RuneQuest: Warlords is a turn-based war strategy game with solid, well-tested gameplay, but it ultimately lacks the tools it needs to truly shine. The mission design never really surprises, and the game never quite reaches a suitably epic pace. On the audiovisual side, there are too many rough edges as well, especially when it comes to sound effects and voice acting. An opportunity that was only partly realized.

Want some brainless intense action rpg filled by all the classic clichè of this genre? Crimson Alliance may be your perfect game to play, but it's surely far from excellence.

Table Top Racing is a great arcade racing game, very challenging and also packed with some awesome, console-like graphics.

House of Ashes is a decent step forward for a series that also requires adjustments to hit the target. The third chapter of the Dark Pictures Anthology grows better narratively and in the writing of dialogues.

The first chapter offers a story beautifully written, a complex world and characters that feel human. In the end, however, nothing really happens, and true conflicts are only foreshadowed.

Quotation forthcoming.

Armillo is an impressive puzzle platform which reminded us of Super Mario Galaxy, Sonic and Metroid in a very good way. It's fun and smart with a perfect length and tons of cool unlockables.

Wii Fit U is an improvement over the original formula, with some nice new modes and the interesting Fit Meter that gives the chance to get the game at a discounted price.

Despite a modest visual, Majesty 2 - The Fantasy Kingdom grants hours of gameplay and a fun multiplayer.

The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Chapter 2: Retribution does not bring many innovations compared to the prequel, but in its new edition for PlayStation VR 2 it emerges as an excellent survival horror thanks to precise controls, excellent graphics and intense action.

It's a shame that TT Games didn't put the most interesting features of the HD versions of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes on the Nintendo 3DS. So what we got is a simple "more of the same", with more powers and characters but the same old gameplay you very well know.

Forgotten Memories is a derivative but interesting survival horror that really doesn't feel right on touch screen.

One year after the release of Borderlands 3, the fourth dlc ends a journey made of fan service and emotions. A splendid journey for all fans, much less for those unfamiliar with the past of the series.

Honey I joined a Cult is a Base Building game like no other. Its mechanics are very familiare but the outcomes and the silliness that come with them are a guaranteed laugh.

It's not the most original endless runner out there, but Banana Kong does everything right, being a funny, good-looking game available at a low price.

Joust Legend delivers an original experience, packed with a good number of events and items with no IAPs at all. What a pity the gameplay is a bit limited.

Trials of St. Lucia is the second expansion to Dante's Inferno and it's better than Dark Forest. This DLC offers a full featured combat editor with which players can create, upload and share created trials with other players across the world and a online co-operative gameplay for two players with a new character. But not everything is perfect.

No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise alternates between a unique art direction, full of great moments, to some technical flaws that are hard to swallow, especially considering that the game runs on a PlayStation 3. The very simple structure, which uses various tricks to break an otherwise absurd monotony (ten boss fights in a row?) should have been supported by a deeper gameplay and, furthermore, by better graphics.

Dragon Quest Treasures is a slow burn and it may take a while to find its stride, but in the end this exhilarating adventure is diminished by its own ambitions.

The problem with Mirror of fate is not related to the discontinuity with Igarashi's Castlevania, which is not a bad thing. But average level design, underdeveloped combat system and a general lack of refinement makes this game an acceptable but surely not unforgettable entry on the series.

Despite a few new ideas, which don't always work as expected, Dead Rising 4 does not show huge improvements to the original formula: It's a fun game with a bunch of problems and nothing more.

Beyond: Two Souls is back on PlayStation 4 with an enhanced graphic and the same interesting and emotional story, representing a great opportunity for those who didn’t play it two years ago on PS3.

Hatoful Boyfriend is a must have for anyone who is a fan of visual novels. Plus, the PlayStation version has cross buy, cross save and full Italian translation.

The Surge is a metallic Souls-like with his own identity. It’s not perfect, but it worth the price.

The cloud version of Control for Nintendo Switch represents on the one hand a fantastic opportunity, on the other hand, an experiment with clear pros and cons, capable of a more or less valid experience depending on the quality and stability of the connection.

Peppa Pig: World Adventures is a game designed for children and Peppa Pig fans. It is a very simple experience that has very little to say to anyone else.

Tricky Towers is a fun puzzle game with a good level of challenge, especially in multiplayer mode. It is a bit short in single player mode.

This horror experience infuses deep feelings of fear, both through great sound and images. However there should have been bigger interactions and extended puzzle solutions.