It does so with a title that takes the most popular features of the J-RPG, amalgamating them with the intriguing vehicle system and dropping everything into a fascinating and picturesque imagery. The discreet, but not exceptional, bulk of content, however, lends a side to a technical section too old to be able to fully satisfy an audience of players who, just recently, has met some members of the genre much more sumptuous, profound and solid.

A pleasant surprise within the visual novel scene.

A title not to be missed for every lover of "old school" platformers.

The first Disgaea is still today a work not to be missed for any reason.

A more than satisfying Mario Party.

A joy for the eyes, for the ears, for the fingertips and especially for the heart: a condensation of brilliant ideas and decidedly inspired platforming, which, thanks to VR, acquires an enchanting dimension.

The new features of the gameplay add a further layer of depth to the mechanics of the previous chapters, without affecting the difficulty too much.

Fist of the North Star is a bit of a missed opportunity: a great combat system and an abidance of content are stunted by a weak storyline and by sometimes unsatisfactory sub quests.

This episode set in Ancient Greece is an extremely long one, though it seems to favour quantity over quality. It is the richest chapter ever, but its strong sense of adventure can't hide a sometimes unfocused storytelling.

A collection that could certainly appeal to those who have never tried this experience.

Alvin Jr.'s survival education remains the most interesting aspect of the production, which begins to sharpen the blades of his screenplay.

Undoubtedly fun, especially on the move.

A promising first step, which deserves all the attention of the case by virtue of the cleanliness of its ludic formula and the magisterial presentation.

In short, the road taken by Dontnod seems the right one (just to stay on the subject), and now, as usual, you just have to wait for the next chapter.

An intelligent and well thought out work.

The magic of Black Clover does not find a truly dignified realization in Quartet Knights.

Stratified, immense, full of genuine fun and winning intuition, the title of PlayGround Games can be labeled in no uncertain terms a masterpiece.

For trash lovers it is a "must have" (and could even teach us a little bit).

Undoubtedly one of the best versions of the product.

Aggressors: Ancient Rome is an empty and soulless 4X.

The game flows in a frantic manner, dominates the user with visual and sound inputs, never leaves the serenity to appreciate the construction of the story.

The many improvements made to the gameplay show how the developer has paid attention to the main criticisms made by fans, but the desire to extend the package at all costs, forcing users to take hours and hours of negligible content, has finished to dampen the otherwise extraordinary rhythm of the narration, definitively paving the urban myth that sees longevity as a synonym of quality.

Increasingly richer in terms of game modes.

In TV mode, in fact, the technical sector suffers from a downsizing of its graphical performance, which sometimes results in decisive drops in fluidity.

There are certainly deeper fishing games than this, with more fish, more reeds, more lakes, more boats, multiplayer and rankings, but at the same time there is none better than Catch & Release.

Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle is a great collection of classics that honors a great genre that has remained in the hearts of many veteran players.

Bungie finally regains his creative vision, rewrites all the balances, enhances his activities, sculpts a much more satisfactory progress.

Every single aspect of production seems a clear step backwards from the development team's past.