Resident Evil Village proves to be an excellent evolution of the previous chapter: there is tension, exploration, combat, everything you could want and even more.

The remastered version of Shadow Man will undoubtedly capture the attention of Mike LeRoi fans, forced until now to compromise with archaic controls and resolutions unsuitable for modern systems.

If you are a fan of the scrolling shooter genre, you will hardly find better among the new proposals.

Skate City loses most of its reasons for being in this PC release: the mobile nature of the game doesn't adapt to sessions in front of a monitor.

An interesting horror adventure you should try, especially if you have an Oculus Quest 2.

Stellaris: Nemesis is a great addition to this space opera.

Insurmountable is an intriguing product on paper, based on a particular idea but with a slow and not very interactive game structure.

Housemarque did a great job creating a bigger, more ambitious game than before. A fun experience that PS5 players will love.

Star Trek: Legends manages to provide the classic gacha structure without the hassle of the micro-transactions, and it works fine.

Total War: Rome Remaster is the perfect way to enjoy a milestone of the past: it still has flaws but Feral Interactive did a very good job.

New Pokémon Snap found its footing on Nintendo Switch: it's relaxing and fun but gets grating fast if you don't take your time and look just for the best shots.

Buildings Have Feelings Too! is a very special indie, which puts us in the shoes of some city buildings.

With over 75 characters to unlock, a really long campaign with more than 40 maps and two different online multiplayer modes, Darkfire Heroes truly delivers a rich and compelling experience.

Judgment comes to PS5 with a higher resolution, 60 FPS and almost instant loading times: the perfect way to experience this excellent Yakuza spin-off.

The first next gen chapter brings all that was good in the previous chapter and optimizes dynamics and loading times.

Nier has never been a perfect game, and with a bolder attitude this could have been the perfect way to rediscover this hidden gem of the Playstation 3 era. The work done here is still pretty good, and a great way to show why Nier has become kind of a cult classic.

MLB The Show 21 is a solid baseball simulation, but for a true generational leap we'll probably need to wait next year.

Quantum League has a lot of cool ideas but also a few weak points.

Fez is ultimately a masterpiece in game design. After almost ten years, it retains its fresh approach and, after all the road made by indie titles, is still unrivaled as a platform-puzzle based on perspective.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Pop Tap Beat is an excellent debut for Bandai Namco's rhythm series on Apple Arcade with a colorful, immediate and really fun episode.

The new Oregon Trail by Gameloft shows finally a real improvement and some rethinking about the design itself of a classic that persist from the early 70s.

An "interrogation simulator" with Blade Runner vibes. You should check it if you dream of electric sheeps too.

Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition is a charming experience, at least at the beginning. It is relaxing and immersive for a while, until you hit some structural flaws in its gathering and progression system, but overall it remains an enjoyable game.

WRC has landed again this year with its latest incarnation also on the Ntendo handheld console, not without some, sometimes chronic, flaws.

The game is still solid and charming, but the graphics didn't age well and the controls don't always work as expected.

Saga Frontier Remastered is back in HD and with lots of new content: it's time to relive the legend.

The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark is an irreverent expression of the paranormal imagery that we usually find in today's TV series. The title's biggest flaw is its longevity, which we would have expected greater given its sequel nature.

Technically impressive and really charming, Wonderbox: The Adventure Maker is a good toolset for building adventures, although limited in scope.

Poison Control is overall a tedious experience, not worthy of your time.

3 out of 10 Season 2 continues in the layout of the first part of the game. The problem is that it moves very slowly and after ten episodes nothing fascinating has happened yet.

Knight Squad 2 is basically Knight Squad Version 2.0. If you are a fan of the first chapter you will find everything you liked.

Outriders is an honest and long-lived TPS like few others, surrounded by a small series of excellent ones and which makes brutality its school of life.

A fun experiment with too many DLCs and too few tutorials.

NBA 2K21 Arcade Edition is undoubtedly an ambitious title, which brings the highly appreciated sports experience of the 2K Games series to Apple Arcade with absolutely no microtransactions.

Oddworld: Soulstorm is a great game with some great problems.

Clap Hanz Golf brings to Apple Arcade all the arcade awesomeness of the Everybody's Golf series, with very nice touch controls, many different modes and characters to unlock.

Star Wars: Republic Commando is still an enjoyable experience, even after sixteen years.

Before Your Eyes is a moving experience, even though its core mechanic doesn't reach its full potential.

If we go back through the years, up to 1997, we can perhaps remember a brutal, simple and fun game. This remastered tries to make an old game, both inside and out, more appealing to new generations. But don't succeed.

Fantasian is a love letter to the classic JRPG genre and one of its best evolutions ever. Mistwalker succeeds in injecting new life in an (apparently) old shell and makes this game shine both in aesthetics and gameplay.

The Trails of Cold Steel saga has gradually become a mainstay of the JRPG genre. This last chapter concludes the series in an intelligent, sumptuous and hilarious way, as per tradition.

Cobra Kai: Card Game is a simple but fun card battler, with many references to the show and some nice, solid deck building mechanics.

World of Demons is the practical representation of what happens when a talented, skilled dev team creates a stunning mobile experience, easily redefining the way to approach the action genre on smartphones and tablets.

The second DLC of Immortals Fenyx Rising is here. We fly to China for a shorter but always successful adventure.

Simplicity, cuteness and hoarding of resources are key elements of Farm It! A game that seems designed for children but can be used as a light pastime by everyone in small doses.

