, but has a multifaceted gameplay. However every component is a bit too "light" to leave an indelible mark.

Omensight is a wasted opportunity. Every aspect has the potential poorly exploited: from the deep gameplay to the technical side. A real rough diamond, appreciable as long as you ignore some faults.