Just Dance 2021 is back: few innovations, but many new songs.

Quantum League has a lot of cool ideas but also a few weak points.

Nickelodeon Kart Racer 3 Slime Speedway is a karting game that copies the foundation of the genre, offers lots of characters and a good amount of courses and modes to unceremoniously fill many hours of your time. It's not a bad game, but it's not top-notch either. Younger players who like Nickelodeon cartoons might appreciate it as a gift.

The same formula of Tiny Towers, Pocket Planes and Pocket Trains doesn’t seem to work here, and Disco Zoo feels like a half-baked attempt: maybe it’s time for NimbleBit to try something new.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies is no doubt a good port as it comes with some very nice graphics and a solid gameplay. The game suffers from several problems, though: cumbersome controls, lack of maps, online issues. Better wait for the next updates.

Code Vein on PlayStation 4 is a hybrid between an action-RPG and a Soulslike, but a valid one.

With its weak plot, All 4 One is clearly a minor episode in the Ratchet & Clank franchise, but it can provide a great co-op experience with so many weapons and a its funny humour.

After four months of work, Batman: Arkham Knight comes as the masterpiece it should have been from day one.

Tokyo 42 is a stylish action shooter with a distinctive and colorful scenario. The freedom related to the completion of each mission and the variety of the equipment are significant qualities, however the variety of missions could have been deeper.

Deep and engaging, Redout is heir of the Wipeout legacy in a good way: not just for its aesthetics but for the commitment it requires just to handle the ship on its tortuous tracks.

Boyfriend Dungeon is not a deep, refined or varied game. Yet it offers a mix between dating simulator and dungeon crawler that works, in its own lightness.

Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All! is a disappointing beat'em up which bets everything on the beautiful visuals but ultimately fails at everything else.

An average visual novel that, despite the attempts, fails to transport Vampire: The Masquerade' mechanics. What remains is an interesting story that is clearly aimed at the niche of devotees in the world of White Wolf.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles is very faithful to the anime, with an excellent use of cel shading for the characters and a couple of notable locations, although severely limited in structure and interactions. However the story campaign is very short and you're going to beat it in a few hours.

TT Isle of Man - Ride on the Edge 3's priority is to be a great simulator and at that it excels. If you are a beginner rider, thow, very little help will come your way.

Shamefully, New Little King's Story is a disrespectful and flawed adaptation of one of the best third-party efforts on Wii. It's still imaginative and enjoyable, but also a greatly missed opportunity.

Roboto could have been a much better platform without some controversial design choices and, mostly, with more polished and accurate controls. In fact, excellent graphics and nice bosses became unimportant when small buttons and a questionable health system make the game so frustrating.

Star Wars Commander is an undeniable rip-off, but the fans of the franchise will appreciate how it uses its universe.

Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX offers lots of little monsters to raise, heal and bring to glory, with good results.

Angry Birds Transformers is a surprisingly good run & gun, with smooth graphics, nice shooting mechanics and a lot of characters to unlock and upgrade.

Notwithstanding a few little imperfections, Cities in Motion is really complete from every side, including the unbeatable price.

It's impossible not to perceive Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes as a huge wasted opportunity. This is because, despite the project's solid foundation, it never manages to capture the attention of the player, even becoming boring during the two hours it takes to complete. Altered Echoes reflects the current VR gaming industry. An industry that, after innovating the language of video games, has reveled in the same gameplay mechanics for years, hiding its flaws behind famous brands or iconic comic book characters. Yet, this time, it wasn't enough. Bandai Namco's franchise wasn't enough to create a title worthy of attention, destined to end up in the generic melting pot of VR horror games. This, however, shouldn't be seen by software houses as an "end," but as a "new beginning."

Sorcery is not what we are waiting for. The magic wand works, unfortunately terrible camera and a short and boring campaign ruin the well devised combat system.

Let's Tap is fresh, innovative and entertaining, but it offers four minigames only: one is funny and looks good, the other three fail to deliver the same quality. If you're looking for something "different", give it a try but don't expect too much.

If you have good memories of Aiden Pearce and Wrench, Bloodline is probably for you.

Disney Dreamlight Valley is a life simulator with sandbox mechanics completely based on the Disney kingdoms. [Early Access Score = 80]

Zombie Army Trilogy is a nice collection of zombie shooters, with great atmosphere and a horror movie vibe, but the games didn't age so well and the 30 fps lock on Nintendo Switch feels a bit cumbersome when it comes to controls.

Hyperdimension Re;Birth 3: V Generation on PlayStation Vita is the best way of enjoying Hyperdimension Neptunia: Victory if you haven't played it already.