Grounded 2 is almost the ultimate survival game featuring tiny teenagers who have lost their way in a park. It retains the best features of the original and adds cool new elements such as the buggies, but it could be even better if the technical glitches were fixed and the pace of future updates was maintained. [Early Access Score = 84]

Even in early access, InZOI convinces with the amount of options, editors and possibilities it offers at launch, even more so with the promise of more content and improvements, and launching at a reasonable price. If the studio continues to improve what it already has achieved, and takes care with the DLC pricing policy, yes, The Sims can tremble. [Early Access Score = 85]

Palworld is an entertaining game if you connect with its survival and monster-catching mechanics, and its gameplay loop. But, at the same time, it's easy to feel that it's not original, that it doesn't do anything you haven't seen before, and that it crosses some red lines by drawing inspiration from certain games. [Early Access Score = 79]

The core idea is good and we are thankful for its approach towards romantic horror, but everything else is really messy, with lots of graphical errors and some ambiguous puzzle designs.

If you like slow-paced, quiet experiences, you'll feel in here as in a theme park. Don't expect hi octane adventures, just the pleasure of discovering more and more. [Early Access Score = 83]

We are really sad to confirm that such a promising project has sunk in a sea of bugs, control issues and unstable sound. If you REALLY love horror, maybe you should give it a chance, but be ready to get frustrated more often than not.

Live Home Circuit is a great combination of a toy (a radio controlled kart) and an augmented reality game for Nintendo Switch, with some creative additions in the way we design each circuit.

The jump to a platform of greater power such as Nintendo Switch seems to have played against Game Freak, but there is no denying that there are very good ideas and much needed changes. And, although it needs work, the Wild Area firmly establishes the foundation of the future of Pokémon.

The jump to a platform of greater power such as Nintendo Switch seems to have played against Game Freak, but there is no denying that there are very good ideas and much needed changes. And, although it needs work, the Wild Area firmly establishes the foundation of the future of Pokémon.

The jump to a platform of greater power such as Nintendo Switch seems to have played against Game Freak, but there is no denying that there are very good ideas and much needed changes. And, although it needs work, the Wild Area firmly establishes the foundation of the future of Pokémon.

We are sure that La Ruina is a pick up artist, but he didn't pick our interest for that matter. It will work as a manual for someone, we suppose...

A great opportunity gone to waste because of the lack of content, numerous technical issues and terrible servers. It offers great ideas, but they end up at the bottom of Crystal Lake.

Vroom is the worst of the first Nintendo switch titles. An uninspired racing game (in which we control flying motorcycles) with poor graphics, hideous sound effects and boring gameplay.

It's not totally terrible, but it's disappointing in every aspect. The kids might enjoy it a bit, but the rest of users will suffer a poorly optimized and outdated beat 'em up. It offers local co-op, at least.

Based on classic RPGs such as Eye of the Beholder, Crystal Rift feels like a poor adaptation. Dungeons are repetitive, graphics are too basic and it causes dizziness when played with PSVR due to camera controls.