It remains a product mainly directed towards a very young audience, which is not very familiar with our favorite medium and prefers a few matches hit and run.

The Banner Saga 3 ends one of the most exciting and mature epics that the world of videogames has given us in recent years.

Lumines Remastered for Nintendo Switch is not just a solid product: it is the most suitable version for the summer.

Given the vintage nature of the productions, the only element that can be criticized is the price, but it is true that with just under 40 euros you will take home 6 excellent titles, 2 forgettable experiences, an OAV, hundreds of illustrations and hours of exceptional music. An offer that's really not bad!

A horror adventure that's certainly not revolutionary or unforgettable, but able to "persist" for a few hours inside our consoles with a good dose of personality.

Give a chance to Ghostly Matter. You will hardly regret it.

Those looking for a mobile production that could rival From Software's work would do well to look elsewhere. Those who know how to settle for a game "small" in terms of gameplay as full of content could give him an opportunity.

Certainly not an unmissable experience, but for some it could still be worth the price of the ticket.

Look further, navigate to other seas.

Between the player and the pleasure of the puzzles always remains an obstacle, something that inevitably ruins the gaming experience.

Mothergunship, together with the most noble productions, is the proof that the FPS of the past can re-propose itself maintaining the same "anger" and hyperactivity that distinguish them.

In the final computation, the production manages to deeply respect the aesthetic and narrative canons of the original animated series, bringing players to discover an unpublished story but in which it will be easy to recognize the most iconic characters created by the good Pendleton Word in the now distant 2010.

Seeking Down offers a mix of successful elements and others absolutely subdued or out of context.

The famous "bla bla bla" of Drac, so dear to the fans of the film, is in danger of turning into a "bleah bleah bleah".

From the Ashes is a content that we hardly recommend to recommend for the proposed price.

The fate of Mars or Die! is in short in the hands of developers: additional content ... or death!

The game, in fact, despite having simple gameplay, manages to be confusing, and does nothing but sum up in a continuous button-mashing by the player, without any sense of satisfaction in the destruction of buildings and enemies.

Nevertheless, the curious gameplay mechanics offered by the package make it an essential purchase for any anime enthusiast and RPG of Japanese invoice.

If only Ash of Gods had not been crushed by excessive ambitions, perhaps we would be grappling with a worthy heir to The Banner Saga.

Octopath Traveler is a show for the eyes as well as for the heart, especially for the fans of a genre that is slowly disappearing.

Unfortunately, the conversion for Nintendo Switch is not in excellent shape, diminishing the roar of the portability of the Blue Tongue opera on the Kyoto console.

Aesthetically delightful, original in its ideas and extremely refined in its execution, the first great adventure of the fearless mushroom vigorously claims the uniqueness of the Nintendo philosophy.

Essential for those who he did not play the original title.

In the event you come into this category, porting will undoubtedly satisfy your palates and bewitch you with an engaging and long-lasting product.

As the first 4X on the Warhammer universe 40,000 Gladius - Relics of War could have aspired to somewhat higher goals.

Overload comes out of that school of thought that, in the 90s, made the FPS great: a fast-paced, fast, punitive and very particular shooter in its movement system. A title that carries that philosophy to the present day, but carries with it a loyalty to the past that structurally feels the weight of time.

Although rich in content and resting on solid foundations, the Switch version of MotoGP 18 disappoints expectations with a poor technical conversion and without the now-essential online mode.

GRIDD: Retroenhanced maybe not reinvent the wheel, but it repeats in an excellent way some well-established mechanics.