More than an interesting title.

A fairly honest but somewhat "arid" title, made up of a few memorable and of enveloping moments, but with repetitive atmospheres.

On Switch, the two chapters of Bayonetta find their ideal refuge, adapting adequately to the rhythms of portability and maintaining a remarkable fluidity during the action.

It's ample and fun enough, very nice to see and easy to play, just like a title that wants to intercept an audience as wide as possible.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a surprising, unique and precious experience, whose imperfections disappear in the embrace of a world in which you will leave a small part of yourself.

Represents another small conquest for Milestone.

If you resist the urge to "control" the digital partner, if you put your heart, if you enter the role that the game assigns, then Do not Make Love manages to be a cathartic, almost therapeutic experience.

The repetitiveness of the quests, the terrible management of the camera and the excessive imbalance of the tenzoni are sins that we can hardly forgive.

Brilliant for concept, writing and realization.

Railway Empire is a good combination of simulation and managerial that, unfortunately, falls on "important" aspects such as the ability to view the game data in the way most congenial to us.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia is a game that works well in the panorama of mobile applications, but there is no purpose other than to entertain the average user for a few hours.

EA Sports UFC 3 is without a doubt the best chapter in the series.

In case you missed the chance to discover Alefgard on PS4, this re-release for Nintendo Switch could be for you.

A victory across the board.

A JRPG that will keep us company for at least thirty hours to (re) discover the lost memories of Flash, in a wonderful journey in memory, both of our Hero and of us gamers, that every fan of the genre should undertake.

Remothered: Tormented Fathers is only the first episode of a trilogy, but the starting point built by Darril Arts and Stormind Games is more than good.

A debut work made with sufficient expertise, which will engage lovers of the genre between a certain number of insults and some satisfaction, despite the aforementioned imperfections.

A frenetic and fun product.

A brave product, well packaged and certainly worthy of your time.

If you love arcade shooters and if you do not mind the idea of ​​repeating the same twenty levels for dozens of times, run to buy Sky Force Reloaded.

Subnautica manages to valorize all those elements that in the survival titles that struggle to detach themselves from the sphere of "useful."

Fumito Ueda’s masterpiece comes back to life. Shadow of the Colossus is one of the greatest remakes ever made: a unique and original game which will leave its mark on the minds of the players.

Quotation forthcoming.

A title that we have appreciated more than we would have expected.

The story told is exceptional.

The settings, the soundtrack, even the puzzles and minigames are built to restore a well-defined atmosphere, a feeling of restlessness that creeps under the skin and then remains on top, impalpable but persistent, even after finishing the experience.

The Land of Pain flows rather quickly in its four-hour duration.

Monster Hunter World is in all respects the highest point ever achieved by an exceptional series. A result obtained by effectively reworking its own formula, combining tradition and innovation in a game which opens to a wider audience without giving up its hardcore heritage.

It remains a well-crafted and well-crafted product for those who have enjoyed titles like Manifest 99 should try.

If you love the Assassin's Creed universe and you want to know more about the fate of medjay Bayek, this add-on, in fact, proves truly unmissable.

An incredible wasted opportunity.

The latest Tokyo RPG Factory game manages to hit the hearts of those who grew up with the Super Nintendo and the first PlayStation.

If you love the genre and if you appreciate the graphic adventures, then you cannot miss this little Devolver Digital jewel.

Finally, after years, a game has been realized that can best convey the intensity of the battles told by Dragon Ball.

If you're thinking of getting closer to the genre and looking for a deep and not-too-hectic game, Street Fighter V Arcade Edition is a great place to start.

A fascinating work, which bodes well for the future of the Dallas developers.

Not only does the DLC in question introduce special mechanics that will be metabolized by veterans, but it also marks the return of a somewhat more classic narrative campaign and therefore suitable for those who did not like the changes made by the Vortex Campaign.

Unfortunately, to this day Albert & Otto is still the beginning of a project that still needs to mature to the end, perhaps over the next three missing acts.

By limiting itself to increasing the already high number of unlockable creatures, which in this case has established a real record, the developer Media.Vision has not made substantial changes to the dated technical sector, recycling rather blatantly textures and polygonal models of a game launched on the Japanese market three years ago.

Whether you love platformers or not, Shu is a wonderful experience.

We found it has really aged.

An imperfect lucid recipe.

The title therefore needs to be thoroughly rethought.

We believe that the time has finally come for the development study to shake up the brand and give fans of this simulation series the long awaited third chapter.

Quotation forthcoming.

Arktika.1 does not revolutionize the kind of shooter on rails but adapts it in a perfectly successful way to Virtual Reality.

A highly problematic product, afflicted by big design errors and a considerable number of technical defects.

A more than satisfying pastime, able to entertain for a few hours without the weight of the pay to win.

Brawlout, especially in local multiplayer, is immediate and fun to play.

An arcade shooter with a captivating personality.

Surreal, dreamlike, enigmatic and deeply hypnotic.

Give us back the Old Blood.

To this redundancy should also be added a level of difficulty tending to low.

A very artistically inspired title.

A game that we recommend to jrpg enthusiasts who do not fear experiences of gameplay sui generis.

Despite its obvious limitations, in short, The Coma Recut is recommended only to lovers of Asian horror.

The VR version of L.A. Noire is amazing and introduces something new that will probably be taken in the future from other productions for Virtual Reality.

