Despite obsolete graphics, Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R is a solid, challenging 2D fighting game.

Score! Hero is a pretty clever way to mix strategy and football in an experience that fits well on the touch screen. Just don't expect a very deep gameplay.

Angry Birds Action! is a nice pinball-like spin-off, what a pity it uses an aggressive monetization system.

It's a little shallow and its peculiar scenery could have been better exploited, but in the mobile environment there aren't so many survival roguelike with a character like this.

Emily Wants To Play is a nicely done creepy title, despite the simplicity and a truly inflated cue (the classic haunted house), managing to make right random mechanics, although not without some issues. It will scare you and it reveals a great pastime to celebrate Halloween. Will not last long and it is graphically poor, but what we have here is a title that we recommend to all those who love the genuine jump scares.

The Trail has good looks and an intriguing concept, but after playing it you just can’t fight the feeling that you’ve just wasted time doing nothing.

Guardian of Gotham doesn't bring the plot ahead as we expected, but overall Batman: The Telltale Series is still a good take on the Dark Knight universe.

Evil Factory is a fun and witty pixel art action game, but its virtues are somewhat limited by slippery controls and IAPs that get in the way in the long run.

It's the style that strikes at a first glance in Bulb Boy, and it is ultimately what remains of this game, after its (short) course. Quite enjoyable as a puzzler, the game is short and quite straightforward, but its mood and atmosphere is something to remember.

The Mad Ones is really a good start for this new series of adventures. We're looking forward to see where the developer wants to bring us.

Onrush is totally fun at first but after a few hours the enthusiasm fades away. The game lacks of in depth mechanics, something that is essential to keep players on the servers in a multiplayer-based experience.

For those looking for strong emotions and a charming atmosphere, this is the right game.

An interesting alternative to the classic team based shooter.

The Sinking City offers a very simple upgrade: higher resolution and frame rate, some additional visual effects and faster loading, as well as features unique to PS5, such as DualSense haptic feedback.

A good builder with a cool mood and some nice ideas.

Hot Wheels Unleashed marks the return of toy cars to consoles and PC, with a noteworthy title.

An FPS with a brilliant concept ad a great execution, plagued only by some matchmaking problems and a bland art direction. Not many players are playing it as of now, and it's truly a pity, since it deserves a lot more attention.

Agatha Christie - Hercule Poirot The First Cases is a mystery novel in the form of a video game. Structurally very linear and simple, it's a good adventure for fans of the genre who are looking for a contained work that doesn't distract with secondary elements or gameplay mechanics that have little to do with the genre.

Crysis Remastered Trilogy lands on Nintendo Switch in an unexpectedly very good conversion.

Grotto is a heartfelt, visually brilliant narrative game, but its lack of gameplay and interactions tend to eradicate its artistic value.

Lost Eidolons is a successful title that pays a role-playing side that is not exactly exceptional and a story that cannot stand the amount of dialogue and narrative sequences inserted by the developers.

Aliens: Dark Descent is a nasty and ruthless strategy game, just like the Xenomorphs.

RIDE 5 improves, optimizes, enriches the experience of the Milestone series thanks to a lot of new content, including several brand-new tracks and a well-structured and interesting Career mode, which focuses on the traditional Gran Turismo-style progression system while missing the opportunity to rationalize the difficulty balance according to precise and not circumventable rules.

Capcom completes the conversion of the Ace Attorney saga with a compilation that does justice to the three games that make it up. The remastering work is good, but some more extras would have been appreciated. A must-buy for Phoenix Wright adventure lovers, provided they already have the first trilogy that boasts even higher narrative levels and are not allergic to visual novels.

Pokémon TCG Pocket is a fresh and fast way to dive into the world of Pokémon collectible cards. On one hand, it simplifies and speeds up battles, sacrificing some strategy; on the other, it highlights the collectible aspect and the beauty of the illustrations, which have recently enhanced the latest paper expansions. The result is a game best enjoyed in small doses, to avoid getting too caught up in the numerous, albeit not overwhelming, microtransactions. It will be interesting to see how Pocket and Live evolve in the coming months, but for now, it’s an enjoyable digression from the original experience.

Infinity Nikki stands as the embodiment of any little girl's video game dreams, but it does its work so brilliantly and passionately that it transcends the boundaries dictated by such a target audience, thus succeeding in enthralling anyone who doesn't have a heart as hard as stone.

Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind is a serviceable scrolling beat'em up for fans of the franchise that lacks the gameplay finesse which made it a success of its latest competitors.

Patapon 1+2 Replay is a much needed remaster for some of the best games in the genre, now blessed by all new options and visual improvements.