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Impact Winter is a good survival game, flawed by some technical issues. However, if you love its genre you may want to give it a shot.

Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation Code Fairy tells an original, different and interesting story set during the One Year War. But there are a lot of problems: the gameplay is slow, cumbersome and frustrating, while the graphics are dated to say the least.

Pro Cycling Manager 2019 brings some interesting new features to its known game modes, but the series definitely needs some lifting.

Undungeon is an action role-playing game that wants to be hardcore and for sure it is, even if with a few too many edges. The difficulty level is not perfectly balanced and punishes mistakes with regularity, demanding serious farming to have a competitive character in your hands.

Pokémon Champions does exactly what is expected of it: providing an independent platform through which the competitive scene can evolve, shift, and thrive separately from the main series. And it does so the right way, avoiding pay-to-win pitfalls and refusing to stifle the experience with increasingly complex currencies or chaotic initiatives. The decision to limit the number of available Pokémon and items helps concentrate resources and strike the right balance, while the elimination of EVs and IVs breaks down one of the most significant barriers to entry. For series veterans, the latest effort from The Pokémon Works feels like the natural evolution of Pokémon battles. However, everyone else—faced with bare-bones tutorials and a lack of features—might find the game far too sparse. The onboarding process for newcomers has room for improvement, and there is a rather serious absence of options for testing teams offline or spectating online tournaments.

Nights of Azure 2 basically rethreads the same mistakes which dragged the first game down but also make some adjustments to the formula that didn't really work out with us. In the end, Nights of Azure 2 is a disappointing sequel which lost the finesse and subtelty elevating the first game above average.

Quantum Break is a solid action game, with a compelling story and awesome gunfights. What a pity the PC version is nothing more than a lazy port.

Kirby Fighters Deluxe is a simple and charming brawler which lacks content on the long run.

Back to the Future: the Game is a good adventure, recommended to all the fans of the series. Just, if you can, don't buy it on the Wii: the framerate is a nightmare.

The concept of Band Stars is very intriguing, but the game definitely fails to deliver.

Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer is an empty shell. Stripped of almost all the features and dynamics of the main entries, it has lost most of its charm and became just a simple yet immense simulator which will entertain a small niche of fans and does very little to justify the purchase of expensive amiibos and cards.

Monochrome Mobius: Rights and Wrongs Forgotten is a 3D turn-based RPG with no particular merits, but boasts a good story and excellent characterization.

Just as the name suggests, We Ski and Snowboard is basically We Ski with snowboards: aside from a slightly deeper control scheme and a bunch of new features, the game still suffers from a genuine lack of challenge, missing the chance to improve on its predecessor. Yet, it’s a nice choice for casual gamers looking for an easy-to-play ski experience.

Virtua Tennis 4 comes as a spectacular mix of strengths and weaknesses, a title that Dreamcast nostalgics will surely enjoy. The fact is it doesn't have what it takes to compete with Top Spin 4, which has brought the genre to new levels, especially in terms of realism and depth. A good fourth episode, definitely, but the series desperately needs some major improvements.

Wrack is a pure Doom style FPS, where the skill count more than anything else. If you don't like the modern FPS, this game is made for you.

A sequel refined from all points of view: This is the Police 2 is a successful mix of genres in noir sauce.

Neverwinter is quite a mixed bag: there's plenty of fun in all its quests and controls are adapted very well for the controller, but it's also pretty repetitive, technically lacking and with a microtransaction system that tends to be a little perverse.

Adventures of Mana is likely the best version for the first installment of the Mana series. but the PlayStation Vita port is not as good as it could be.

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead is a good horror game focused on a single idea, repeated throughout the entire game.

King Oddball is a fun albeit somewhat challenging puzzle game with a very smart concept. Too bad it can get a little too frustrating.

Archangel delivers a charming, visually stunning action RPG experience, but it fails to deliver due to an unfortunate mix of RTS controls and level design.

Mortal Kombat X comes with some excellent graphics, but in the end it's nothing more than a casual brawler, with an oversimplified gameplay and lots of paywalls.

Miniature Garden is a good visual novel with maybe too many cliché.

Gubbins is a cute word game with a lot of sass to give and a lot of new words to learn. The monetization model is very pleasant and the one game per day is a perfect brain exercise.

Made "by riders for riders", Shredders could be the Skate of snowboarding games. Its technical and more grounded approach to this sport makes it an original and interesting take.

Derivative to say the least, Marlow Briggs and the Mask of Death clearly owes God of War for many of its characteristics. Nevertheless, it's an entertaining ride while it lasts and a good example of how, sometimes, action games can lean just on their button-mashing basis to be fun.

Crysis Remastered brings the original gaming experience to Nintendo Switch: lots of fun with little compromises.