This new adventure nails the overall mood of the series, while introducing an interesting "word fight" mechanic in replacement of the absent time rewind power. It lacks intense and adrenalinic moments like those in the original series, though: we hope to see more of those in the next two chapters.

A nice puzzle game with intriguing color-based mechanics for lovers of Portal-like titles. It would have benefited from more variety and a more original story/environment, but it will surely satisfy the lovers of this genre.

A thrilling and insane first person trip in a retro-futuristic world, with a surprising story and great visuals. Suggested to any lover of story-driven adventures.

A nice mash-up of '80s rock-based rhythm game and shooter that could have aimed higher if it wasn't for the many technical problems and uncalibrated difficulty.

A compelling three hours narrative experience, sustained by an interesting memories playback mechanic and a good sound design, but without excelling in any particular department.

An exhilarating story and challenging gameplay mechanics get partially ruined by too repetitive puzzles and sometimes imprecise controls. It's still, however, an enjoyable puzzle-platformer with tens of hours of contents, suggested to lovers of old-school challenges.

An hilarious and very original game, offering us exhilarating insult matches both versus the A.I. and our friends. At the cheap price it's sold, it's impossible not to recommend it.

Telltale was unable to introduce any newness to its old adventure formula, but a strong plot and a very good technical optimization job make this first episode a must buy for all lovers of the genre. Too bad the devs keeps ignoring Italian gamers with lack of localization.

A very enjoyable survival game, with gorgeous environments and deep simulation systems. It can be quite punishing though, also due to a not optimal save system, so it's recommended to the more determined and patient gamers.

A funny and entertaining mix of different genres, spanning from third person action-shooter to RPG to crafting/building mechanics. It's already got lots of contents even if in early access, but it's a bit too heavy in the farming/grinding side, with players that often ignore the action for tens of minutes to go harvesting materials.

A challenging action-parkour game, with open levels and a good visual design.

It could have had deeper controls and more environments, but Infinite Minigolf is however a very good arcade minigolf game, with a great editor and community support.

An awesome sim game with survival elements, with addictive gameplay capable of satisfying both veterans and newbies of the genre.

An original collectathon platformer, with a lunatic premise and fun gameplay, but with a little bit too many rough edges.

GRIDD: Retroenhanced nails the retro-futuristic '80s sci-fi atmosphere, with gorgeous neon visuals and a great electro soundtrack. And the gameplay is very satisfying too, thanks to shoot 'em up mechanics that require us to think about when shooting at everything that moves or approaching enemies in other ways.

A game driving us through a roller-coaster of emotions while exploring adult and tragic stories, narrated with exceptional sensitivity and humanity. A game you can't miss if you love story-driven experiences.

A very funny multiplayer arcade racer, a little bit lacking in modes variety but definitely worth a try.

A captivating side-scrolling adventure, with great visuals and a varied gameplay supporting the intriguing narrative in a communist dystopy. Some controls could have been better refined, but it's not a big deal and the game is definitely suggested.

A simplistic and light action-RPG, giving up on loot and deep systems in favor of lighthearted co-op action. Some design choices feel a bit too archaic and it's got some performance problems during the most crowded moments, but it can deliver an entertaining experience.

Dead by Daylight is nothing more than a failed porting from PC, with many technical problems, an awful net-code, bad localization and lack of content and gameplay variety.

An overly boring game structure, too easy gameplay and a crop of technical problems prevent Hunting Simulator from being the hunting sim fans of the genre wanted.

A great, entertaining and content-filled rhythm game, with lots of modes and customization options for any kind of gamer.

Constructor brings to modern consoles some intriguing city building/management concepts, but it results in a lacklustre, bug-ridden and forgettable game due to badly ported controls, lack of contents and an overly repetitive gameplay, at a too-high price.

Shadow Warrior 2 is bigger, funnier, deeper and nutter than the previous game, thanks to its RPG component and more open environments. It still feels rough on the edges though, due to an inconsistent frame-rate and too bullet-spongy high level enemies that make us forget any strategy in favor of overly long shooting sessions. All in all, however a definitely suggested buy for '90s style FPS lovers.

MotoGP 17 feels a bit outdated due to its underwhelming graphics and some A.I. problems, but it delivers lots of content for every motorcycle racing lover.

Broken Age allows us to relive the golden age of point-and-click graphical adventures, delivering a pleasing art style and a good writing, even if not exempt of more boring moments. All in all, a good old-school adventure capable of pleasing even the more demanding players.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind is an interesting expansion to the TESO world, delivering a huge nostalgia factor and fully playable both solo and with a party, by newbie or experienced players. Its 20 hours story is a bit too short though, and technically it's starting to feel a bit too outdated.

Illfonic's game offers a very captivating gameplay loop with original and effective mechanics, but it ends up being dragged down by too many technical flaws and too few contents. It feels like an early access game at an overly too high price, and that's a pity as it shows great potential.