War of the Roses is a solid multiplayer experience blessed by fresh and funny combat system and doomed by lack of multiplayer modes. There is a single player too, but it's so thin that it's almost invisible.

An overly simplified simplification that winks at the audience of casual players displeasing the old ones is at the same time the cross and the delight of the new chapter of Disciples. Other than this, the "role-playing" developments of the plot could have been more effective.

Mini Ninjas may not succeed in being the best action adventure out there, but it's perfect if you are looking for a relaxing title, to be played with a smile on your face.

Sega brings back to life Sakura Wars with a new chapter suitable for both old fans and newbies of the series.

Dandara is a small pearl that gives new life to the metroidvanias. It offers interesting mechanics, a fascinating game world and the right level of difficulty.

Evil West features plenty of spectacular, frantic, fun and challenging fights, in which we will be able to exploit a very wide repertoire of moves and weapons to kill hordes of monsters, vampires, werewolves and undeads in the most painful way possible. Unfortunately, everything else is disappointing.

A chapter that lacks originality but would please fans with a new plot and 87 new monsters.

Rainbow Six: Siege is visually poor, technically underpowered and multiplayer only. It's very far from being a great game, but with the right friends could be an heartbreaking fun.

Even if it's less polished than Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes, chronoSgear can offer a truly fresh and uncommon experience, that is very different from any other RPG on the App Store. The combat system is clever, while setting and characters are really unusual. With the next updates, we hope Axion Logic will fix the controls and balance the difficulty.

In this iPhone version, Shift 2: Unleashed can't take advantage of the wide iPad screen to maximize its excellent first person driving experience, but the overall results are still excellent in terms of quality: the tilt controls work great, they're completely customizable and there are plenty of races and modes to play with. However, the lack of an online multiplayer is really disappointing.

God of War Collection on PS Vita is without any doubt the worst version of the game, due to many technical problems that are really hard do tolerate on this hardware.

Jump ’n’ Shoot Attack is a fun and addictive old-school action platformer: too bad it’s very thin on content for its price.

Lemma is a little gem where you explore a strange and ethereal world using perfect parkour mechanics, unveiling a mysterious story of parallel worlds. Give it a look and, if you have Oculus Rift, just buy it!

Little Battlers eXperience is a hell of a ride with its colourful visuals, animated cutscenes and over the top plot twists. It becomes a bit grindy and controls feel clunky at times but the awesome customization and variety totally make up for its shortcomings.

Sayonara Umihara Kawase is really challenging but sometimes too much frustrating and repetitive. Also it’s extremely recognizable both for strange locations and wacky enemies. Recommended only for fans and conservative players.

Micro Machines is back with a certain amount of nostalgia and modern business. It's not the best racing on mobile platforms and can become a little annoying with its microtransactions, nevertheless it's also immediate fun for everyone.

Full of Stars is a very inspired mix of endless mechanics and compelling narrative.

Titanfall: Assault is a solid RTS with plenty of units to unlock and upgrade.

Yomawari: The Long Night Collection is a bundle of the two chapters of the series, optimized for nintendo switch.

Pilgrims is a quirky, fun and artistically charming little adventure which pushes players to play over and over again to discover all its possible combinations.

An interesting content more viable for new players.

Submerged: Hidden Depths must be taken for what it is if you really want to appreciate it: a descriptive and calm game, which in every way avoids creating conflicts.

Behind the Frame The finest Scenery is a bonsai adventure game that ends in an hour or so, whose brevity does not bother at all.

Desta: The Memories Between offers an undoubtedly original experience, a mix of genres and suggestions that uses narration as the glue between increasingly complex strategic clashes, with the roguelite approach to remind us at every moment that a defeat will bring us back to the beginning.

Meet Your Maker is now the standard for sandbox experiences in terms of entertainment, ease of use and scalability. This endlessly repayable dungeon raiding and building experience has the friendliness of Minecraft and the aesthetics and gameplay of Doom and it will hook you.

Tour de France 2023 is a sports sim for dedicated fans on cycling but its tutorials are well made and the learning curve is not steep so it's quite welcoming to new players.

Spirittea keeps its promises, presenting itself as a relaxing and fulfilling adventure, albeit with some issues in its overall rhythm. Cheesemaster Games has done a great job combining a simulative soul with management elements that, together, contribute to create an enjoyable experience both for fans of these genres, both for those who have never tried similar titles.

Zenless Zone Zero stands at the moment as one of the best expressions of a genre often subject to fierce criticism, almost always justified. From an artistic point of view, the work done by miHoYo with the game is truly amazing, and every single sequence turns out to be a thrilling spectacle, thanks to an extraordinary use of cel shading and a direction that is perfectly aware of its prerogatives. The fights are as simple as they are frantic, they certainly return satisfaction even if the challenge is lacking for much of the currently available content and the action, also due to the too short missions and small and often repeated scenarios, soon tends to become repetitive.