Worms Clan Wars is probably the best entry in the long lasting franchise, both visually and gameplay wise. The clan system might work or not in the long terms but it still adds depth to a stellar multiplayer mode, joined by a good amount of single player content.

Quotation forthcoming.

The time manipulation mechanics shines on a game with a simple story and a raw ending.

eFootball PES 2021 is still the best football simulation, but its Season Update isn't yet what you were waiting for.

Overwatch comes on Switch with too many compromises to keep veterans invested while new players will have some fun before inevitably flooding forums and complain about balancement.

LEGO Batman doesn't change the tested formula of the Lego saga, but it's still a challenging platform, replayable and with a with lot of content for Batman's fan. Unfortunately it lacks of a coop mode and a decent AI, so it failed to deliver a must have game.

Ice Age Village doesn't add anything new to the genre, but it comes with the same characters seen in the movies and is packed with tons of missions to complete.

SpellForce 3 is a truly enjoyable comeback, with solid mixed gameplay.

The Sims Mobile is a nice casual game, with lots of content and a simple, immediate gameplay.

Far Cry 6 introduces some interesting new elements, with a talking protagonist and some solid supporting characters, but unfortunately the villain nicely portrayed by Giancarlo Esposito appears too stereotyped to stand out and the structure with its regions and lieutenants turns out to be too traditional. Gameplay-wise the game is a mixed bag, with some good things but also several missed opportunities.

Simply, the best driving simulator ever released on console. Courageous and inspired.

Quotation forthcoming.

Another Code: Recollection is a remake of the two episodes of the saga released on Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii. The progression of the two adventures has been slimmed down compared to the originals and the puzzles have been recreated from scratch, losing much of their originality. Ashley's adventures are entertaining, but the time and the flattening of the gameplay mortify the experience.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare - Mobilized provides a sharp rise in the difficulty level, forcing the player to face the missions with caution and losing the hustle and involvement trademark of the series. The controls could have been more immediate, while the graphics are still fluid and compelling. The online multiplayer works well.

Outriders is an honest and long-lived TPS like few others, surrounded by a small series of excellent ones and which makes brutality its school of life.

One of the most brutal fighting game is finally back on Xbox One. Killer Instinct is here with its latest installment, next gen visuals and the well-known ultra combo addicting style.

Not the revolution we expected, Epic Mickey is still a solid, entertaining and fun platform adventure with a gorgeous take on the Disney iconography. It's a shame for the dull camera and the frequent highs and lows in the gameplay area.

Lawless is a fun shooting gallery with smooth visuals, but its appeal is not gonna last long: for a free game, however, that’s fair enough.

Just Dance 2016 is more of the same, with a much more accessible multiplayer mode and a new subscription service that fans will love.

Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 6 is the best installment of the series, a product for old fans and rookies. The signs of aging, however, on the graphics engine and an impetuous AI still remain evident flaws which unfortunately lead to a substantial problem in the general rendering of the experience.

Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon EVERY BUDDY! is misleading: it looks cute and charming but it can also be brutal and punishing.

Sonic Superstars is the new chapter of the series in 2.5, and is enriched with many new features.

It is clearly a simplification of the classic structure of the Capcom series, but Monster Hunter Now is not without depth and manages to be engaging even if the concept of the game is now somewhat derivative.

Star Ocean: First Departure R stays true to the original remake on PSP. and was modernised quite well despite some minor deficits. It's definitely worth playing if you're curious about Star Ocean's origins.

Flying like Tony Stark is a lot of fun. Too bad the game doesn’t offer much more.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is the best videogame adaptation of the beloved manga/anime by Akira Toriyama but it has a repetitive campaign.

RAGE 2 delivers an absolutely stunning shooter experience, with nice weapons and powers to unlock, but it's also really short for an open world game, way too easy at medium difficulty and not so fun when it comes time to drive across the map.

Quotation forthcoming.