A "narrative racing game" where the storytelling is the core of the experience, and not the gameplay. Original and lovely... but ephemeral.

Under a beautiful art, Punch Club it's a life simulator under a sport management sim appearance. You have to manage your time to train, work, buy food, work on your relations, rest... and fight. It's a shame that combats are automatic: if they were playable, probably the game would have been more fun to play.

A futuristic adventure that offers a good first contact with PlayStation VR but its graphics are poor and the control system is rough.

Massira Whispers from the desert is a game about Syrian refugees, which is quite simple in its mechanics, but displays a strong message and an interesting artistic approach.

Samurai Warriors 5 is a competent and conventional musou. Forgetting the experiments of Dynasty Warriors 9, it is business as usual, with some new interesting but not revolutionary actions. It has plenty of characters and weapons to keep you grinding to infinity. The gameplay is simple and repetitive, but you probably already knew that by now.

If you see this game as an "auteur" piece you might enjoy it, but its roguelite formula is too clunky and hostile to be enjoyed by the mass market.

It's not a bad game at all, but it has technical issues and it's like a missed opportunity. However, Ginger: Beyond the Crystal is charming and perfect for children and 3D-platforms lovers.

Aaru’s Awakening has a beautiful art style, but it's control issues and an unbalanced difficulty curve ruin the experience.

A good example of a game that would have needed a thorough review to reduce its true quality. Some ingredients are fine, but the whole thing falls short of what one would expect from a "space" adventure like this. It's not terrible, but it is forgettable, unfortunately.

How to Survive 2 is a game that delivers on its promise. Without too much technical bragging, it manages to entertain and provides us with hours of zombie attacks. In cooperative much better than alone.

A solid game with good intentions, but a far cry from the biggest games in the genre. As an appetizer is ok, but the most hardcore hack and slash fans will probably prefer to wait for Bayonetta 3... or boot up Devil May Cry 5 one more time.

A decent puzzle game... but not for PS Vita. Looks more like a smartphone game.

With a lovely cast of characters and a gorgeous art style, fans of challenging 2D platformers will surely love Skellatack. It's a shame that because of some design flaws the challenge sometimes becomes frustration. Otherwise, you can clearly see there's a lot of potential here.

Naruto and Boruto fans will find joy in the team-based, MOBA-like matches (both cooperative and competitive) that Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker offers, but it's difficult to recommend the game in it's actual state, with lots of connectivity problems. Given it's nature, we hope this problems will get fixed in the near future.

It is a good return for Sonic and his friends. It tries to maintain the balance between the classic style of Sonic and platforms of exploration but he still has a long way ahead.

You can't expect any revolution with games like this. It's old school and on that matter, it works fine, but its lack of content and some graphical issues are relevant.

Like the creature itself, Call of Cthulhu is a convoluted mix of ideas; some god, some bad. Being based in Lovecraft's short story guarantees a great atmosphere that fans of his works will surely loved, but here, the cosmic horrors are more myth than reality.

Quotation forthcoming.

Table Top Racing World Tour fails of its essential purpose: be funny without any complications.

Call of Cthulhu brings to the Nintendo Switch the horror and madness of the game developed by Cyanide a Studio, with a great port that maintains all the ups and downs of the original launch.

The remastered edition of a game which wasn’t very good when it was released on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC two years ago. Overkill Software has included all the DLC, but hasn’t solved the issues of the original. There are some good ideas, but also some bad things.

No big news for Egypt. This DLC doesn't offer any new mechanics or gameplay surprises. Anyway, the story and cut-scenes are good enough to make us admire Bayek even more.

It repeats the typical mistake of other DLCs from the franchise (repeating the mechanics of the main game with a coat of paint), but its simple, focused story is well developed.

An action RPG with a good playable base and a great construction of the universe and characters, which is hampered because it takes too long to provide us with the necessary tools to enjoy it and because a large part of the gameplay is based on being a messenger.

An OK-ish platforming game that offers some good humor, but fails in many aspects of the level design.

Pneumata combines gameplay from modern Resident Evil and the Outlast series, and fans of both games will appreciate the author's good intentions. But a number of shortcomings and design flaws make it difficult to recommend.

Gods Will Fall's approach is really good (and very original, within its genre), but it falls on deaf ears due to too repetitive mechanics. If you are patient you will be able to enjoy it ... Otherwise, these are not your gods.

World War Z is a game full of zombie hordes, a feeling of great burden and a great experience to engage with friends. But at the same time, the negative points are huge, from bad gunplay to the scant variety and very short duration. And these weigh heavily on the title.