Soaking in the world of Eora is therefore an imperative that no fans of role-playing and fantasy should be allowed to miss.

Tiny Trax is a successful arcade game that exploits the potential of the VR at its best but can still impress, at least during the first races.

A work so genial and original, where the definitions of "right" and "wrong" acquire new meanings, and in which the impact of our decisions takes on a tangible value.

The only valid reason you might want to welcome it is represented by the genuine presence of many Koei Tecmo icons, some of which could play a strong nostalgia on fans.

The whole thing is "propped up" by a good-looking narrative structure and an eye-catching style.

Mask of Truth continues to be as good as we had seen in the previous chapters of the series.

If you are looking for a title that makes you rediscover a genre that has never been celebrated enough, RedOut will surely be your case.

It is a pity, however, that the Deluxe version brings with it a handful of technical problems.

What remains is a fascinating concept in power, but lacking in realization, which really leaves us with bitterness in our mouths.

It is better to play "small sips", perhaps with someone who is discovering the world of video games.

A fun and exciting story.

For those who come from the frenetic world of arcades or shooters, Aporia might be a good excuse to start a new, fascinating gaming experience.

The result is a slightly flat look, which makes it difficult to welcome Capcom's work enthusiastically. Recommended only to those who had missed the old releases.

To be honest, we did not think an "apocryphal" episode could get so close to the quality of the original work. But you know, "life is odd."

Reinventing Windjammers in 2017 on Playstation 4 is a peculiar and highly educational experience.

Relaxing and relaxed, Slime Rancher is a funny "adventurous manager" with rather atypical traits.

Absolver is an enjoyable, singular, technical and profound game.

A good example of the well-balanced encounter between causality and mechanics, procedurality and systemicity.

We did not expect Lacrimosa of Dana to be so deep, hectic, and fun.

This is a good (re) starting point (re) from which to form the final phase of the videogame.

An interesting mix of role-playing and management games.

Despite the hallucinatory plot and some annoying backtracking session, Rabi-Ribi has quickly conquered us with its demanding and articulated gameplay.

Last Day of June remains imprinted in our memory with lightness, intensity, and melancholy. Like a hug. Like a kiss.

Invades our lounges with the usual amount of humor, depth and fun that the series has always been known for.

It has refreshed me.

A successful experiment.

A quirky crossover that seamlessly blends two universes apparently far away from one another, a compelling strategic game that despite its simplicity has a lot of depth to it (and one that could be a perfect introduction to the genre) and above all a production that truly captures that special, peculiar Nintendo feel: well played Crying Ubisoft Man, well played.

Once you get into the mechanism, you will not come out that easily. Arm yourself only with patience and ... beware of the kettle!