Quotation forthcoming.

If you used to love the long gone spy-movies, you'll find an incredible atmosphere in this project, unfortunately spoiled by a disastrous AI.

Despite the technical problems (now almost solved) COD fans will find here a chance to get back to their favourite game with some nice content. It's a shame that one of the four maps (namely Rise) is so dull, and that another one is just a remake.

Frima Studios and Ubisoft attempt to reinvent a timeless classic, succeeding only halfway. The Clash at Sea mode is the most successful of the entire offer, managing to give an unexpected longevity to an extremely limited formula.

ReMind is a not fully successful operation - especially because of the price at which it is offered - but at the same time it's fundamental to clearing up the ideas on the complicated future of the Square Enix saga.

It's a Bomberman clone without many differences, but it lacks some depth in its contents.

The Alien Cube is not a perfect product, but it is impossible not to evaluate it taking into consideration both its budget price (19.99 euros on Steam), and the fact that it was developed by only one person. If you are willing to turn a blind eye to poor quality dubbing and some imperfection that involves both the gameplay and the technical sector, this game will guarantee you a handful of hours of fun in a world that any fan of H. P. Lovecraft would love to madness.

With the hope that the development team will be able to intervene with post-launch corrective patches, Hellpoint is undoubtedly a dignified soulslike, unfortunately unable to fully express its potential.

There's hack'n'slashing and an interesting narration behind it. It's a good action-RPG that won't let fans of the genre down, but it still lacks polishing in some gameplay aspects.

Quotation forthcoming.

Roller Champions does not have the makings of champions and, net of a gameplay that works and entertains, fails to live up to expectations due to serious deficiencies in terms of content and on the technical / artistic side, due to which the game fails to live up to other successful free to play games. So the basics are there, but it is necessary for the French house to roll up their sleeves to support its creation as soon as possible with a generous wave of content and perhaps greater attention paid to the items on sale in the store, in order to attract attention. of users, currently facing other shores.

Turmoil is an extremely simple game, and this is why it can keep the players tied to the screen for hours. On the other hand, repetitiveness is around the corner and despite the variety of situations faced in each level, you won't probably start a new campaign after finishing your first playthrough.

We therefore recommend venturing into the Liberation Dx2 adventure only to the most ardent (and patient) fans of the Atlus productions, constantly thirsty for the power of the demons.

The general sense of emptiness of the open world phases is still very present, and we would have liked some found more to differentiate secondary activities.

A well-made product, suitable for younger players.

Quotation forthcoming.

While A New Beginning shines in the inspired art-style, the clever puzzles and the interesting story, it fails without hope in the crackling and weird sound, the lack of support for widescreen and the persistent crash-bugs that leads to utter frustration.

Thanks to a very pleasant visual and sound component (with some hesitations during the more challenging mini games, especially those in the company of Yor), Operation Memories knows well which audience to address and hits the target overall, but it should be played in small doses. In this sense, the Nintendo Switch version is the one most suitable for hit-and-run games: on the other hand, repetitiveness arises quickly if you don't experience the daily life of the Forgers little by little. The idea of ​​immersing ourselves in the lightness of the slice of life aspect of Spy x Family is a winning one, and in this respect Bandai-Namco's work is a constant hymn to good humor, where fan service reigns supreme. However, the somewhat invasive internal currency system and a gameplay loop that quickly tends towards redundancy do not allow Operation Memories to express its maximum potential. With greater care it could have been much more "elegant".

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Dustborn may not be one of the most memorable releases of the year, yet there is some good in the work done by Red Thread Games. The on-the-road story does not always travel on the right tracks and some characters are out of focus, contributing to weakening a title with undoubted potential. That said, it remains without a doubt a title to keep an eye on, and who knows that that journey from West to East may not be to your liking, despite the critical issues.

The adventures of the new family introduced by Telltale can't hold the player on the edge as the books (or the TV show) have done in the recent past. There's the familiar gusto for violence and cruel deaths but it's not supported by the same care for details or rich dialogues.

Unfortunately, the very short duration of the main mission, a general monotony and a clear lack of content clipped the wings of Bravo Team. With a more articulated campaign, a few more enemies and a handful of additional weapons, it could have been much better.

Chuhai Labs signs an original “golflike” that will delight fans of retro-style two-dimensional platformers.

In short, it will not be Sniper Elite 3 Ultimate Edition on Nintendo Switch that will make you fall in love with the Rebellion saga.

This first chapter doesn't offer anything new or really interesting in terms of narrative or gameplay. It's basically Telltale on autopilot. Not bad, but not that good either.

It's an interesting puzzle game, but after a while it gets repetitive, and it doesn't share Portal's genius.

Army Corps of Hell is full of intresting ideas. Some issues on the gameplay side and the repetitive structure prevent players from having fun from the beginning to the end.