A good remastered for a classic of the past.

SINoALICE comes with stunning lore, awesome characters and a great soundtrack, but in terms of gameplay the game fails to deliver.

Too many expectations that the game can't deliver.

With a driving model more accessible than ever, F1 2020 will let you enjoy its brand new My Team mode even if you are a newcomer.

CrossCode is an old-style 2D RPG, set in an MMO and made precious by an incredibly refined style.

Flying like Tony Stark is a lot of fun. Too bad the game doesn’t offer much more.

A charming, lovely game yet brutally designed to entertain through his towers. Catherine Full Body is now a must to bring with you everywhere.

Quotation forthcoming.

Minor technical flaws aside, Beyond a Steel Sky is quite surprising in its faithfulness with the original. Clearly this cannot have the same impact of the original, but it would be difficult to make a more successful return for the series.

The new Trackmania builds itself on the best chapter of the franchise, laying the foundations for the future of the series.

Pascal's Wager is a real soulslike game, challenging and compelling, set in a disturbing, cursed world full of hideous creatures to fight with.

StoneAge World is an interesting take on the MMO formula, which manages to mix elements from Pokémon et similia with the classic rhythm and structure of the online RPG. It tends to remain stuck in the middle between one thing and the other.

Ninjala is a new free to play battle royale, and it works great; it's a sort of fusion of Splatoon and Fortnite.

Pokémon Café Mix is adorable and exploits the Pokémon brand in some innovative directions, but gets repetitive fast and some puzzles aren't very well designed.

Dungeon Keepers meets Warcraft 3. Dungeons 3 is a work of love, but don't tell it at the evil lord.

Bounty of Blood is a short but successful DLC. Adds some interesting mechanics and timidly tries to innovate a game system that, however, really begins to feel the weight of repetitiveness.

An excellent driving simulator which does not lose its qualities on consoles and will make happy fans of the genre.

West of Dead delivers a charming roguelite experience, with a very nice visual style, interesting (but sometimes lacking) cover shooter mechanics and a great performance by Ron Perlman.

Railway Empire is really a good mix of strategy, building and managing simulation and this version for Nintendo Switch is a good port of it.

A product suitable for the most passionate fans.

Little Orpheus is a great platform adventure with a terrific atmosphere and some very nice graphics, but also a simplistic gameplay that doesn't live up to its huge potential.

Burnout paradise on Nintendo Switch is a fantastic port for a fantastic arcade racing game, ruined by an excessive market price.

A budget football game with responsive controls and nice graphics, but lacking too many features even for its price.

Samurai Shodown delivers an intense, compelling gameplay and offers some really nice characters, but in terms of content the game is a bit poor and the netcode is not smooth as we expected.

Persona 4 Golden is an honest port of the beloved classic Atlus released years ago on PlayStation Vita. As much as it aged, Persona 4 Golden retains all of its charm.

After Shadow Tactics, Mimimi Games gets another big hit in the real-time tactics genre with Desperados III.

The Last Of Us Part II is not a fun game per se. This is a real interactive drama like no other game in the past. A brave, bold, experience that sets a new standard in the medium.

Blade of God: Vargr Souls is a solid hack & slash inspired by the classic episodes of God of War and Devil May Cry. The game offers a solid campaign but the experience still needs to be polished.

Disintegration provides a pleasant breath of oxygen to a genre, such as that of first person shooters, often rooted in consolidated archetypes. Unfortunately, the technical realization betrays the limitations of a budget that would have been better conveyed only on the single player campaign, instead of concentrating a good part of the forces in anything but satisfactory multiplayer.

Project Warlock is a simple yet fascinating tribute to the early 90's aesthetic and to immortal games like DooM and such.

There's really nothing new in this standard runner starring Spongebob, if not for its charismatic protagonist and world.

Such a great game is now portable. Despite some technical limitations, this port is a great entry to Switch library, but portability really is the best aspect.

An interesting content more viable for new players.

Borderlands Legendary Collection is the definitive edition of the series, except for the absence of Borderlands 3. It arrives on Nintendo Switch with an excellent conversion.

Towers of Everland is a nice dungeon crawler with many different enemies to fight and loot to collect, but also a simplistic combat system that makes the game pretty repetitive.

Shantae and the Seven Sirens returns with the fifth chapter of the franchise: a few new things and all of them work properly on PlayStation 4.

ASTALO delivers a pretty unique hack & slash experience, packed with a good number of characters and maps to unlock but also a very challenging gameplay that sometimes suffers from unresponsive touch controls.

The same games, 25 years later. You have grown old, they have too.

Monster Train is without doubt one of the best deck builders on the market.

Before buying Pro Cycling Manager 2020 just consider if the absence of significant new features could be a problem for you.

The Outer Worlds on Nintendo Switch is a really good game but also a bad porting. Frequently technical issues, bad frame rate and graphic settings set on low.

Super Fowlst was maybe one of the best reinterpretations of action platforms on mobile and Super Fowlst 2 is an evolution of that concept.

A very well made FPS that won't fit all the players' needs.

Those Who Remain doesn't add anything relevant to the horror genre.

Bioshock: the Collection is a port of undoubted qualities, which however must accept some technical compromises in order to enjoy the portability of Nintendo Switch.

Skelattack is a fairly original action platformer, but also a roguelite with too many problems.

This is that kind of software capable of delivering to everyone: fun in single player, addictive with friends, perfect for a relative and so full of games you may play with something forever.

It's definitely not a perfect expansion but it's still a very ambitious extra, that makes an already great fighting game even better.

