It's not the most original game out there, but with its gorgeous graphics and solid gameplay, Fibble is a fun and cute action-puzzle.

If you are in search of a good platform puzzle game, A Pixel Story is the game for you.

The Twin Stick Shooter by Neon Giant is a successful work but lacks in level design and RPG elements.

Rock of Ages rocks! It's a fantastic game with stunning graphics!

One of the greatest and most significant strategic j-RPG for consoles arrives on PC.

John Wick Hex is a fun tie-in that fall on depth and progression in mechanics, never managing to win the heart of the player.

Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac is the second chapter of a broader recovery operation, one aimed at reviving the main installments of the franchise in three dimensions and making them accessible once again, enriched with a technical sector worthy of modern times and enough additional content to spark the interest of a wide audience (or at least not to disappoint it, since the comparison with contemporary video games arises spontaneously). In this case, the developers at Now Production have done a good job, introducing into the main structure a whole series of improvements, variations, and aesthetic additions that, in most cases, have benefitted it. The game itself remains what it was back then, with its strengths and weaknesses (among the latter, mainly a not-so-exciting level design and a constant sense of déjà vu). However, thanks to a fair price and the success of the modernization itself, we can’t help but recommend giving the yellow ball a chance.

Sonic Colors: Ultimate returns with a colorful remaster: but there are also many flaws as bad as Dr. Eggman.

It’s too expensive for its contents but the gameplay has several good improvements compared to FIFA 14.

Headlander is a metroidvania with a twist: you don't have a body, so you must take control of the many robots that surrounds you. Full of the typical Double Fine sense of humor, the game it's not bad, but could be boring in the long run.

Quotation forthcoming.

Samurai Warriors 5 renounces to amaze its audience, offering instead the same old gameplay of the series that gets very repetitive very soon. Those looking for the classic one-on-a-thousand Musou action will have bread for their teeth, however.

By the time it reaches its conclusion, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage feels like a missed opportunity. What begins with such a compelling and intriguing premise is rooted in a mystery that, over the course of the hours needed to complete the adventure, never becomes truly engaging, fails to surprise, and gradually loses its edge as the story unfolds. The game's real intention lies elsewhere: to tell the story of a friendship, a drama that is sadly human, and to explore a dual timeline, where past and present ultimately never truly connect. It could have been a powerful tale of coming-of-age and friendship, had it been written with more honesty.

Tecmo-Koei manages to bring back its DoA franchise in a way that appeals to both old school veterans and early adopters. Fast-paced action and great visuals help the title to fight its battle in the fiery genre competition.

Tokyo Jungle is a great idea taken down by a dull and repetitive gameplay that shows its limits just after a couple of hours.

Cities Skylines 2 is the city builder we've been waiting for: beautiful to look at, complex in its systems, extraordinary in the construction and planning tools offered. The genre has never offered anything better, and this is just beginning...

Mirror's Edge Catalyst is a solid reboot of the original game, with improved mechanics and a rich sandbox.

Virginia is a fascinating first person thriller adventure and a tribute to David Lynch surrealism. Variable State used strong editing and fine music to tell an ambitious story based on friendship and loyalty.

Quotation forthcoming.

Eador. Masters of the Broken World is Eador: Genesis with 3d graphics and a buggy multiplayer.

Despite the lack of options and rules customization, Sparc is physical, visceral and excitingly exhausting. One of the best competitive experience you can have in virtual reality.

Project Warlock is a simple yet fascinating tribute to the early 90's aesthetic and to immortal games like DooM and such.

Sonic Origins undoubtedly stands as the best collection of the SEGA series, thanks to a solid and careful remastering work, which enhances the original charm of the various episodes and the wonderful level design of some scenarios in particular, bringing us back to those summer days with the Mega Drive, a long time ago.

Children of Silentown works: it tells a good story, has some great moments and is characterized by a captivating visual style.

CYGNI: All Guns Blazing is a nice surprise, a flash of light in the darkness of a market that is all too domesticated and at the same time the passionate homage of a small Scottish team to the glorious and all-Japanese era of bullet hell-style shooters. Faithful to these prerogatives yet capable of introducing some interesting new elements, the game is completed quickly but only if you approach it in a distracted and superficial way: those who want to invest effort and energy will have it for several days.

Game of Thrones is the only Telltale saga since The Walking Dead that you don't want to miss. Hours of impossible choices and grief await you in the first five episodes. From the way things look so far, the ending can only be a terrifying doomsday.

A visual upgrade on the old-gen FIFA 21 with no loading times.

An interesting, unique FPS for rock music and roguelike games lovers.