Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is a limited but refined multiplayer experience. The mix of simulation and arcade elements creates a fresh and compelling experience for those who live to conquer medieval battlefields.

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus on Nintendo Switch is the same, great narrative shooter we appreciated last October.

We waited four months for this second episode, but the result is a compelling and excellently crafted adventure, which is also a better game than the first chapter. Sadly, you will see the credits roll after just an hour or so.

World of Final Fantasy may look like Pokémon but it's much more Final Fantasy at its core. It's colorful and more intriguing than it initially appears and runs really well on Switch.

FIFA 20 doesn't make any revolution and maintains the philosophy adopted by the series in recent years, smoothing out some mechanics of its predecessor which were abused last year. Volta is an interesting alternative to traditional gameplay.

Overlord 2 is a giant leap from the first episode thanks to the huge work made by Triumph to fix all the flaws. Various and well devised, Overlord 2 is a guilty pleasure for all the guys who like to be over cynical in a game, and it's impossible not to mention its stunning visuals.

Defender Chronicles II: Heroes of Athelia offers something more than the first episode, though it's got the same, solid gameplay. The animations are still choppy, but the overall experience is really enjoyable.

This is a smart app that tries to emulate, unsuccessfully, the appeal of the Pokemon games.

Band Hero feels more like a data disk rather than a brand new franchise: however, its focus on multiplayer, pop tracklist and interesting connectivity options with the DS make it a perfect-suited rhythm game for the Wii audience.

Dark Meadow combines a great atmosphere, an engaging storyline and awesome graphics into a single solution, giving you one of the most interesting experiences available on iPhone or iPad.

Journey to Un'Goro introduces new Quests and the funny Mechanic Adapt and the new Year of the Mammoth.

Orc: Vengeance could really be considered a (very) reduced but optimized version of Diablo. Graphics are impressive and gameplay is addictive; of course there is an abyss from Diablo but the "dark" side of Chillingo started with a good product

The Darkness II is a frantic shooter with a great freedom to decide how to kill your enemy using the Darkness' powers, your weapons or the tentacles. The real problems are in the lack of a deep plot as the first Darkness and in the shortness of the single player campaign.

Fun and clever in the first hours, Scram Kitty does not fall in the long term, but its shooter approach soon becomes more a burden to level design than a true quality gameplay symbol.

Fast, fun and cheap. For less than 10 bucks and despite a not so charming visual style, Altitude is a very good multiplayer shoot'em up.

If the endless running games still doesn't make you sick, Grim Joggers with its multiple runners brings a simple yet interesting change in the genre's routine.

Agent A is a very entertaining and clever puzzle based adventure, that could be enjoyed by almost everyone who is interested in this kind of product.

Catalyst Black is a brilliant mix between some typical aspects of MOBAs and competitive twin stick shooter mechanics, characterized by (almost) perfect touch controls and a very interesting progression system, which gradually unlocks weapons, objects, resources and content, allowing us to slowly access all the modes the game has to offer.

Shattered Memories is actually a reinterpretation of the very first Silent Hill game. We still don't know if this is a new beginning for the series or an isolated experiment, however Climax did a great job putting together an unique atmosphere, a lot of interesting solutions and a smart use of the motion-sensitive controls. One of the best and most adult experiences on Wii so far.

Due to the new characters and items, Tobe & Friends is an amazing update of the original Hookshot Escape, and one of the best vertical scrolling platformers in the App Store.

With nice graphics and intuitive mechanics, Shellrazer is a good and frantic casual game, but unfortunately you have to deal with its annoyingly repetitive gameplay.

If you enjoyed the first episode, then you'll appreciate Frontline Commando: D-Day. The game delivers a more dynamic and fast experience with the same, great touch controls.

Kami 2 is more of the same in its purest form, nevertheless it's still enjoyable, and if you have appreciated the first one you could not ask for anything else than this.

Wasteland 3 is the perfect evolution of its predecessor, with just minor issues that don't ruin the overall experience: welcome back, Rangers.

Yet another Battle Royale in an already overcrowded market.

Settlers 7 does not innovate the formula it belongs to but offers a good quantity and quality of different contents. If you like the genre and can manage the dull DRM, It could be a nice experience.

The improvements are many and involve every aspect of the game. A more compact experience but a really engaging one.

The awful lot of stuff to do in Rune Factory: Frontier will be seen as a blessing by fans of the Harvest Moon series, but everyone else might find this a little bit too weird and repetitive.