Disco Elysium is a masterpiece, but this has long been known. The Final Cut is its definitive version, with new content that does nothing but increase the value of the package.

Hitchhiker is a pretty unique game for mobile devices, a walking simulator in which gameplay and interaction are reduced to a minimum and there's an original, fascinating story told through several nice dialogues.

A good builder with a cool mood and some nice ideas.

Cozy Grove is clearly derivative by design, but this can be a good thing: Animal Crossing is not available everywhere and therefore this game can easily find its place.

DARQ: Complete Edition is a disturbing title and for this reason also incredibly valid: you will fall in love with its puzzles.

One of the most surprising and appreciated of the "old" works of TellTale also arrives on Nintendo Switch. Tales from the borderlands is surprising and exhilarating at the same time.

Anyone who has felt attracted to this game will hardly be disappointed, those who continue to think that these narrative adventures are not real games, can safely go further because Genesis Noir is not here to make you change your mind.

Narita Boy is a spectacularly hand crafted experience that starts slowly to become a powerful and funny ride through a cathode-ray tube television from the 80s.

Balan Wonderworld has a strong artistic direction and an amazing soundtrack but also many limitations in terms of gameplay and graphics.

Tony Hak's Pro skater 1 + 2 shows how fun and rewarding it can be to replay titles that worked and still work.

Yakuza 6: The Song of Life is a solid and beautiful final chapter, with an engaging narrative and the traditional abundance of extra activities and minigames.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is the perfect sequel: on the one hand the game winks to the classic trilogy, on the other hand introduces interesting new features in terms of gameplay and structure.

Paradise Lost is difficult to evaluate within the classic canons of judgment. The absence of a real playful component and the presence of a truly problematic technical level compromise the innumerable possibilities.

DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part 2 concludes the DOOM Slayer saga reiterating the concepts expressed with the previous expansion.

There are some consistent foundations below Warpath, and a presentation that is visually appealing, but its structure is still too tending to the same old free-to-play trap.

Spacebase Startopia is a good strategic game, but with some problems that prevent it from being excellent.

A good arcade game, too bad for excessive repetitiveness.

The new chapter in the series is unfortunately not what we hoped for.

Crash Bandicoot: On the Run! brings back on iOS and Android the endless run genre, delivering a slow-paced, less frantic experience than the great classics.

Kaze and the Wild Masks is a successful tribute to the 90s thanks to its aesthetics and ever-growing gameplay.

Project CARS GO is a disappointing game because it underestimates the ability of mobile devices and even as a drag racer it cannot stand out.

Dandy Ace is all about skill management. Rogue-lite fans should certainly give the game a chance.

Just grab a good friend and go play this amazing coop adventure.

It's incredible to have such a fun and marvelous Monster Hunter on Nintendo Switch.

A good DLC that will make fans happy but does not bring any important innovation.

Quotation forthcoming.

Plants Vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville comes to Nintendo Switch, with a really great conversion.

Kill It With Fire is a pretty unique game. What a pity the mobile version delivers a cumbersome experience due to badly arranged and non-customizable touch controls.

A great management game for Nintendo Switch.

Harvest Moon: One World revolutionizes the series with the portable farm, but it also has many flaws.

It all centers around the simple idea of spin, but it works very well, at least for the first dozens of levels.

A few more hours of gameplay for hardcore fans of the original title.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning finally arrives on Nintendo Switch with a good porting.

Unique and outstanding on mobile, Pascal's Wager becomes a decidedly less ambitious and spectacular soulslike on PC, where the game has to deal with a lot of fierce competition.

Lust from Beyond is an overall successful title that pushed us to continue, despite the presence of the combat sections.

Mr. Prepper offers several hours of fun. The player's mind is constantly stimulated for the purpose of careful management of resources, a wise organization of time and a continuous search for optimization.

Gensou Skydrift is simply a terrible kart game.

Apex Legends for Nintendo Switch is a bad port, flawed with mediocre graphics and many performance issues that impact gameplay.

Battle Brothers also arrives on consoles, for now exclusively on Nintendo Switch: the analysis of the port.

Blade & Soul: Revolution brings the popular NCSOFT MMORPG to mobile, but we expected something different and more refined when it comes to touch controls, user interface and combat mechanics.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time arrives on PlayStation 5, with many graphic and technical improvements.

Gnosia fails to deliver a satisfying experience, becoming more frustrating loop after loop due to its randomness.

Survival Z is a nice zombie-based twin stick shooter, with simplified touch controls but nonetheless a consistent degree of challenge, many different enemies and a solid upgrade system.

Queen: Rock Tour is a great tribute to the music of the legendary rock band and its spectacular international tours, gathered here in an exciting campaign.

Radical Fish Games returns to CrossWorlds with the DLC that closes Lea's story.

Stronghold: Warlords is the best entry in the series of the last decade, better than the previous chapters.

Sea of Solitude The Director's Cut is a new game, yet it is still itself. It's not much better or worse, it's just a different way of saying the same thing.

Loop Hero is a meta video game that shows the force of the core loops in the player experience.

Everhood could have been more but, in the end, cannot fully deliver the experience it has suggested in the beginning.

Katana Kata is not a good souls-like, at least on the Nintendo Switch.

An interesting mix between a puzzle game and a narrative adventure.

If you are looking for a light adventure that criticizes the world of gaming development with shrewd nonsense, then it could be worth your time.

Monster Jam Steel Titans 2 is not a bad game, but it is the classic photocopy production aimed only at fans of the genre.