Those who love "anime style" products will find a nicely modeled character design, but also a truly sparse concept and little environmental inspiration. For the rest, even The Scion of Arland, like its predecessors, has a sweet and carefree charm, characterized by an untraceable genuineness elsewhere.

Everybody's Golf VR has managed to exploit the potential of virtual reality to establish itself as the most immersive and engaging golf game around, becoming at the same time one of the best 1: 1 sports simulators available on PlayStation VR, all without neglecting the accessibility that has always characterized the Clap Hanz series

At the end of the credits all that remains is the regret for a very reduced longevity, which leaves us with the desire to discover more deeply the story drafted by David S. Goyer.

The Castlevania Anniversary Collection has great historical value, and it would be a mortal sin to ignore it. Unfortunately Konami pursues the philosophy of "maximum results with minimum effort", setting up a collection that is so rich but also not very refined.

Lively and colorful on the graphic level, pressing and dubbed on the sound level, the title of Sumo Digital is a hymn to the SEGA series: speeding on the track with the characters of Sonic The Hedgehog is a pleasure that will satisfy all the most ardent fans of the franchise.

A title that we sincerely recommend to all those who are looking for a good story, told with the right times and without shortcuts.

In short, even after seven years, Rebellion hits the target again.

Rage 2 is a frenetic, brutal and satisfying shooter, but it is too easy to complete and it lacks content. At least the game made by id Software and Avalanche is still an enjoyable experience.

This is undoubtedly a successful episode, even if it is the victim of some small rhythm problems, and now we just have to wait for the next (very hot) act. Just a shame that we will have to wait quite a while ...

Space Junkies is a solid and fun arena shooter, with all the essential ingredients in the right place.

We found ourselves facing a title driven by insufficient and inadequate gameplay on both PC and mobile systems.

The new work by Bertil Hörberg will keep you glued to the Switch screen thanks to its style and its adorable vintage look.

But it is above all the prospect of living in such a fascinating setting in portability, and such a profound epic, worth much of the ticket price.

Despite a rather slow start and a "Dark Souls-like" combat system that also disappoints on the distance, the post-apocalyptic journey of Black Forest Games, at the crossroads between the action-adventure and the management, demonstrates qualities that could be tempting to lovers of the tough and uncompromising challenge.

The lack of interactivity and emotional involvement, the ease with which the few hours of play are dealt with and the almost total absence of replayability unfortunately prevent the Italian studio from flying high towards the sun.

Zanki Zero is a meltin 'pot of genres, influences, ideas and theories, where each element has its own importance in the gameplay context.

A version that imposes on players a long series of graphic compromises dictated, as usual, by the specifications of a hardware far less powerful than that of the living room counterparts.

An enjoyable experience, essentially, especially for all the "devotees" of the reference genre.

A delicious game, with a boundless heart and lots and lots of passion behind it.

For better or for worse, Day Gone exceeds expectations. Bend Studio focuses heavily on the plot of its latest work, sometimes even at the expense of the gameplay, forced to adapt to the narrative needs of the survival game. Despite this, Days gone is still a very unique experience, thanks to its extremely recognizable personality shining through.

The poor quality of the artistic direction and some fillers too can not obscure the excellent work in the conception phase, writing and conception of the work.

In no uncertain terms, Katana ZERO is perhaps the first big surprise of 2019: a breathtaking action game.

A poor collection. There is no delicate way to say it.

The repetitiveness of the schemes and the re-use of assets risk making the product much less long-lived than the other exponents of the genus, reducing in the advanced stages the variety of situations, the originality of their outcomes, and more generally the transport for this adventure of the past.

The purchase of the Switch version is recommended despite these reservations, especially given the good list price and the prospect of playing it in a portable format. And then, who knows: to relive this adventure could prepare us, sooner or later, on the return of the Arisen ...

Mortal Kombat returns after four years of absence, flooding our screens with an incalculable amount of blood and ultra-violence. The eleventh chapter of the saga signed by Netherrealm and published by Warner Bros. Games is a concentration of new mechanics and classic elements, masterfully united under the sign of an above-average production.

With a budget price, in fact, it offers a co-operative campaign that - while banishing any form of narration - will entertain and entertain those who will play it with other colleagues. This is due, in a nutshell, to the only real diamond point of the offer: the gore system and the swarms of the undead.

Instant classic.