Mighty Switch Force is an excellent download: it is intelligent and addictive, and it features some of the most engaging puzzles ever seen. Unfortunately, it is a little too brief for our tastes, but with its small price it'd be a shame not to play it nonetheless.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is an honest tribute to the genre as it was in the nineties. The severe lack of modern quality of life features might discourage new players but the gameplay is rock solid and feels Suikoden every step of the way. Which is enough said.

Overwatch 2 is more akin to a big update than a full fledged sequel: it still is the fun, dynamic and charismatic shooter it was but the new free to play model is lackluster and predatory.

Everspace is an intriguing and fresh roguelike enriched by a touch of space opera and stunning graphics. Not so balanced for the first hours, it gets gradually better thanks to the permanent upgrades system.

TrackMania 2: Valley offers amazing online support, solid precision racing and new graphics. Oddly these are roughly the same things packed in Stadium that costs half the price.

Even if it doesn’t break any new ground, Devious Dungeon is a simple yet solid action RPG which offers lots of content for its small price.

People who liked Rock Band in his recent appearances on the Nintendo DS will find in this third episode the same gameplay, a decent tracklist and some minor new features. The experience is not particularly innovative, but it is still enjoyable and fun.

The PC version of State of Decay brings all the exciting survival experience already seen on Xbox 360. While the content is basically the same, the game looks now better thanks to 1080p support and improved textures.

Despite the major changes that will surely be met with skepticism by longtime fans, Civilization 7 is a work that is perfectly consistent with the vision of its creators. Taken individually, innovations like the transforming civilizations and the separation between eras might seem jarring, but together they fit seamlessly into the evolution pursued by Firaxis, which is now much more focused on specific moments in human history and provides an outstanding synthesys between the fourth, the fifth and the sixth installment.

Whether you are a lone wolf or a death squad, The Division 2 Warlords of New York can offer much fun to looter shooter lovers, more than you could expect after the troubled start of the title a year ago.

A solid alternative to the Monster Hunter series that sincerely surprised us with its combat flow and complex karakuri system. There's definitely a lot of balancing to be done, and the PC version has some clear optimization problems... still, this is a great action game that we wholeheartedly recommend, and has a lot of potential for the future.

Quotation forthcoming.

Battle for Azeroth lacks the novelties and polish of your usual WoW expansion but the new locales, enemies and storylines looks fascinating and promising. However Blizzard has tons of things to tweak and fix in the coming months.

Rise and Fall expand some aspect of the original game in many interesting ways. If you are in love with Civilization VI, buy it without worries.

If you have already purchased any of the remakes of Final Fight, you could easily consider this Double Impact bundle as an expensive and unattractive product. If not, this is your best chance to buy it: the game comes with a very good online multiplayer mode, and you also get a decent bonus title.

iRacing is one of the best racing games you can experience online: deep like no one else and full of contents, it will make every pro driver happy. It's not for anyone but it's still worth a try.

Monster Hunter Stories is an excellent JRPG through and through filled with content, challenging fights, interesting customization options and amazing visuals. It is also very respectful of its source material, offering players a new take on the iconic Monster Hunter tropes.

Call of Duty: WWII is a solid shooter with a lot of content to play with and a beautiful gameplay. The campaign mode is well-written even if it's not so original, but it's in multiplayer that this chapter really shines. If you appreciated the brand and were bored by the latest iteration this is the right year to fall back in love.

Peculiar and compelling, Objects is Spaces needs more balance and some refining to finally become a butterfly.

Druidstone: The Secret of the Menhir Forest is not a bad game, but it has nothing really new to thrill you.

WRC 8 represents another step forward for the series developed by Kylotonn, thanks to a renewed Career Mode, the introduction of dynamic weather and a further refinement in the driving model and vechicle’s physics.

A fairy-tale adventure set in an open world: Blacktail isn't perfect, but it will captivate players.

Parabole has crafted another solid adventure which takes the players on a dense trip, without killing them at every corner.

Bears in Space is an old school shooter game that makes you lough, challenges you and gets you involved in an absurd world that's absolutely worth exploring.

SteamWorld Heist II reconfirms himself as an excellent successor of the first chapter, introducing lots of new content.

