Quotation forthcoming.

Project Hospital is the best hospital sim on the market, better than Two Point Hospital. It is the real heir of Theme Hospital.

Intuitive yet tactical, addictive but fair, Gunfire Reborn is a genuine and clever addition in the overcrowded world of rogue-lite games, with nice mechanics and a fun although very simple characterization.

Don't Starve: Giant Edition comes to Wii U with nice graphics, a great atmosphere and some solid survival mechanics.

The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit is a short but dense prequel, which introduces interesting characters, even if the game mechanics are too anchored to the past.

Fast, spectacular and exciting, After Burner Climax looks like the perfect remake of the classic arcade game. The choice of three different planes but also the novelty of the Climax Mode increases the depth of the gameplay, but the game is far too short to last more than a few days.

The Surge 2 improves some of the elements of the first episode but apparently worsen others. However, the soulslike formula still works and there are plenty of enemies to fight.

The need to have a console and a kart for each of the players makes the multiplayer experience expensive and exclusive, and we really wonder how many will have the opportunity to share it with a friend or another family member. From this point of view, the ability to pass the console and take turns in Timed mode is just a meager sop.

Watch Dogs 2 looks absolutely gorgeous on PC. The game offers a rich sandbox, with plenty of fun missions, things to do and places to see.

Kenshi is the Dark Souls of the hardcore RPG segment.

Darwin's Paradox draws on elements from platformers and adventure games to bring to life the incredible retro-sci-fi saga of an octopus, managing to keep players hooked level after level. The start may seem a bit slow and the pace isn’t consistent, but you’re always left curious to discover what lies in the next level, thanks in part to constant variations that keep things interesting. A game from a bygone era, one that was sorely needed.

Quotation forthcoming.

As good as the Xbox One release, Garden Warfare is very funny and entertaining but it's not a tough competitor for Call of Duty or Battlefield.

Black Mirror III is the third and last installment of the Gordon's saga. The title is a decent point & click adventure and brings some new features like main character "possession" and dual character gameplay. Sadly the implementation of these elements is not so good and fails raising the overall quality of the title.

Most of the times it takes too much effort to make all the small things of your world run smoothly, but when it happens, it's a rewarding accomplishment.

The Crown Tundra expands the world of Pokémon Sword and Shield with the challenging Dynamax Adventures and new ways to explore Galar looking for Legendary Pokémon.

Mario Tennis Aces is a great and complex game that mixes tennis and beat'em up mechanics very effectively. Differently from other Nintendo titles, it isn't so fun to play before mastering it.

Although not benefitting much from the added 3D effect, Tales of the Abyss has aged incredibly well as it's still one of the best entries in the series and an overall excellent jRPG. This 3DS porting is basically an improved PlayStation 2 version with shorter loading times, crispy and colorful visuals and an amazing amount of content. Sadly, nothing has been added to encourage owners of the original version into buying it again.

Massive action-RPG settled on an huge open world. Combat system is great but somewhat chaotic, and there's some technical problems. However, a good effort from Capcom.

Amateur Surgeon delivers a crazy, fun experience, packed with some ridiculous characters and situations.

It's a delightful game, with joyful visuals and some genuine humor, and Intelligent Systems should be praised for their original approach: however, some serious balance issues keep Paper Mario: Sticker Star from being a true classic.

A lot of contents but they are too old for the actual consoles.

We are still puzzled by a few gameplay and plot choices but Kingdom Hearts 3D is a surprisingly strong entry in the long living franchise with its excellent depth and technical achievements.

Forget real soccer, Fifa 10 on the Wii is all about arcade-style, over-the-top gameplay: it's fun and it has some nice touches, but it ends up being a sort of Mario Strikers stripped of its most exciting elements.

Rebel Galaxy is shallow but really compelling and immersive space combat and trading game.

As a metroidvania kind of game which empathizes exploration instead of action, Shinsekai: Into the Depths it's not a game for everybody, but it sure hits the spot.

Spyder is a nice puzzle adventure with a funny character and lots of different situations for you to overcome using Agent 8's abilities.

Endless Dungeon is a very well done mix of genres. It is a polished experience with some progression flaws.