WWE 2K19 brings back the Showcase mode and introduces some interesting new features, delivering a richer experience with a better, less cumbersome gameplay.

A curious mix between Tetris and R-Type, Galacide seems to bring fresh ideas with old ideas, but its catchiness quickly disappears because of a flat repetitiveness.

Quotation forthcoming.

CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars has some really nice graphics and a concept full of potential that unfortunately remains unexpressed.

Disgaea 1 Complete is a somewhat lazy port that adds nothing relevant to the original experience you probably played already when it was released again on PC a couple years ago, except for the revamped sprites and animations that admittely look quite good.

Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile aims to become the best shooter available on iOS and Android and delivers an already rock-solid setup both in terms of gameplay, game modes and content.

Le Mans Ultimate is an excellent driving simulator, perfect for those who want to experience the excitement and adrenaline rush of the WEC championship. The driving model offers a very high level of realism, with a good degree of difficulty that is nevertheless very satisfying. In terms of content and modes, it may not satisfy those who prefer to play offline alone. For multiplayer lovers, however, there will always be online drivers ready to take to the track and battle it out with you. Le Mans Ultimate is already a very good title, well worth its price on Steam. There is still room for improvement, but we are sure that the development team will continue to work on improving it in the coming years.

The Division Resurgence effectively translates the Ubisoft series experience into a content-rich mobile format with solid gameplay, also thanks to the many customization options available for both players who prefer the immediacy of touch controls and those who want to use a controller.

Lawbreakers is a frenetic and fast-paced shooter. The game deserves a try even if it's dedicated only to skilled players. We hope that the community will grow quickly with Boss key focused on releasing new content as quickly as possible.

We Were Here Forever is a game designed first and foremost for lovers of escape room-style puzzle games. It is completely based on cooperation, in each of its own playful components. This makes it a great game for a couple who are fans of the genre, as long as they are prepared for challenging puzzles. The plot is not central, but the game atmosphere is enjoyable. It needs the right partner and a little patience from time to time, but it is a well-crafted game that we recommend.

LEGO Harry Potter: Anni 5-7 is an especially well crafted game which brilliantly depicts the world of Harry Potter and without any doubt the best entry in the renowned TT Games' franchise, with the usual gameplay enriched by the best features added to the last few games.

Renegade Ops is a short brain free arcade game with some flaws and a repetitive action. It's like a Michael Bay movie.

​BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle hides an intricate combat system behind intuitive and simple controls which allow newcomers to have fun and veterans to find new and creative ways to win.

Demonschool is a peculiar tactical RPG that draws on many different inspirations: Japanese role-playing games, strategy titles, and, finally, the Italian cinema of Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci. Even so, the whole thing feels more like a season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. In fact, its refusal to take itself too seriously, its school setting, and its humor-filled characters end up creating a narrative that is more amusing and ironic than unsettling. Its crown jewel is undoubtedly the combat system, at times so interesting it almost feels like a puzzle, though unfortunately it gets squeezed dry as an interlude between one dialogue and the next. Despite all its limitations, Demonschool remains an enjoyable debut work, with a rich cast and a very appealing artistic identity.

MotoGP 19 is a solid racer with plenty of options to make the experience more immediate or realistic. The game is richer in content than last year's iteration and comes with an improved AI, but still runs at 30 fps instead of 60.

Quotation forthcoming.

Mario Tennis Fever, compared to Mario Tennis Aces, feels like a more accessible and engaging game - more “tennis-like” - but also less deep, stripped of the beat-’em-up dynamics that made its predecessor, in some respects, almost too complex for the broader audience Camelot and Nintendo are aiming for.

This space version of Gone Home isn't astonishing like the predecessor. The story is compelling but too compressed, and the graphics are sloppy. We'd expected something deeper from Fullbright's second game.

An interesting experiment that lets you play as a monster.

Gundam Breaker is a huge step up for a franchise which was apparently doomed to oblivion: still an arcade game at heart with a repetitive stage selection and a paper thin anime plot, it features a crazy amount of customization options for a solid combat system which will make fans of Gunpla happy.

Singularity takes lots of ideas from other shooters, mixing them in a way that does not really invent anything new but offers hours of entertainment and a compelling gameplay.

Tchia's adventure works at its finest in its exploratory phases: running up the islands inside the body of a deer, a bird or a gecko offers widely different points of view. Being able to alternate perspectives and abilities is Tchia's strongest selling point, with Awaceb that has demonstrated undivided attention and deep love towards New Caledonia. It's a shame that exploratory and combat phases were poorly balanced during some moments of the main campaign, with the concentration of mandatory battles against Maano in a chapter in particular. We believe that this doesn't affect Tchia's high quality overall, thanks to an adventure able to warm the players' hearts with a perfect ending for its story and an unforgettable setting.

We were pleasantly surprised by Robocop: Rogue City. Given Teyon's past, the risk of a dubious quality spin-off was just around the corner, yet the Polish team showed remarkable ability to evolve, pulling an extremely respectful title of the first movies out of the hat and capable of entertaining. Ok, we are far from the quality levels of the genre's peaks, and there is a lot to work on the technical department, yet the fact that there is finally a title on the market capable of capturing the satirical spirit of Verhoeven's film is undoubtedly great news, especially for those who appreciate its underlying message.

MotoGP 20 is Milestone's series best episode in years, with a 60 fps mode, many improvements to the experience, a better AI, a very nice career mode and a really deep, customizable gameplay.

The Sailor's Dream is not on par with the previous Simogo productions: instead, it's a game that combines beautiful graphics with questionable storytelling and due to the high price it will be probably enjoyed only by those who like this genre of games.

Trials of Mana is a colorful remake which is too faithful at times: Square Enix updated the combat system and dungeon design but the narrative was left in the early 90s.

The new Strider isn't maybe the best example of a balanced metroidvania style, but ultimately represents a good actualization of a classic that could have been too old for modern standards.

A good bunch of graphics and audio improvements for a conversion that uses the Wii U GamePad perfectly.