Sushi Striker is a surprising title, a striking example of Nintendo's virtuous politics.

The driving model is undeniably "there".

As seductive as the creature it depicts, Vampyr is as good as we would have hoped for it to be. Content-rich and original, this action RPG unfortunately does suffer from a few graphical and narrative shortcomings. Featuring a solid, yet not thrilling combat system, Vampyr is still able to clearly showcase the talents of its development team members, in all of their bloody creativity.

A wasted opportunity.

In short, an experience that can briefly satisfy fans of the genre: not incomplete or badly realized, yet absolutely anonymous and forgettable.

With a gorgeous, ever-changing setting, unique and functional control scheme, and some fantastic roguelike elements, Everspace is an essential experience for fans of space shooters.

If you are a patient type, in short, the title signed by Game Freak will not create any problem from an economic point of view.

In 2018 it should be unthinkable, for example, to publish a game with the multiplayer mode not implemented (even today it is hidden behind a little reassuring sign "Coming soon") or without the chance to play a double, neither against the AI, nor in multiplayer.

The team has made very little progress in those aspects that could have turned the title into a reference product for the cooperative shooter.

But the point is another: in its worst form, that console, Agony is not Agony. It is a shapeless monster from which you should look away.

A great way to rediscover some milestones in combat video games. And it is certainly not a small thing.

Fortunately, the exquisiteness of such a raw and visceral infernal representation overshadows all the technical and game design problems. But when the gameplay becomes so insistent that it manages to break the horrible enchantment, it's trouble.

Two strong points in its favor. First of all the touch screen, which allows you to bypass the physical commands for faster, more convenient and immediate feedback. Secondly, portability: finally it is possible to put our miniature world in hand wherever we are.

A product capable of guaranteeing many hours of fun. And this, after all, is more than enough.

The basic mechanics have not been distorted, but have finally been (though not sufficiently) improved.

All in all fun and able to show the historical characters of the brand from a different point of view, ONE PIECE: Grand Cruise would have won hands down our sympathy (and sufficiency) if it had been proposed not as a game, but as a 'VR experience, maybe free or otherwise at a price consistent with the very few contents offered by the package.

Yoku's Island Express is a colorful pearl that emerges from the sea of independent development, a title that demonstrates how much innovation and originality can play a fundamental role in the current videogame market.

If what you are looking for is a fresh incentive to start a new campaign with gusto, perhaps it is better to wait for the arrival of the next more substantial expansion, which will probably be dedicated to Arabia.

Tiny and yet great, ancient yet new, Curse of the Moon is a pearl that you should not miss out on.

A videogame experience with very clear ideas.

Very tempting and cheap, especially considering the variety of selections - with experiences ranging between different genres, even if to dominate can only be platformers and Scrolling fighter - and support for online multiplayer. But be careful, because not everything you remember with the big eyes is actually as sweet as memory suggests.

Detroit: Become Human is without doubt the best work and climax of David Cage’s career thus far. Post-credits, one is left full of admiration for such a brave and majestic game, though still not devoid of the author’s usual flaws, namely a few not-well-executed plot twists and slightly sloppy gameplay mechanics. The tale Detroit tells us is, all things considered, just like humanity’s: powerful and imperfect.

Quotation forthcoming.

The reduced launch price is definitely a plus point to allow another masochistic ride between Anor Londo and Oolacile, but keeping in mind that Dark Souls Remastered is just the shadow of that flame that many expected.

Although it is not adequately reinforced by a stylish design, Runner 3 is an experience that every fan of the arcade spirit must treasure.

Anchored to the dogmas of the genus of belonging, it will surely satisfy the veterans of the series as they confuse the neophytes.

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.