The Witcher: Monster Slayer is a good take of the overcrowded AR gaming scene.

The concept is simple and so it is its execution, but Pupperazzi manages to entertain and keep you interested for a little while, and that's simply all we can ask from this game.

Street Fighter: Duel comes with very colorful graphics and lots of content, but it's just a clicker with vaguely strategic RPG elements in which you interact very little and only follow the progression, using the resources obtained from time to time to level-up your characters, unlock new ones and advance among the various modes available, which are different and allow you to get around the inevitable paywalls without having to endure tickets, waits and consumables.

Gylt is an entry level horror video game. From puzzles, to combat, to stealth phases, everything is deliberately simple and easy to understand. Never too scary, nor in any way gory it is a game suitable for newcomers to the genre. For this reason, as well, do not expect particularly brilliant and original ideas and features.

Sticky Business is a simulator of the life graphic designer want us to believe the have, and it's pure bliss.

The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo is a visually distinctive product with a great character, but this quality is not always accompanied by an equal brilliance in the realization of puzzles and situations shown on screen. In our opinion, Mr. Coo risks, sometimes, to be a mere style exercise, even if the adventure manages to amuse for its short duration and leaves us undoubtedly impressed by the peculiarity of some situations. These are lights and shadows of a distinctly authorial product, which is certainly worth trying while waiting for a - hopefully - more robust and structured sequel.

Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is a well-oiled horror mechanism. It's a great sequel that will be loved by the old and new players.

Shadowgun sets new graphical standards, but it's also a derivative action game which takes inspiration from Gears of War without having a crumble of its charm.

Black the Fall is a good Limbo-like game, but with less personality than his muse.

Apex Construct could have been a very good VR game. Unfortunately some technical and design issues make it not so memorable.

Sufficient presentation, good story and some weird twist make Yurukill an experience worth its time for graphic novel fans. For all the others, its structure and boring shoot-em-up sections are not worth your time.

Unity offers plenty of enjoyment and variety. It never gets boring and you can spend many hours inside the beautiful reproduction of Paris of the first French Revolution. It fails to deliver something new in terms of gameplay, though, and less-than-decent AI screws up many of the missions the game offers.

A problematic AI is a huge flaw but fortunately Warhammer 40.000: Regicide is much more than this.

Tormentum: Dark Sorrow keeping its promises. It's not a perfect game, but one that the point and click lover have to try.

A product with some flaws, but clever and challenging enough to give a few hours of interesting gameplay.

Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince is a flawed yet successful entry in the sub-genre and even if it doesn't evolve the formula too much, it still retains the charm and the addictive loop we were looking for.

A great narration job is partly betrayed by terrible animation and a sketchy finale.

UnEpic comes to Wii U basically unchanged, but with a couple of interesting new features. By the way, it's still a blast for all the metroidvania fans.

The first episode of Guardians of the Galaxy is a good start for a news Telltale's series. We only hope this quality could be maintained until the end of the saga.

Homo Machina is an original, compelling puzzle game inspired by the works of infographics pioneer Fritz Kahn. A fascinating journey through the human body.

Guns, Love and Tentacles brings Borderlands 3 into the horror atmospheres of Lovecraft with his crazy plot. It's a pity for the undertone bosses and the few hours needed to complete it.

Patapon was a huge success on PSP due to it's beautiful gameplay and marvelous idea. After 10 years the game is still really enjoyable but this remaster just bring a new resolution and nothing else to our monitors. A collection with all the three chapters would be much more appreciated.

Stranger Things 3: The Game delivers a retro-style experience with many different characters and the same story of the Netflix series' last season, but also simple and uninspiring gameplay.

If you are in search of a fresh and compelling cooperative game, FORCED is the game for you. But if you are in search of a valid single player experience, look somewhere else.

Crazy Machines 2 is the perfect game when you are tired to play the usual fps, rpg and so on. Funny and entertaining, a logical game like this fits every kind of players, and last but not least is possible to share online our projects with the other players around.

The new edition of Space Hulk is a rich and compelling turn based strategy game. Multiplayer support is gone but we got three full campaigns in return.