Luto is a horror of the soul. It inherits the form of P.T., but changes the substance with intelligence, building a reflection on our connection with personal ghosts. It does so by exploring non-Euclidean spaces and drawing on many works that have deconstructed the house as a place of memory, reimagining it as a mental labyrinth. Intangible and uncanny when the domestic hearth becomes an inner prison. Luto is a loop that must be broken not necessarily through logic. It’s a deconstruction of the genre, but also an intriguing celebration of it. It manages to be frightening while also sorrowful and melancholic, even with the flaws of a debut work.

Digimon Story Time Stranger isn’t perfect, but it’s undoubtedly the most ambitious entry in the franchise to date — both in terms of content and the depth of its gameplay mechanics. It offers an intriguing narrative, excellent longevity, and the chance to meet and collect over four hundred Digimon (some of which can even be ridden), all while exploring, in alternating moments, both the real and digital worlds. That said, it’s undeniable that this isn’t a flawless title. From a technical standpoint, despite the refinements and overall visual appeal, its origins as a last-generation project are apparent at every turn. Moreover, despite all the new ideas and innovations introduced, dungeon exploration remains rather static and repetitive, and the combat system doesn’t reach the depth that fans might have hoped for — even if it is, admittedly, more technical than in the past. In short, there’s still work to be done — but the direction is the right one. “All together,” then, “all for the Digimon,” as the old anime theme song once said.

Shadow Warrior is back with more weapons, procedurally generated maps, online co-op and more fortune cookies. Something could have been done better, but the overall experience is worth a ride if you love chaos, fast paced action and 80s humor.

Apotheon is a solid metroidvania-style action platformer, with a great art style, an excellent level design and plenty of weapons and enemies. Some of the key elements of the gameplay may be questionable, tough.

The opening episode is more brutal than ever and does a great job introducing Clementine as the main character, but it falls short when it come to innovation and compelling adventuring.

​Mixing the charm of Japanese RPGs and the mechanics of Super Mario Golf, Golf Story is another beautiful little gem in the Switch eShop catalogue.

Clumsy Ninja is a simple, fun virtual pet game, with some very nice graphics and plenty of minigames and items to unlock.

The Journey Down: Chapter 2 is a genuine adventure that releases good vibes. The smooth attitude of Bwana is contagious and brings us into the heat of the story as a partner would lead us onto the dance floor.

This War of Mine: The Little Ones adds further complexity and drama to an already ruthless survival game.

Pinball FX3 is Pinball FX2 with some technical refinements, better online and a couple of new mechanics. And it's a good game, blessed by tables backward compatibility, but after seven years we were expecting more.

Unmechanical is a charming and stylish game that provides smart puzzles but a really short experience.

Battletech is a good turn strategy game which pays for some design choices and the dull AI.

The Denpa Men winks at the earlier Dragon Quest or Pokémon, but it's kinda out of place here and there. Filled with content, levels to grind and dungeons to beat, it might appeal nostalgic players looking for a truly challenging RPG.

Neople blew us away, demonstrating an unexpected level of experience and awareness in the soulslike genre. The First Berserker: Khazan is, despite some flaws, an extraordinarily competent soulslike, built for veteran players who want a serious challenge. Sure, there is still room for improvement, it's not very original, and there were some excessive choices here and there... Still, this is a great "first try"and deserves recognition.

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is basically everything that awaits us from the game. Fun, over the top and crazy. What struck us, however, is that it proves to be even a little bit more. Especially where it deviates the path, inserting the overworld with all its facets and adding the double-class on a single character, it almost tries to overtake Borderlands 3. Success and the passage of time will tell us if it was true. What is certain is that the potential and the fun are always there.

Curse of the Dead Gods is another good game that joins the over competitive market of the roguelikes.

Detroit: Become Human is a good adventure with an interesting plot and a bunch of marvelous characters. At the same time, its gameplay is completely focused on quick time events and this could be boring if you're not ready for them.

When the original game is so good, can a Director’s Cut spoil the experience? We still don’t know, because Broken Sword is a very solid Director’s Cut of an awesome Graphic Adventure. Developers could have gone the extra mile to smooth some rough edges off, but even so the mission is completely accomplished.

Fourteen years have passed since its original release, but Baldur's Gate is still a masterpiece. The Enhanced Edition adds nice content and tuning to a game that every RPG player should have played once time (at least) in his life.

