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.