A walking simulator in a gorgeous and mysterious environment that simply lacks the narrative drive of games like Dear Esther or Gone Home. A unique experience nonetheless.

A clicker game is always a controversial solution, but in some cases, as in Nonstop Knight, can really fits in the structure.

Le Vamp tries to put something new into the endless run genre, but fails to deliver.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games does not upset the formula that distinguished the previous episode of the series, with twenty minigames more or less enjoyable.

Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator is a good visual novel with many interesting ideas. Unfortunately it lacks depth.

Call of Duty World at War: Zombies II is only interesting and nothing more. Nevertheless, for fans and especially for lovers of the genre, Call of Duty World at War: Zombies II remains a valuable opportunity for recreation.

Although its gameplay is based almost exclusively on timing, Cannon Cat is fun and enjoyable, it's got eighty levels to complete and it's absolutely free.

Master of Alchemy: Vengeance Front delivers the same, solid experience that we enjoyed almost three years ago.

The Sims 4: Get Together confirm itself as another excellent expansion pack for the beloved brand, with suggestive location, new social interactions and new gameplay dynamic dedicated to clubs affiliation.

Although the work done by Milestone is tangible in some aspects, the Supercross series is still affected by some annoying issues, including the collision system and the too severe behavior of the AI.

A good expansion pack but we’re not so sure it can lasts enough to bring all the players to the next chapter of Destiny.

Directive 8020 also gives us the ability to rewind time and make different choices, or to replay these sessions, in order to ensure that more survivors make it to the end of the game.

Neversoft was able to renovate GH mechanics with a few good ideas which push Warriors of Rock lifespan into the stratosphere. Right after the first few hours you may realize that the core mechanics are almost the same, but still this is one of the most fun and accomplished episodes in the saga.

A little surprisingly, Ubisoft released the third DLC of Immortals Fenyx Rising: the Lost Gods. A variation on the theme that was needed, but with some little mistake.

Impossible not to know League of Legends, especially in these days. Not that it's a bad thing, let's understand, and that's why we suggest you to play Hextech Mayhem.

Deadly Creatures is a good game that could have been great with a better control system and a less conventional gameplay. However, Wii owners should definitely give it a try.

Players of the board game will be pleased to see how close the videogame is to the original, with its well made multiplayer. All the others have to face the not so good visual quality and the broken AI.

50 Cent: Blood on the Sand is a curious mix of two different genres. It shakes the furious shooting frenzy of Gears of War and the scoring system of the arcade shooter The Club. The result is a strange, but funny hybrid of the two games that could appeal a vast audience of players, fans or not of Fiddy, but especially the ones who like a casual, straightforward and arcade shooter.

Vandals is a solid turn-based puzzler, with a nice campaign and stylish graphics and tunes.

Warriors Orochi 4 brings back the original musou gameplay, introducing a huge roster of 170 characters, four different campaigns and some interesting new moves.

Double Dragon delivers a good feeling of impact, nice graphics and music, and also a large number of unlockables. What a pity the touch controls don't work as they should, making the whole experience cumbersome and frustrating.

Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD brings to Nintendo Switch a nice story and some interesting ideas, but also all the weaknesses of the original game, that feels very outdated.

Hot Shots reminds us what makes this franchise so timeless, with every release: it is a cheerful, colourful golf game, sometimes bizarre but also technically and athletically accurate in its transposition, not overly technical but not inconsistent either. It is a container of seemingly distant worlds brought together by a realisation that does justice to golf, while conveying all the Japanese flavour typical of the saga. Nothing new under the sun, or almost nothing if we consider the extravagant mode: Hot Shots remains competently on that path, careful to follow, at times with excessive caution and redundancy, that typical but probably somewhat tired stylistic approach, at least for those who have been following it for almost 30 years.

It's a shame that a so-polished and rich card game is spoiled by an unbalanced reward system.

Monsters Ate My Metropolis is a decent card battler, packed with a lot of funny animations.

Disc Jam is fun and engaging, even though it needs more contents and game modes.

Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is the most faithful, complete and up-to-date Animal Crossing you can expect on smartphones.

Cities in Motion 2 brings some interesting new elements into the gameplay structure of its predecessor. The game had some bugs, but Colossal Order worked hard to get most of them fixed soon after the launch.

Borderlands 2 VR is a stripped down version of a six year old game which has simply nothing to share with virtual reality. And at a full price, too.

Even if Pro Cycling Manager is complete and realistic as usual, this edition may result a little bit tricky for newbies and a "déjà vu" for the veterans.

Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise is Yakuza spin-off that takes the Hokuto no Ken iconic characters but tells a different story, definitely not the one we expected.

Immortals Fenyx Rising: a New God is a good first DLC for Ubisoft Quebec. Something more could be done with the variety of the gameplay, but the game is fun and makes you smile.

Pac-Man is back with a new collection that is truly unmissable for all historical fans, but also for casual gamers.

At the heart of Gundam Evolution lies an idea with a lot of potential that, for the moment, is trapped in some dated and frustrating game design choices.

While taking several steps forward compared to its predecessor, My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is not without its flaws. The Story Mode follows the anime and manga very faithfully, but grinds to a halt during an excessively long and lackluster final boss fight. Other modes increase the game's longevity and variety, offering some hints of an RPG-like structure, though they fail to make the side activities truly engaging. The combat system works well thanks to an extensive roster and diverse playstyles tied to the characters' Quirks, but it still suffers from legacy issues such as imprecise collision detection and a frequently problematic camera. For a fan of My Hero Academia, this is undoubtedly one of the most complete and well-crafted titles based on the franchise (though it must be admitted that the bar was set quite low), yet it remains far from the best arena fighters currently available on the market.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the best that the asymmetric horror genre has to offer, even though it doesn't have the same amount of content as any given Dead by Daylight: the killers are few, but designed with great intelligence and satisfying to use, the victims truly experience the tension of such an extreme situation, and every mechanic is crafted to evoke the fear that elsewhere seems to have been relegated as unnecessary. If it had more content and had been more polished during the entry phase, it would have been a masterpiece. As it stands, it's still an excellent title, to be played strictly in the dark.

Megaton Rainfall is a nice surprise for everyone who dreamed about being a superhero. You will appreciate it whether you have a PlayStation VR set or not.

Quotation forthcoming.

Axel & Pixel looks and plays like a graceful and fresh add to Xbox Live Arcade line up, and a good game for graphic adventures' fans. It's a bit short and easy, and its look may not appeal to everyone.

Rush of Blood is a roller coaster ride through the unsettling world of Until Dawn. Always engaging, sometimes disturbing, rarely scary, it's a competent on-rail-shooter enhanced by the virtual reality.

Basically Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage seems a little bit too similar to "Road Trip". On the one hand it's quite good if you haven't played it yet, but it's not enough if you bought last year's game.

Just Dance 2019 is the new annual chapter of a successful series: it has few innovations, but it continues to entertain.

Earth Defense Force 5 is not that step forward that we hoped to see for the series, but a ramshackle more of the same that seems not able to do anything.

Ninja Gaiden's charm is undeniable, so this latest port of the game for PlayStation Vita can easily win your hardcore heart. The problem is the developers did nothing at all to solve the frustrating camera issues. Well, they also cut the original frame rate in half.

Open Me! is a smart puzzle game plagued by annoying technical issues and quite a shallow replayability.

Star Ocean: The Last Hope isn't offensively bad like Integrity & Faithlesness and this remastered porting does improve a lot the game on the technical side. Still extremely animesque, it keeps delivering on a solid combat system and a few twists which may appeal fans of the genre.

Batora Lost Haven knows how to occupy a few hours of your time thanks to an enjoyable, if somewhat repetitive, combat system. Unfortunately, the plot fails heavily in terms of pacing and fails to enthrall. It may be a good investment to occupy a weekend while waiting for November's AAAs, but don't expect to be impressed by Stormind Games' work.

Goldeneye 007 Reloaded is an interesting hybrid between FPS and stealth that doesn't rely only on nostalgia to be enjoyed. On HD console, it struggles to shows off against the big names in the action genre but its particular blend of genres manages to be considered an interesting alternative.