Disgaea lovers will like this third chapter in the series, however casual players will hardly be charmed by a product which offers on PlayStation 3 almost the same gameplay and visuals the prequels delivered on PlayStation 2. Disgaea 3 is a good product overall: the deep gameplay and bizarre plot are its strongest points and as such every fan of strategy games should give it a chance.

Yakuza 4 is not just a simple more of the same. Between its huge lines of subtitles there are some new features that definitely work. The four characters are a great gift for the story telling, and also to the combat system, different from character to character, succeeds to revamp old but working mechanics. Beside that is the same Yakuza of the past years.

F1 Manager 2023 doesn't represent the evolutionary step that could be expected after Frontier's good debut in the difficult world of Formula One management games. The refinements are marginal and could easily have been made with a patch job on the previous title. Furthermore, the additions are limited and do not significantly improve the gaming experience. While overall a better game than last year, it cannot be recommended to anyone who already owns F1 Manager 2022.

Since EA owns NFL rights, you won't be able to chose between Madden and the 2k franchise anymore. Madden NFL 12 is a good game, but still it's got some issues that prevents it from being the definitive NFL sport sim every fan would love it to be.

A Way Out shows that action adventure games can be played in pairs, from start to finish. And with great results.

City Living enhanced considerably the gameplay of The Sims 4 and adds an excellent expansion to the core. It is clearly visible what has been the starting idea, provided by the experience of The Urbz for PS2 but declined in a newer and fresher form.

Maybe Axiom Verge 2 is not the sequel that fans of the first game expected. The metroidvania structure appears to be way more focused on exploration and puzzle solving: a different path for the series, but equally enjoyable once you get to understand it.

Doki Doki Literature Club! is totally free and one of the best visual novel ever made.

A beautiful expansion filled with lots of contents and beautiful features. The four new characters are unique and deserve a try and arcade mode it's a total blast. Ubisoft just made For Honor greater.

It's the same, complete experience of Fallout 4 but with all the typical flaws of the virtual reality.

A beautiful experiment with brilliant mechanics and lovable characters, that falls short of exellence due to some naivety in the level design and the general progression.

Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is the ultimate Transformers game fans were waiting for. It is not lacking issues, such as a mediocre texturing work and a somewhat lackluster multiplayer mode, but it is an excellent shooter as a whole.

Vanquish is back, with all of its frenetic and wonderful gameplay.

Shin Megami Tensei Liberation Dx2 is quite a good mobile adaptation that feels and plays almost like a real entry in the franchise. Gacha rate is very low but most persistent players will be able to fuse almost any demon in the compendium. It drains lot of battery and might underperform on older systems.

Yoshi's Woolly World is a real surprise: a great platform game that requires some serious skills and dedication, with fantastic graphics and lots of content.

Stellaris is a new grand strategy masterpiece; one of the best space strategy game on the market.

Act of Fury: Kraine's Revenge is a pleasant alternative to the classic top-down shoot 'em ups, with great 2D graphics and a steep difficulty curve.

Mortal Kombat 11 for Nintendo Switch is not the technical showcase we were hoping for. Nonetheless, the stable 60 fps gameplay delivers a solid experience, very rich in content.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity isn't just a step forward in the musou genre, but also a respectful, thrilling hack'n'slash hybrid which builds on the Breath of the Wild lore and delivers some truly epic moments.

PES 2010 is certainly the best of its series that we have seen so far on the new generation, but it still misses something. Stunning graphics and realistic ball physics are opposed to some conservative choices still tied to its glorious past, including an incomplete 360° control system.

Far from the freshness of the best seller Cut The Rope, Chillingo give us a really good game, that is however just another Tower Defense.

Blek is stunningly elegant, both in the concept and in its presentation. A clever puzzle game despite its strong reliance on trial and error.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 takes a step in the right direction with this week's episode, introducing a new interesting enemy. The plot improved slightly, but renews the hope that the game can grow into something better.

Sonic Runners Adventure shows that, in the right hands and with a solid project, this franchise still has enormous potential on mobile and can go head to head with anyone.

Without forgetting the power and particularities of individuals, Saltsea Chronicles defines itself first and foremost as an adventure capable of putting the group and the good of the community at the center: protecting its most vulnerable members is a priority for the larger group. It's a game which questions the models of oppression that dominate our society. Indicating a different future, perhaps better, sailing with sublime dignity on the waters of the salt sea.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X is a good rhythm game with a great visual, deep customization and a nice selection of J-Pop tracks able to entertain for dozens of hours.