Raskulls is a bit of everything, from a platform to a racing game, quoting a lot of classic games with a fresh and cool appeal. It has a good multiplayer too.

A significant evolution compared to its predecessor, that unfortunately still suffers from some obtuse design choices and a slight lack of polish when it comes to fighting mechanics. Still, a very fun experience, recommended for any fan of the genre.

The PSP classic returns to PlayStation 4, but Patapon 2 Remastered only partially convinces.

It’s not easy, today, to scare the gamers offering a real survival horror experience. The Evil Within can sometimes achieve this goal adding in the mix the atypical Japanese flavour.

It's a shame that this porting of Max & The Magic Marker is the most poor version so far. Despite the developers' efforts, the small screen of the iPhone makes impossible to draw accurate lines and shapes. The iPad version is slightly better, but it still has some problems with the controls.

Magic: Duels of Planeswalkers is a perfect replica of the classic card game formula. The only drawbacks are the limited amount of available cards and the fact that you can't create a set of those from scratches, with just the options to combine a few bonus cards with the basic sets provided to the player. Multiplayer and Co op modes will last for many hours, balancing the limited amount of available cards.

Syndicate is a funny shooter and has several interesting visual aspects starting from the excellent graphics to the HUD. At the same time the game doesn't introduce anything to the usual gameplay of any other FPS and this could be a problem in terms of gameplay mechanics.

Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate is, well, the ultimate version of a nice fighting game we already know.

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.

A solid, long-lived and intense action RPG, with some interesting introduction in gameplay and a good level design.

Dying Light is a great survival horror, with a very well executed parkour system, a visceral and engaging combat system and some nighttime sequences of pure, crushing terror.

It’s too early to have a real judgment but Revelations 2 doesn’t start in the best way. We hope to see better gameplay in the subsequent chapters.

Despite its flaws, The Night of the Rabbit is a success. A rare adventure that makes us remember those days of our childhood when a puddle looked like a lake and a branch like a sword.

​Virtua Tennis Challenge is still a solid, fun arcade game, with some nice touch controls and graphics.​

Endling is a pure gem, one that is hard to find in the gaming industry. It does not only confront a delicate and deeply topical theme with grace and respect, but it also delivers a quintessential adventure, both ludically and visually. Basically, it is one of those experiences that you don't want to miss.

Ruiner is a good action game with a great background, but also with some flaws.

Atelier Marie Remake: The Alchemist of Salburg returns after twenty-five years with updated graphics and a new art style (but little else).

Quotation forthcoming.

Deer Hunter 2014 is a simple, immediate and fun hunting game, packed with lots of missions and some very nice graphics. It's also a bit repetitive and easy to beat, however.

I Am Setsuna is still the same ultra-classic JRPG released on PC and PS4. On Switch it results enriched by the portable function but its flaws like its strengths, are still the same.

Concrete Genie is a very special game, a white fly in the current landscape but, on balance, it fails to emerge in the best way.

Not a hero has the flavor of an ancient game of yesteryear and the speed of a title run-and-gun.

Night School has mastered its own style at this point and Afterparty represents its confirmation. It's still seems lacking a real gameplay but that is part of the style, that is all focused on narrative.

Valentino Rossi: The Game is the largest chapter of the MotoGP series, with plenty of content and a revamped career mode. The good work done by Milestone is undermined only by the dated graphics.

There's ultimately not enough content to justify the price of either Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight or Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight, which are structurally the same game with different characters, songs and dialogues.

This is a good game to play in VR but you have to have a good group of friends and know something of Star Trek to really appreciate it.

Something went wrong with A.O.T. 2 both in terms of gameplay and polishing. The game delivers some intense, spectacular fighting scenes, but also suffers from a series of technical and design issues that make the experience cumbersome and frustrating.

With a rock solid gameplay, ultra reliable controls and refreshing mechanics for a platform game, Fenix Rage passes the Super Meat Boy test and brings tons of new challenges for gamers willing to push themselves to the limit.

Even if it's not suitable for everyone, Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love really deserves a chance. With his astonishing artworks, good amount of variety and entertaining battles, the game will certainly make any otaku happy. Despite the poor 3D and the unbearable sound effects, it definitely is one of the best visual novels so far.

Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Collection arrives on Nintendo Switch with an unjustifiable delay. The feeling is that Ubisoft has proceeded in a confused way, without providing certainties to users who have found themselves playing the saga, perhaps for the first time, in the wrong order. That said, the collection still delivers an extremely rich and fascinating experience, solid and consistent even in portable mode.

Chernobylite is an excellent experience based on the real 1986 tragedy. A game where survival is the key element, around which the other management, role-playing and horror mechanics revolve, for a mix that works.

Given the hardware limitations, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days is quite a bit of a miracle. In spite of a few technical flaws and some repetitive quests this new installment in the franchise is a brilliant game, deep and well done, filled with charming backgrounds and characters. However, its major strength is also a weakness: the main plot will look meaningless to whoever isn't familiar with the series. But to fans of Kingdom Hearts this is an absolutely must-have.

Yomawari: Night Alone is a particular survival horror based both on deduction and elusion from a child's perspective. In the first hours the game experience is quite interesting, but also too frustrating to be appreciated by any kind of gamer.

Vikings can fly! is just a funny way to spend some time, but it's really well done: a mix of strategy and madness, that can appeal to anyone.

Fruit Ninja is a really fun and immediate "sword simulator", with two game modes and lots of fruits to cut in mid-air. Due to a very repetitive gameplay, however, you could get bored soon.

.Hack//G.U. Last Recode arrives on Nintendo Switch with a porting that changes nothing compared to that of almost five years ago, but which equally does not sacrifice anything of the experience. If you are willing to spend a few dollars more for the convenience of portability it could be the right time to spend about seventy hours of good old-fashioned entertainment.

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time is a more than decent platform. It's a bit too slow and it's been thought mainly for a really young audience. The basics are there, but everything else is an average mix which won't appeal to anyone.

Variety is something Echoes of Time does not miss for sure, especially thanks to the tons of items, quests, mini-games and abilities to play with, but the game has however a very repetitive core which won't appeal everyone. The plot is really weak and does not keep the interest high; Echoes of Time is especially aimed to a niche of users who loves to collect stuff by repeating over and over the same dungeons.

Echoshift is obviously a spiritual sequel to Echochrome not just by a technical point of view but especially on the concept field: it's a neat puzzle-game which challenges the player's timing, cunning and memory. Echoshift tries to be accessible to everyone: advanced stages are very complicated but never frustrating, while the combination of the concept with the how-to-do is extremely balanced.

Lost the appeal of the previous episode, They Stole Max's Brain mixes good and less fun moments, challenging puzzle and boring ones. It's not a bad game at all but not even the best TellTale's product.

One of the funniest Telltale productions that lacks of enough contents to justify the whole price tags.

Hollywood Monsters 2 is a good game: its sense of humor and great graphic design make it something that every graphic adventure fan wouldn't miss. Some puzzles may be frustrating, but it's definitely worth a try.

A worthy add on only for those who play Gears of War 3 and are in desperate need of some new online content. It's really a nice DLC for all the Gears Lovers.

If the goal was to pull everything together and push the hype for the last episode to the highest level, In Sheep's Clothing does an amazingly good job.

At its core, the concept remains clever after all this year and the game is still enjoyable and this new version has also some nice additions, but Pang Adventures on mobile suffers from some serious flaws in the control scheme.

My Time At Portia is a valid hybrid between RPG and animal crossing, full of surprises.

MotoGP 23 comes to the appointment with some innovations capable of intriguing fans who are loyal to the game, such as the Rivalries and the addition of the relationship with social media. Unfortunately, however, the title remains rather difficult to govern, remaining an obstacle for new players and with graphics that need an important improvement.

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage has a premise that's way more interesting than its execution. It draws heavily from the classics of the genre, and in particular from the novel IT by Stephen King, to tell us a story of friendship divided into two timelines: 1995 and 2022, with a great mystery in the background that separated the protagonists, keeping them away from Velvet Cove. The balance between the coming-of-age story and the horror part, however, is totally unbalanced in favor of the former, and the serial writing is not helped by the extended time of the screenplay, with a central part that is too lacking in impact. We will find out on April 15th if the mystery is hidden in the second episode, but for now we are saddened by the wasted potential of this story.

escapeVektor is a smartly designed game which requires great skill both in the puzzle and in the action genre. It is also difficult, long and rewarding. Unfortunately the situations in the game tend to repeat themselves, and its aesthetic minimalism, while good for someone, will be a minus for many gamers.