If you are among those who have postponed the purchase of Yooka-Laylee until now, convinced it was perfect to play on Nintendo console, know that the reason was on your side. It's time to fix it.

In short, a glass half full and half empty, for a rather demanding indie which knows how to surprise and excite in any way. Of course, if only it had lasted a little longer.

Our advice is to buy Unearthing Mars only in case of a big discount, or if you want to try your hand in a space adventure that is short, simple and immediate.

The exit from Early Access, then, seemed a bit too hasty: without going into the merits of the number of maps available, in terms of visual cleanliness, optimization and quality of the interface there is still much to improve. In short, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds works well, but it's a modest game...But remember that between phenomena and masterpiece, there is often an abysmal difference.

Thus closes, Before the Storm, with a strong sense of remorse...

The most savvy players will surely appreciate a playful offer like the one offered by The Top 100, never really difficult and graphically satisfying. Older players, on the other hand, would do better to look for something else to fill their evenings with friends.

Instead of a showmanship experience, Phone Destroyer decides to draw inspiration from a champion like Clash Royale.

It has an interesting story, but it's too short.

Very enjoyable.

This version requires very powerful hardware compared to other experiences of equal visual quality.

The adventure is well sketched in terms of narrative, while the new game mechanics and cards (obviously consistent with the setting) are really interesting and a harbinger of unprecedented strategies that will not fail to liven up the ladder in the next months.

If you spend hours and hours in farming it does not scare you or if you simply look for a fun and immediate game to take advantage of while waiting for the bus, then Puzzle Fighter is perfect for you.

Coboldi & Catacombe turns out to be an optimally conceived expansion, capable of sensitively moving the goal that, we remember, these days is still in turmoil.

In our life as gamers, in fact, Finding Paradise has impressed as a memory that can never be erased.

The story is still affected by the usual long-winded dialogues that could bore players less accustomed to reading excessive texts, but the witty and crazy gags, the quotes to distinguished franchises, and an exquisitely frenetic combat system will delight any lover of videogames of Japanese production.

Given its very condensed duration it remains difficult to recommend the purchase at full price (The End of Zoe costs about fifteen euros), but if you already have the season pass download it without delay: think of it as a little extra that Capcom has granted more fans convinced of the seventh Biohazard.

Episode Ignis remains a good DLC. While inheriting some problems from the original game, the combat system revisited to adapt to the skills of Ignis is dynamic and pleasant, and the ideas to liven up the progression are not lacking.

Not A Hero is a more than discrete DLC, which confirms all the strengths of Resident Evil 7. Less survival from the original game but characterized by a rhythm that is pleasant and not entirely frenetic, it is a little extra that effectively closes the narrative parable of the seventh chapter.

Demon Gaze II evolves the good from the first chapter of the series, but in some cases it simplifies things too much compared to the standards of a genre linked to an underlying complexity that is difficult to give up.

The Ballad of the Champions could have been an unforgettable farewell for Breath of the Wild, and instead it is just an excellent appendix.

A concentration of dead meat to be crushed, chopped and gutted, between a yawn and a laugh.

Every qualitative fluctuation masks itself almost to disappear when all the elements get along: when it is cohesive and adherent, Spellforce III is in excellent shape.

Although the new remastered does not stand out for audacity, Okami remains a masterpiece of stainless beauty.

The biggest problem is still the questionable management of the thugs distributed through the DLC.

Monument Valley 2 is an experience that conveys the same sense of wonder and amazement of the first chapter.

Despite the most classic dictates of the genre, it manages to offer the player a very interesting and inspired narration, full of funny and well-characterized characters, and that places at the center of all the evocative millenary history of the destroyed planet.

Beyond the jokes and humor - another strong point of the series in the last period, Ivor brings numerous revelations about the recent vicissitudes of Beacontown.

DOOM VFR is not a bad game at all, but one of the potentially funnest shooters currently on PSVR. However, it tastes like a wasted opportunity.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is exactly what we expected it to be: a magnificent and elaborate game, full of secrets waiting to be unlocked. The joys of exploring play a role as crucial as the writing, which is able to create a deep and original plot. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a masterpiece: another exclusive for Nintendo Switch that you simply can’t miss.

The game is in fact a little delicious.

World of Final Fantasy is a great spin-off, spoiled by some calibration defects and by its perhaps being a bit too silly.

Noire remains a different experience: different in rhythms, in shades, in emotions in dance. Unique, and wonderfully imperfect.

These are undoubtedly two of the best chapters of the Capcom saga in recent times, which - thanks to Switch's portability - receive even new lifeblood: now evil can in fact accompany us wherever we go.

The new Black Mirror is an unmerciful adventure, weak on the narrative front and limping over gameplay.

It's a little fun for about 30 minutes.

A somewhat embarrassed and mechanical, cooperative and competitive script that sometimes clashes with the thoughtful, reflective and weighted nature typical of an interactive thriller.

A welcome return to the medium.

One of the best features of the canonical chapters lies in the ability of the game to adapt to the times of real life: the shift from day to night, the scandal of seasons, the commemorated parties and all the little attentions that have made millions fall in love.

An undoubtedly solid product that can offer many hours of fun in the hope that technical deficits will be corrected as soon as possible.

Monster of the Deep is a bit cunning, but not enough.

Has the flavor of an occasion wasted.