The Swords of Ditto has not succeeded in entering the heart.

Little Nightmares: Complete Edition significantly enriches the small catalog of quality horror experiences on Switch.

If you were already tired of fighting horrendous mutants, the alternative ending is the only valid reason to return to the forest. If, on the contrary, you have lived under a rock until now and you missed it, we warmly invite you to pack and board ... but watch out for the turmoil!

Too bad for a technical section that is at times really problematic, which fortunately cannot tarnish the excellent qualities of this sequel: a title that fans should play without hesitation.

A modest bill beat'em up.

The limping technical realization and the long-term repetitiveness of the game formula limit the expressive power of a production that perhaps deserved more fortune four years ago.

Chamber of Time is in fact a runaway-style dungeon crawler with good arrows to its arch, sliding and light, but very rigid in structure and decidedly elementary in its construction of gameplay.

A better DLC than the previous one.

Wild West Online will not quench your thirst; on the contrary, it will have the effect of a spoonful of salt in the middle of a scorching desert.

A fun and original game.

An indie fruit of a passion but still an immature work.

The game has achieved a good balance between functionality and quality.

A fusion of East and West that will leave you breathless precisely for the agility and simplicity with which they intertwine different forms of art.

Super Chariot earns the title of best porting of the original game without too much effort, being able to count on a series of features - typical of Switch - nothing short of ideal for use in local co-op.

For all lovers of board games and turn-based strategy in science-fiction sauce, BattleTech is definitely a title to take into consideration.

The improvements made to this new edition, in any case, are essentially just graphical in nature.

Surfing is interesting for the first 10-15 hours of the experience (whose main quest can be completed in about 25 hours, while it takes at least twice as long to explore most of the map), but then becomes a redundant activity.

Too bad that the conversion for Switch brings some problems, as a scheme of commands not always intuitive and annoying crashes that could damage the enjoyment of the experience.

In short, we believe that Shelter Generations can satisfy only and only those people who, not being able to count on other hardware other than Nintendo Switch, want to recover at all costs Shelter 2 and Paws, two extremely niche videogame experiments.

The value of Inked lies above all in the ability to stage a small story of love and suffering through a very personal style and excellent visual impact.

The aesthetic value of the production shows, however, that Dan Plate and Gary Porter certainly do not lack talent, but the important critical aspects of the work before the study clearly reveal the inexperience of the team.

The stages are generous in size and some of them are true level design gems, accompanied by a decidedly inspired soundtrack.

Even in the face of the perhaps excessive (and inexplicable) simplification of the battles, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR remains the definitive version of the best exponent of the saga.

It succeeds, unfortunately, only superficially.

Able to entertain lovers of the genre.

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

On Nintendo Switch, in short, the Fox to Nine Code does not show all its power.