The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav is a classic adventure with a twist, built around an engaging couple of main characters who struggles against fate and darkness.

With Ode Ubisoft Reflections created another very interesting experience after Grow Home and Grow Up. The game is short and suffers from excessive slipperiness regarding the movement of the character, but it's got some original ideas and a bunch of evocative sequences.

Vesper is a charming and smart platform, with lots of good ideas and a stunning design.

Iron From Ice faithfully reproduce the narrative style of the original material. And at every crossroad it feels like the fate of our family depends on our choices. It's an illusion, but a well conceived one. Unfortunately, the mediocre presentation and the hasty realization make the episode less glorious than it should have been.

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition is not like Age of Empires or Age of Empires II. For sure is more suitable for newbies and for those who like a more agile gameplay.

X3: Albion Prelude is a big expansion in terms of story and overall richness. Despite a lack of radical changes the way trough the changes of the universe, that goes toward X: Rebirth, worth the trip.

It's a good way to have a revamped version of a classic game in your pocket: however, graphics aren't all that good and control issues are pretty annoying.

McPixel 3 is about kicking people in the testicles for the hell of it. It's grabbing a cup and pulling your pants down in a worldwide broadcast.

Harmony The Fall of Reverie is an excellent narrative adventure: deep, mature, and exciting. It takes us on a journey about hardship, identity, and destiny, asking what role we want to play in a larger-than-expected story and in what ways we would like to shape not only the lives of a small group of people, but of an entire culture and in a sense even all of humanity. It is a game of pure storytelling, extremely focused on its strengths, even at the cost of limiting the pace and the introduction of any Life is Strange-style action gameplay mechanics.

Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is a very pleasant homage to the 90s FPSs, DOOM in the lead, but at the same time an effective transposition of the fascinating imagery created by Games Workshop.

No More Heroes 3 can count on a funny story, absurd characters, an impeccable direction and very solid fights. At the same time, however, the promise of an open world worthy of this name is betrayed to say the least, with some of the worst levels ever seen in recent years.

Bomber Crew is a pleasant FTL clone, with a frenetic but rewarding gameplay. It is a little gem that is worth its price.

"Take Us Back" is the worthy conclusion of a saga that has experienced ups and downs.

Mr. Run and Jump lacks originality for being a masterpiece of the genre. Even with this premise, we are dealing with a game that is thoroughly enjoyable, challenging, and graced by a not-so-bold but effective and well-constructed level design.

Sonic Dream Team is a full-fledged 3D platformer that wouldn't look out of place in the main series, although it is perhaps more focused on form than substance.

Rematch is a great game, but it lacks a bit more variety in game modes and consistency in gameplay to become one of the best team-based multiplayer games. Easy to approach but complex to master, with its own unique style and that magnetic charm of football that's hard for us Italians to ignore, Rematch is a pleasant surprise and we hope that its arrival on Game Pass will allow Slocap to create a user base large enough to build upon the foundations of this interesting mix between Rocket League and Volta.

Rocket Riot HD is a very stylized arena shooter, with fun presentation and tons of crazy power-ups. Unfortunately, the lack of multiplayer mode highlights the repetitive and unoriginal single-player levels.

Better than Thrones of Britannia, A Total War Saga: Troy can't get to the top of the Total War saga because of some problems.

Mix between a management game and a turn-based tactical RPG, Chroma Squad is a tribute to the Sentai genre, with an intriguing narrative plot, hilarious dialogue and lots of fun.

​Morphite is a fascinating adventure with a nice campaign, lots of planets to explore and upgrades to unlock.

It's amazing how a simple, new idea is capable to reverse a solid and structured type of gameplay, but Gaijin is skilled in this process. Although not as balanced and enjoyable as "Runner", Bit.Trip Fate is a compelling audio-visual experience in perfect Gaijin-style.