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened is a good remake of a good game. It's not the right chapter if you're looking for innovation, in any case, since in terms of gameplay it takes up the same mechanics as Frogwares' most recent games. We recommend the game to fans, but anyone who was not impressed by Chapter One or The Sinking City is unlikely to change their opinion with The Awakened.

Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls brings this brand on a new path. Action mechanics replace the traditional visual novel’s style seen in the past, while maintaining attention to the plot and dialogues between characters. The overall result is not bad, even if previous iterations are quite better.

Dead or Alive 6 delivers a nice, traditional single player experience, but the online multiplayer mode lacks important options and suffers from frequent lag spikes.

Despite some technical problems and a not so complex lore, Divinity 2: Ego Draconis provides a well crafted mix between RPG elements and action.

Never Alone is a very well told fable, but it's a pretty short one and has some problems with the AI.

The Deadly Tower of Monsters delivers a nice experience, packed with tons of funny dialogues and interesting levels.

Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story is a trip inside one of the greatest developers ever.

A colorful platform game, fun and entertaining for kids and grownups.

Zombie Army Trilogy is a great compilation if you're into zombie shooters, with three unique campaigns and a frantic Horde mode.

Vampyr delivers a compelling, challenging, even disturbing action RPG experience, with a perfect setting for these kinds of stories.

Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition is a by the number porting which doesn't really improve visuals and gameplay that much but still offers the best way to enjoy one of the best action game of the last decade and hope in the third chapter we deserve.

The third chapter of the series has several good ideas but not always a perfect realization.

Miitomo is distinctively a Nintendo game, but it's too light on content to keep the interest for a long time.

iRacing Arcade is a fascinating experiment with solid foundations but a slight identity crisis. It offers great licensed content and surprising strategic depth, yet the handling feels too simplified, often rewarding aggressive 'door-banging' over precision. The career mode is perfect for quick, casual sessions, but veterans might find the challenge a bit bland and repetitive long-term. A fun diversion for experts and a great entry point for newcomers.

F1 24 represents only a small, weak and in many ways unnecessary step forward for Codemasters' series. The driving sensations are very similar compared to the past with some incomprehensible and unrealistic behaviors. The newly added content can be glossed over and does not add much value to the production. Perhaps the developers should cut out the older generation consoles and change the game's distribution model to get back on the right path.

Lots of mini-games and activities in Smart As..., although some of them might appear a bit obscure for the sake of it. It looks pretty and the social features are neat, but useless.

This is a good endless runner with a good sense of progression. And the Looney Tunes characters add some flavour to the gameplay.

PUBG arrives of PlayStation 4 with the best console version avaliable, but the same control issues.

Resident Evil 5 returns on Nintendo Switch ten years after its first coming, bringing all its strength and flaws. In the meantime, we've accepted its evolution in a real third person shooter, but its clunkiness remains intact in many aspects.

Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite is undeniably one of the best fighting game out there. Capcom found a striking balance between depth and accessibility, tweaking a spectacular yet chaotic formula into a frantic gameplay with tons of options and mechanics. And yet Capcom ditched the most important thing: personality.

The Great War: Western Front is a good real-time strategy game that effectively captures the madness of World War I in a way that nobody ever dared to attempt. Despite some shortcomings typical of an independent production, Petroglyph's title offers innovative ideas that elevate it to the level of the greats in the genre, such as Paradox and Creative Assembly. For a studio new to the field, this is an impressive achievement.

There are same flaws, like delays in controls and a general simplicity, but overall EA Sports UFC brings a spectacular show on mobile platforms.

Fire Emblem Heroes is a mediocre gotcha game that adds nothing really to the genre, except a solid amount of themed fan service. Intelligent Systems managed to squeeze the original strategy features into small and fast paced stages but the more you keep playing, the more you realize it's all about luck.

​Dead Rising 4: Frank's Big Package brings the latest adventure of Frank West to PlayStation 4, with an edition full of extra content, some of which is really crazy.​