Vampyr is a gorgeous action RPG, with a very inspired setting and plenty of fresh mechanics. Even if the combat system is not extremely deep, the gameplay is fulfilling and our choices really affect the world that surrounds us.

Don't Starve Mega Pack is the definitive version of Klei Entertainment's survival. With the inclusion of all DLC, this is the most suitable edition for those who have not yet had the opportunity to have fun and get passionate with one of the most appreciated indie game in recent years.

Another generous collection of old-time classics, packed with a charming retro-nerd interface, online gaming and some pretty challenging new features.

The core idea of the dualism merchant/hero is great but Moonlighter is not able to stand out in a genre where the competition is extremely fierce. The combat and the level design of the dungeons fall flat in many occasions and the epilogue of Will's adventure seems a little bit rushed.

An engaging and atmospheric tactical FPS with some critical technical issues.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 rather than a "deluxe edition" appears as a porting created only to take advantage of Switch’s portability, without taking much care of the docked version. It remains a good title for lovers of the genre and the Oda’s manga, but if you don’t fall into these two categories we don’t recommend it.

Smoke and Sacrifice is a discreetly crafted survival-game, absolutely canonical in gameplay, enhanced by an intriguing storyline.

Downward Spiral: Horus Station is a game with a lot of weaknesses in all of its aspects. The boring gameplay is flat and the story inconsistent. Take into consideration the purchase only if you spent a lot of money on VR and don't have any other game to play on it.

Agony is a good horror/stealth game, for sure the best representation of Hell ever seen in a game. Although if the visual impact is amazing, many of the mechanics don't work as they should, making the game at times too frustrating or difficult to explore.

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.

Surprising for the simplicity of the gameplay, and incredibly addictive, Laser League is an unmissable title for lovers of competitive multiplayer.

The masterpiece that made Hidetaka Miyazaki famous is back in a wonderfully remastered edition. As it, there is no change to the original structure, just a revamped lighting engine and a solid sixty fps through to whole game. The budget price is very good for the few who still never played this classic, and a good chance for the rest who loved it to play the definitive edition.

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux is a good port for the Nintendo 3DS of Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey, a role-playing video game developed by Atlus. The game includes new artwork for the characters, voice acting, animation, new demons, new route and a new character named Alex.

Floor Kids is a very accessible rhythm game, without too many deep mechanics, but definitely funny. The art direction is simple but inspired and the soundtrack, the core of this kind of experiences, is a sequence of hits that you will not forget very soon.

Battletech is a very interesting tactical game enveloped in a deep strategical campaign that will keep you glued to the monitor. Even if it lacks some polish (and a serviceable tutorial), this is a Mech game that you want to play.

Virtual Rick-ality can be recommended almost exclusively to fans of the original series, since those who have never approached it or are looking for a more adventurous experience, will not struggle to find better alternatives in the now rather large fleet of titles for PlayStation VR .

State of Decay 2 does not revolutionize the concept behind the series, but merely refines it. It is still a great title, and State of Decay fans can toast and rejoice. Sadly we couldn't try out the online multiplayer long enough to issue a verdict, we will update the review with the score as soon as possible.

The Definitive Edition is the best way to play Hyrule Warriors. The collaboration with Nintendo has certainly contributed to the birth of one of the best exponents of the mosou genre, but the advice to buy must always be accompanied by the necessary warnings.

In this game everything takes time. This is not a game that discounts and is not in the least meeting those who have never played a Survival. You will have to have a lot of patience, especially at the beginning. But all this changes in multiplayer.

With an immediate control system and a gameplay easy to master, Manticore – Galaxy On fire will satisfy and entertain fans of the genre looking for a shooter that's not too challenging.

Quotation forthcoming.

March to Glory is a competent napoleonic wargame, simple enough to be accessible yet interesting in the tactical gameplay. Serious issues on the UI and content side prevent it from being a real hit.

Quotation forthcoming.

This porting of Retro Studio’s platform masterpiece has everything we could ask for: enhanced graphics, a new easy mode and a newfound portability. It also comes at full price, which could keep away some of the returning players, but they’re not the target of this second edition, are they?

A missed opportunity. Apex Construct is a first person adventure with an inspired design and some pretty good ideas, shadowed by some technical and design problems.

Owlboy is a wonderful adventure in a dreamlike world. The games includes a lot of different mechanics that make impossible to classify it in a specific genre. The pixel art graphical style is just as amazing as the soundtrack. This game is unmissable for any player that wants to live an unforgettable adventure.

Wonderful to watch and to hear, The Swords of Ditto is a well-made title but is far from the perfect expression of the roguelike genre. The main problem? The feel of repetetivity in some dungeons, bosses and enemies. The procedural generation used by the developers in these cases is not always enough and its flaws overshadow a bunch of great ideas.

The Way of Life is a courageous project, but the choices system is categorical and restrictive. Other faults make some good insights tedious. It's a pity, but as a debut it is to be considered positively for Cybercoconut.