South of the Circle is as good a game today as it was years ago. The PC version improves the graphics slightly and is perfectly playable even without the use of the touch screen or "the mobile approach." It can be played in small bites or as a movie to be completed in one or two evenings. If you do not have access to Apple Arcade and have yet to try State of Play's narrative adventure, you now have no excuse. Avoid it only if you can't stand limited gameplay or if you want every single choice to have a huge impact on the scenes and plot.

Quotation forthcoming.

The Metamorphosis offers a good blend of horror, tension and action. The game is atmospherically enticing, but in the last few minutes the narrative is all cliché and the dialogue is the worst kind of clumsy.

Pocket Rumble is a fighting game suitable for the whole family, with many game modes and a delightful and recognizable artistic style.

The first DLC of Borderlands 3 is focused on the old fan and on Handsome Jack, pushing more on the plot than on the gameplay.

Iron Harvest is currently only an expensive early access version. The purchase must be made with the awareness that the single player campaign is the main game mode and that we will have to wait several months for a more refined and rewarding multiplayer experience.

Black Book is an intriguing game due to its unique subject matter. The problem is that the game's pace is too slow and you risk getting bored and missing out on all the good stuff in the game.

Gremlins, Inc. is a game about deceiving friends and earning money. Good in multiplayer, boring in single player.

Super Mario Bros. 35 applies the battle royale mechanic to Super Mario's World, and it works!

Coming straight from the '90, Hurricane successfully replicates the gameplay of the first episode, coming up with an arcade game that is not really common nowadays. Not for everyone, but if you are missing the old good coin-op days, this could be a nice choice.

Broken Sword 5 is still a solid adventure on the Nintendo Switch, a bit late but with the nice plus of portability.

A multiplayer exclusive for Nintendo Switch you can't miss out on.

Quotation forthcoming.

Brilliant and funny in its concept, Swords & Soldiers II is a great 2D strategic game; we just couldn't understand the never-ending tutorial that made the major part of the campaign a guided binary.

Drakensang is a good roleplaying game: classic style, deep and with a nice plot. It has several problems with the management of the party but it's a surprise for those searching for an interesting game with a low price.

If it wasn't for its few shortcomings, mainly the level design and the samey boss battles, Wolverine could have reached an even higher score. As it is, it's a well crafted game, that will surely please all time Logan's fans.

The New NBA Jam stays true to its roots and origins, bringing all of the good and bad aspects to this generations' platforms. It's up to you to decide if this arcade and fast action packed game is worth the price.

Stronghold Kingdoms is a deep medieval management game that offers a huge tech tree and an interesting online formula. Oddly the engine is old and the game starts very slowly, especially for those who are not going to open their wallet. But it deserves a try if you got patience and prefer management over real time strategy.

While the concept of the game is really interesting, the final result is a product that does not capture the player the way Papers, Please did.

Joan Mad Run is fun and all, however it could've been so much more with a proper checkpoint system.

Event[0] is a clever mix between a chatbot and a walking game. Some dialogues are canned, and the game is too short, but the empathy you'll develop with the AI and the retrofuturistic sytle are perfect.

Reus is a good addition to the home console catalogue thanks to his deep gameplay mechanics and nice art direction, but if you don’t like god games there is nothing else for you here.

Cryptark is a terrific roguelike twin stick shooter, with three different campaigns, plenty of enemies and a solid, unforgiving gameplay.

The Gardens Between gives us goof feelings. Altough the game ends quickly, puzzles are well designed and they deserve to be experienced, especially on Switch during portable sessions. Reccomended to those who appreciate slow and thoughtful gameplay.

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

Pirates Outlaws is a very derivative but well-crafted roguelike card game. Its greatest strength is the amount of content and variety, which will keep players eager to try new characters and regions glued for many hours. The battle system is the one familiar to fans of Slay the Spire and similar games, and luck plays a big role, but most of the time it is fun to set off on an ambush.

We do not doubt that this formula could also be the ideal starting point for continuous updating, but it seems less inclined to bend to the crazy and unpredictable mechanics that have arrived on Vampire Survivors over time.

The last iteration of Dead or Alive 5 provides lots of content, but the game is basically the same we played in 2012, with only minor changes: a couple of new characters, a couple of new stages and lots of extra costumes, some of which leave nothing to the imagination.