Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition is a piece of videogame history that should be experienced.

Super Galaxy Squadron is a nice, fun retro-style vertical shoot'em-up, with some great bullet hell moments and fourteen unique ships to choose from.

Dungeons 2 lack some deep in the RTS part, but compensate it with a good dungeon building section.

Verdun is a brilliant FPS made of mud, trenches and death. It's not perfect but it's still evolving and has a lot of potential.

Hyper Void is a shooter from the old school built for nostalgic arcade cabinets, like Gyruss and Tempest, but it also has a definite personality. A surprising title, beautifully mad ​​, challenging but never frustrating, making you go back over every time. The only cons is the limited amount of content, only 30 levels and nothing more, even complete lack of online support. However, for the cost of the ticket we still strongly recommend the purchase.

Near Death is a survival adventure that works perfectly, but it lacks content.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is a solid sequel: in addition to two hundred new yo-kai, Level5 is been able to expand the open world and the combat system with some new interesting mechanics. However, the recruitment system is still pretty poor.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Legacy is a very nice collection for all the fans of the anime.

It's a sort of a stripped-down strategic experience, but it's also one of the best and most original adaptation of the RTS we've seen on mobile platforms.

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy is a nice addition to the Nintendo Switch library, though the port is a bit lazy, with low resolution in portable mode and no platform-specific features.

The Fall has an interesting story to tell, and some passages that results also original, but its flawed gameplay prevents it from shining.

Far Cry 3 Classic Edition is a compelling journey into the past of the Ubisoft series. The game is still solid and enjoyable, full of things to do while exploring the island, but the remaster could have been better.

Linn: Path of the Orchards delivers a pretty unique puzzle platform experience, visually charming, where you have to figure out how to solve each mission using both strategy and fast reflexes.

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is a very unique survival game, with many interesting ideas and a great atmosphere.

Queen meets karaoke in the new special edition of the Let's Sing series.

Wrath of the Druids delivers a first expansion for Assassin's Creed Valhalla with no surprises, narratively tarnished and predictable.

Skate City also arrives on Nintendo Switch, and in a fairly good conversion.

Faraday Protocol can get repetitive and feels unbalanced in terms of challenge, but it's enjoyable, atmospheric and, ultimately, a good first step for Red Koi Box.

Mothmen 1986 is short and not very intense. It tries to open some questions, but who cares about the answers?

Quotation forthcoming.

Deathverse: Let It Die is a melee-based free-to-play battle royale that starts off in a promising way, thanks to a captivating setting and some bizarre characters, but then turns out to be extremely generic and lacking in both depth and content.

Paradise Marsh tells a little big story in the context of a swamp that is not what it seems to be. Capable to bring us back to the magic moments of childhood, when the capture of a cricket could spark wild enthusiasm and make us smile with joy, the videogame created by Etienne Trudeau invites the players to live life with a different pace, slower and more reflective, and to appreciate the majesty and magnificence of the little things.

Thanks to a solid cast, Process of Elimination delivers a good experience, despite not being the most ambitious.

Decarnation lives suspended between carefree French songs and disturbing melodies from a horrific world, between reality and nightmare. With a similar dualism, the work carried out by Atelier QDB presents peaks worthy of consideration from both narrative and visual points of view, intermingled with low-quality interactions – which often result in mere parentheses between a dialogue and the other, devoid of a proper sense – and poor technical realization. In this respect, in fact, the version for the Nintendo console is full of bugs that, in several cases, have seriously affected the enjoyment of the experience overall.

Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles is a competent compilation of old school JRPGs that still feel extravagant and fun, but some updated feature or the inclusion of the first game in the series would have done wonders to the package.

Warcraft Rumble is a great tower offense game that draws heavily from the Warcraft universe but is thoroughly accessible even by those unfamiliar with the settings and characters of the series.

Quotation forthcoming.

If you're a fan of Suda51, you know what to expect from this talented director, and Lollipop Chainsaw will not change your mind. This game is freakin' crazy and delivers some solid combat mechanics, but it's also a little too short and not very well refined.