Building on the success of the Cube series, Samsara Room is a short but intense adventure game that acts as a prequel of the Rusty Lake universe. It is worth all the minutes you spend scratching your head in search of the solution.

Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition is a must have if you love JRPGs and missed the original release.

Crucible fails to deliver because of boring mechanics and lack of options.

An old school adventure to play if you're LucasArts nostalgic and don't mind struggling (sometimes too much) to solve a puzzle.

Rediscovering the ancient tradition of mini-golf simulations, Golf with your Friends brings plenty of contents between courses and game modes to enjoy with friends.

It's not an easy task to build a kart racing game that actually works but KartRider Rush+ succeeds in nailing almost all the things required to make a good kart racer.

It’s basically Diner Dash set in Bikini Bottom: if that sounds good to you, then give SpongeBob: Kursty Cook-Off a spin.

Total Tank Simulator fails trying to get the player into the battles it tries to simulate.

A funny idea that becomes boring too soon.

A nice action RPG for a new generation of players... and nothing more.

If you've never played Saints Row: The Third then this is the case. The absences and most of the shortcomings of the original title remain and today they can't be justified.

Winding Worlds is more a form of interactive narrative than a real game, all centered on its charming style and strangeness. It's short and not very challenging, nevertheless you'll easily find yourself pondering about its weird and somewhat unsettling story.

Dino Squad is a nice multiplayer shooter with dinosaurs, packed with many different beasts, very fast matchmaking and smooth graphics.

Mafia II Definitive Edition is still the excellent game that was on day one, with an open world not so open and a mature story. Remastering is good and the addition of all the DLC increases the contents available.

The Elder Scrolls: Blades is a simple dungeon crawler, with a nice progression system but repetitive gameplay during expeditions, that represent the core of the experience. The game's got lots of microtransactions since it's a free-to-play title, but the graphics are pretty outdated and there are no motion controls on Nintendo Switch.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix is the richest content title ever in the history of the franchise, and properly exploits the potential of Nintendo Switch.

FORM delivers a charming puzzle experience, with great atmosphere and sound, but it's way too short.

Halo 2 is Halo 2, period. Now it is playable on PC. So, if you have a PC and didn’t play Halo 2, you know what to do.

Beyond Blue is a really fascinating experience, but its attempt to present a complex story and adventure elements doesn't completely result in a well-structured game.

Get Packed is a nice party game with some crazy moments that will make worth the time spent with this game by you and your family.

Munch’s Oddysee was a not very well made 3D platformer twenty years ago. Playing it today adds nothing to the memory of a historical saga that has much more to offer with the first unforgettable episodes in 2D.

The_Otherside focuses entirely on the 80s atmosphere, à la Stranger Things, to involve us in a board game-style games with pawns, backboards and dice.

What the Golf? is a fun and crazy title: on Nintendo Switch it comes in a practically perfect conversion.

Quotation forthcoming.

A small masterpiece for the nostalgia of the 80s.

Deep Rock Galactic is simply one of the best co-op game on the market, but don’t waste your money if you plan to play it alone.

TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2 for Nintendo Switch suffers from frame rate drops, low definition graphics with lots of aliasing and slow loading times that ultimately affect gameplay.

The Wonderful 101 remains one of the most brilliant and original action games ever made: an amazing brawler with elaborate mechanics, a colorful cast, and amazing boss fights and gameplay variations.

A good but far from perfect tie-in.

Indivisible returns with an excellent conversion on Nintendo Switch and with the same content as last fall.

Neversong delivers a very unique, stylish experience packed with some nice puzzles, characters and even boss fights.

Forza Street is an immediate drag racer with some nice graphics and a lot of cars to unlock, but also a very simple gameplay that gets repetitive very soon.

Area F2 is a solid tactical shooter, with a great potential and good numbers but also outdated graphics, cumbersome touch controls and the lack of an autofire option.

Not a bad game but a lazy porting that adds little and it's too expensive.

Dirt Bike Unchained tries its best to be as simple and enjoyable as possible, but the result is a game that feels too flat and repetitive.

Follia: Dear Father is a classic survival horror film that incorporates the Amnesia model and plays in a more contemporary key, at least on a thematic level.

Riot Games did a great job with its new game and giving players the real competitor of Hearthstone.

A Fold Apart delivers a very unique puzzle experience, but the progression is quite slow and the story didn't click.

Great voxel graphics and soundtrack make Nivalis a city worth being visited by all cyberpunk lovers. Unfortunately, gameplay and story are not on the same level.

Rebel Cops is a turn based strategy game that can result quite simple compared to other titles of this genre, but it's still enjoyable, especially in this mobile form.

Streets of Rage 4 is exactly what we hoped it would be: a heartfelt tribute to a long gone era that doesn't try to revolutionize the original formula and keeps it intact, delivering a very fun and solid experience.

A chapter that improves the formula and opens the series to more users.

Predator: Hunting Grounds is a multiplayer game with some good ideas, a very famous enemy and... really too many problems.

Daymare: 1998 is a nice old-fashioned action horror with the right atmosphere, but some poorly-implemented mechanics and technical errors bring down the overall package.

Quotation forthcoming.

Sega brings back to life Sakura Wars with a new chapter suitable for both old fans and newbies of the series.

Yakuza Kiwami is a terrific remake with a great story, characters and gameplay, and it runs great on Xbox One.

Gears Tactics is a damn good game: it’s fast, beastly, violent and dirty.

Fallout 76: Wastelanders is all Fallout fans wanted for this game. NPCs, dialogues and factions. What else do you want more?

Quotation forthcoming.