Snake Pass delivers a fresh, challenging puzzle experience that unfortunately doesn't last too long.

Alice in Wonderland's gameplay evolves around a simple concept: you have a number of characters with different abilities, and you must use them in combination to overcome obstacles. As you go through the adventure and the group grows, the puzzles become more complex and fascinating. A pity you can beat the game in less than six hours.

The Walking Dead: Final Season episode 2 tries to surprise but leaves us in no man's land.

A well done game, maybe simplified but very faithful to the TV series. It's entertaining and the interface works well; a must buy for all the fans with an Apple Device.

Virtua Tennis 4 makes some steps forward with a good career mode, but fails in delivering real changes inside the gameplay. While it still represents a good arcade experience, Top Spin 4 is surely the best choice available among the tennis simulations.

Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD is very linear and streamlined but manages to be some mindless fun, especially if you found the original game too bloated and wish for a cute, interactive recap.

Even if its structure is a little shallow, mostly in its combat system, Dragon Ball Legends is maybe one of the best anime-based games on mobile these days.

Miasma Chronicles is a very good mix of RPG and strategy. Some UI improvements, a better IA and better fonts are where The Bearded Ladies needs to grow.

The PSP version of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa comes with a series of flaws that undermine the gameplay both in offline (poor IA, awful corner kicks) and online (heavy lag issues) modes. There are plenty of game modes, however, and fans of the series should give it a try.

Ultimate NES Remix on 3DS is an inferior version compared to the two episodes on Wii U, with fewer games and some questionable cuts here and there. But the main problem is the price: 39,99€ even for the eShop version is exactly the double you have to spend to get both the Wii U games, with half the content.

Pokémon GO is a dream come true for generations of players, but something is still missing. You can't exchange pokémon or challenge your friends and there are a lot of technical issues. However, Pokémon GO is an enjoyable social experience and it would become a must have with the right improvements.

Friday the 13th: The Game is a low quality game that arrives on Switch with all its contents.

Dragon Ball: Xenoverse is a great attempt at refreshing the usual formula with a hybrid gameplay which does not always work as intended.

MegaByte Punch is a great mix of customization, platforming and combat. The Smash Bros. combat style could shine in a competitive multiplayer mode and we hope it will be implemented in the future.

Deliver At All Costs is a loud and fun game that draws its main stylistic traits from eccentricity and lightheartedness. Even considering that it's a true debut title, it proves to be solid, immediate, fresh, and accessible. That doesn’t mean it’s without flaws. Its arcade soul quickly exposes a certain underlying repetitiveness and a lack of meaningful content — or at least content substantial enough to justify some of the gameplay’s potential, which largely remains untapped. Vehicle upgrades, a large cast of characters, and environmental puzzles are all present in their simplicity, but often (aside from a few brilliant sparks) remain in the background or are only used to a limited extent. Too much talk, you might say. A courier, after all, has to run.

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX is a good remake which successfully updates the same old formula with charming visuals, QoL adjustments and some new content.

Invizimals: The Alliance takes a very smart concept and builds upon it an utterly simple game which will appeal kids and bore everyone else. This is a gold mine as far as AR is regarded, though.

The 7th Guest is seventeen years old and it shows its age in a bad way. The problem is not only in its ancient technical aspect but in the puzzles too. These are just a few, nearly 20, and are extremely difficult to understand.

Aside from the addition of Achievements and necessary interface tweaks, the games are essentially identical to their original versions — for better and for worse.

7 Grand Steps is a smart digital board game enriched with strategy elements and some surprises. A strange game, indeed, that brings us trough 7000 years of dynastical challenges.

Manticore - Galaxy on Fire worked great on mobile, but it doesn't quite deliver on Nintendo Switch.

Lawn Mowing Simulator is unique, simply because there are no other games of this kind that simulate the activity of the gardener.

XDefiant's debut undoubtedly lays a solid foundation for Ubisoft's free-to-play shooter, which in terms of gameplay succeeds in offering a fast-paced, fun and very grounded experience, although not perfectly in focus.

A good horror movie for fans of the genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

Clearly a low-budget game considering its extremely short length and its mediocre graphics, Liberation Maiden is an original and fun shooter nonetheless, which fans of the genre should definitely check out.

Although we would have expected something more, Sea of solitude remains a pleasant and recommended little game.

Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition does the bare minimum to improve on the original.