It's a nice way to get back to the Quiet Haven Hotel. A good 2D graphic adventure.

There's mystery, atmosphere and suspense, all mixed with interesting classic adventure gameplay.

There's much to be played here, but there's also repetition, and the tower defense mechanics don't feel as new as they should. Still, a good deal for every Far Cry 4 hardcore fan.

Even with its shortcomings, in short, InXile Entertainment's latest work is a well-made role-playing game: it will not have the innovative ideas of Disco Elysium or the maniacal care typical of Larians, but at least it knows how to dose its ambitions with great pragmatism.

This new incarnation of The Sims has a simplier gameplay but a more interesting setting and tasks to achieve. A good diversion overall.

All Star Racing does not offer anything more than Mario Kart. Still, is entertaining and perfect for multiplayer, and the great number of characters, circuits and game modes make it a decent "clone".

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.

Hard and merciless, as an old-school RPG. Too linear and static as well.

Hextech Mayhem will keep you busy for a few hours, and at a budget price of just under 10 euros, it was hard to ask for more.

Sonic The Hedgehog 4 delivers a thrilling experience: it is a pleasant return to the past. Unfortunately, players will complete this chapter in a couple of hours, and the price is a little bit high.

Hero Academy is a curios experiment, giving us the chance to play a long on-line session but in our spare times. It's done by letting the users send their moves to each other and then waiting for a new one.

Jotun is a fun title and sometimes really difficult: far from perfect, undermined by some lightness in terms of gameplay and a backtracking not always well thought out, the game compensates for its shortcomings with a superfine artistic direction, which makes it a product absolutely recommended for those who had not already dusted on other platforms.

Ultimately, Another Code Recollection is a product that brings with it two authentic classics from the past, until now lost in the folds of time. The two graphic adventures developed by the now defunct Cing, despite no longer being able to rely on the gameplay ideas introduced by the original versions, are still confirmed today as notable exponents of the genre, especially in the case of the first chapter. The new technical sector and a series of features from a playful and narrative perspective make this re-edition a valid way to (re)discover the story of Ashley Mizuki Robbins.

Defenders of Ardania is a good tower defense game set in the Majesty world. Some good ideas on the gameplay side mix a classic formula with some RTS elements. Too bad for the poor technical realization.

Currently, FBC Firebreak is a cooperative shooter that entertains for a few hours, but it doesn't have a solid enough structure to engage the player to the point of pushing them to repeat the same activities over and over again. However, its presence in the Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra catalog represents a significant advantage for those looking for a few hours of entertainment with a couple of friends.

It's as if a classic arcade-era game is born just today, and it's really fun to play.

The Picross gameplay is still entertaining. Add Pokemons and what you get is a quite fun ride.

Lords of the Fallen is therefore a rough gem, a mix of potentially interesting ideas which however struggles to express its full potential.

Able to entertain lovers of the genre.

Destiny 2 The Eclipse is certainly not the worst content of the Bungie shooter, but at the same time it marks a drop in quality compared to last year's splendid expansion. Net of a visually impactful conclusion and the introduction of a spectacular subclass that alone is worth the ticket price, the penultimate DLC of the Light and Darkness saga fails in its objective of fomenting the Guardians and fully involving them in anticipation of the next move of the Witness, which will probably only show itself again in the Ultimate Form.

It's an overall well developed experience, and if you like the genre will probably keep you entertained for a while.

Net of some gameplay issues that make Avatar Frontiers of Pandora a sometimes wasted opportunity, Massive Entertainment's latest effort is the perfect product for taking a virtual journey through the lands of Pandora. In fact, it is a game that boasts extreme fidelity to the IP, both in terms of how the world is built and how the characters are characterized. In short, the most avid fans of James Cameron's films will be able to appreciate this aspect of the experience and turn a blind eye to the defects.

Epistory is a zelda-like adventure in a universe made of paper and words. It has its own style (even if it can't compete with the fascinating inventions of Tearaway), and elegantly mixes combat and exploration. Is a short and compelling experience, but it would have been nice to see more variety in the structure of the dungeons.

It's modest at times, and imperfect, but there's some good fun to be had once the gameplay mechanics really kick in.

It's an overall good porting, and the night-time stealth works well. Shame for the lack of a deeper narrative, and of more precise controls.

Goat Simulator 3 is an ode to unbridled fun, a jumble of easter eggs, absurd and "deliberate idiocy", capable of giving healthy entertainment to all those who choose to play the sheep once again. Thanks to simple but fun multiplayer activities and a pool of weapons and cosmetic items to be collected, clearly to wreak havoc on the town at the center of the experience, the game of Coffee Stain knows how to give smiles and surprise, with its repetitive missions but guess what and the catastrophic consequences of the actions of this bleating goat and a little Dragonborn.

Ghost Song left a slight bitterness in our mouth when we consider its remarkable potential. The story conquers, the maps and in general the level design of the game are well built, while the variety of the clashes and the role-playing component work (initially) very well. Unfortunately, the average difficulty does not grow with the passing of the hours and on the contrary turns downwards, thanks to some devastating power ups and a general repetition of the enemies. Despite these critical issues, Ghost Song has amused and fascinated us, which is why we still recommend you try it, especially if you are an Xbox Game Pass subscriber.

Call Of Duty: Reflex Edition, despite being equal to Modern Warfare (except for graphics) is a really good game, especially for the multiplayer component and a few new innovations.