A light and pleasant fighting game, designed for newcomers of the genre who are approaching anime fighter for the first time.

As much as Nobunaga's Ambitions: Taishi is a good "grand strategy", the production still sins of different ingenuity and a technical realization that we could define now connatural in the series signed Koei Tecmo.

The arrival of the renewed PRO physics is a helping hand towards their community, as well as all the detractors who complained - sometimes even rightly - of a simpler at times too bland and of a little reactive and scrubbing management of the scrub and whip.

Automata is a shining and delicate pearl that any action game lover should possess.

It is not easy to revive a lush undergrowth of creative ideas as it has always been that of puzzle-platform, yet Shift Quantum succeeds, surprisingly.

The Switch version brings with it the possibility - inherent in the nature of the console - to put the marsupial in his pocket and play in his company on every occasion: a feature that marries amiably with the rhythms of the three adventures. We are therefore willing to tolerate some degree of lack on the graphic level, in the face of a gameplay that is well suited to the logic of use in mobility.

On the big N hybrid, the MachineGames shooter retains much of its disruptive play personality, keeping the rewarding properties of one of the best shooters of the past year substantially intact.

Far from being a perfect product, Warhammer 40.000: Inquisitor - Martyr is however a versatile and enjoyable title both by fans of the genre and, above all, by lovers of the boundless background of reference.

Purchase is recommended, in short, to those looking for a retro role-playing game, and especially to true fans of the genre.

This prologue will have completed its mission: to give the fantastic adventures of Life is Strange 2 the opportunity to take flight.

The Octo Expansion is not just the addition to the single player campaign of Splatoon 2 that we could legitimately expect: in the 80 levels of this pay-as-you-go DLC there is a noticeable increase in the challenge rate, with a difficulty that is not always very balanced to appease the most "shrimp" fans but also to put a strain on the nerves of the less hardcore splitters.

A clear step backwards compared to its predecessor.

The production shows a now-tired formula, devoid of creative verve and a challenge rate worthy of the name, which manages to save in corners only thanks to the mechanics of interaction between the environment and the 4 protagonists, well characterized in terms of play.

The playful component is also ludicrous, which has proved boring and devoid of intriguing tricks, especially for a shooting component made too roughly.

Animal Force presents an interesting basic idea, which unfortunately has not been developed in a concrete way.

There is not an ounce of atmosphere in the middle between eros and Lovecraft that should have characterized Lust for Darkness.

Colorful, intuitive, deep and incredibly fun, Mario Tennis Aces is truly something for everyone, from casual newcomers to seasoned hardcore gamers. You'll certainly love its unique arcade soul and its rewarding gameplay (especially in multiplayer), yet you'll also regret its disappointing single player components.

The two narrative lines remain a bit too superficial, without ever deepen the ideas that would have deserved more.

The driving characteristics of the game, as could be expected, obviously remain the destructibility and the damage system, but within Wreckfest there is, fortunately, even something more: a complete game and more than worthy to be counted with merit.

Good, but not great.

If you know how to overcome the first difficulties of the title, including the sense of loss and the apparent lack of a real goal, Team Cherry's game will offer a rewarding game experience, made with all the love of a genre that does not deserve to disappear. Do not let it escape.

If you are passionate and lovers of the genre, give it a chance; the price offered can help you make the choice.

Jurassic World Evolution is an unmissable title for fans of the most famous prehistoric saga of all time but not convincing enough for those looking for a well-calibrated management system.

Even if the intricate and very traditional history could not capture your attention, the bestiary collection and its evolution could keep you glued to the screen for weeks.

Recommend it to lovers of the genre.

Fortnite is not a masterpiece, yet it is one of the most important games in the current videogame panorama. If you are wondering why this happened, you just have to hold the joycons and spend a few minutes in the company of ninety-nine other players, whether you are at home or at lunch at work. Warning: it could be addictive.

Unravel Two is more beautiful to see and richer on the side of content, but at the same time it lacks that creative verve that its predecessor had courageously brought with it.

Milestone, in short, has obvious room for improvement, but MotoGP 18 appears to be a solid product, a candidate to be an important basis for the future of the series.