Despite the presence of a genuine and fun combat system at a turn, we need to point out that Blue Reflection has largely missed the target.

An especially a great debut for the young Reikon Games: a frantic, brutal and rewarding brawler that can blend a good depth of gameplay with a character and a really noteworthy style.

This is undoubtedly a watershed, a title with which - from now on - every role play will have to face. An immense and complete title.

If you are looking for a title that is difficult but you know how to curious and enjoy yourself, the few hours spent with Atomega may still be worth the cost of the ticket.

It is clear that Creative Assembly is trying to "break" the tradition of the series, introducing structures that have never found a place in the Total War brand.

Borrows the most successful elements of the genre and combines them with new and imaginative mechanics, offering a tasty, modern cocktail.

Quotation forthcoming.

Exactly what we were expecting.

FIFA 18 is the purest matchmaking game in the world.

The Switch version of Rayman Legends earns the title of the Definitive Edition in full swing, offering an experience that, while lacking in real-life content, exploits the peculiarities of the new hybrid Nintendo console so as to be the best Incarnation of Ubisoft Montpellier title.

We found the game more fluid and engaging, with even more focus on physicality and the defensive phase.

A great step forward beyond its predecessor.

As usual the force of the series is all in the script.

Slightly Mad Studios have not only created an excellent driving simulator, but have made it accessible, friendly, intriguing and never cryptic, impenetrable or cold, as often (always) occurs when attempting this seemingly impossible subgroup mix.

While not achieving classic pinball techniques, its combat system has been designed to provide a good deal of depth to the most experienced riders, without sacrificing accessibility for younger users.

The Infinite roster is a wasted opportunity within a project developed without ever coming out of a cozy comfort zone. A safe but sad choice. An understandable approach, considering the current reputation of Capcom among its old-time fans.

From the gorgeous Key Art to the gameplay capable of being eye-catching, wistful and inventive, everything is in the right place.

It is a product devoted primarily to its (resilient) community, in continuity with its predecessor, determined to recover its structure and philosophy. But it is also a much more welcoming title for newbies.

Gameplay does not, however, keep up with the irony of production, and after half a dozen games you realize it's deeply limited.

The interactive and digital representation of an extraordinary ecosystem and of the decisive cultural and historical value that the authors wanted to allow all to explore, satisfying our playful and interactive needs, but always obliging us to live it deeply, with the dignity it deserves.

Although ingenious, Symphony of the Machine's gameplay is heavily reshaped by the PSVR's intrinsic limits on tracking.

Such a peculiar and entertaining game like Rock of Ages 2 is certainly not seen every day. Indeed, it's incredibly rare.

Metroid: Samus Returns is more than a brilliant remake of a relatively obscure cult-classic: it's a very significant moment for the whole saga, one that actually marks the rebirth of a beloved heroine after a troubled time.

The Chosen will continue to haunt you until the Hterites are defeated and until the Commander has been recaptured, becoming progressively more dangerous and lethal.

Quotation forthcoming.

Bleed is a nice, well-groomed and passionate game, but he cannot make that extra step that would make him really memorable.

Pretty good. It's definitely not a clean product, free of bugs and performance problems, but it's definitely a complete and complex title, full of content and possibilities.

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