CRYSTAR is certainly a fascinating video game. Now it arrives on Nintendo Switch, enriching itself with the portable mode.

Quotation forthcoming.

The last remnant finally arrives on the pc with sharper visuals and minor improvements, but it's easy to say that this version is better than the original xbox 360. The game is definitely a good jrpg, but its peculiar gameplay could not appeal all the western rpg players.

Despite some limits, Close to the Sun is a nice ride through a big, scary ship.

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk shows that the manga by Kentaro Miura was a perfect fit for a musou game, thanks to a plethora of powerful characters and horrible monsters.

Life is Strange: Arcadia Bay Collection is a fairly good porting, not extraordinary nor particularly exciting in terms of contents, but surely interesting for the new dimension that it brings: the experience of this coming-of-age narration in portability.

The game has several technical flaws but on top of this it tries to emulate the western RPGs suffering with NPC you’ll forget easily and gameplay that fans of the series may not fully enjoy.

The Cruel King and the Great Hero is a wonderful adventure suitable for adults and children: a hand-drawn fairy tale.

Armored Core: Verdict Day puts on the table the same mechanics of the previous episode in a richer multiplayer and single player experience, but the problems of the series remain.

Huge but flawed, Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond is a virtual reality colossal, sometimes nothing less than astonishing, sometimes surprisingly disappointing.

Payday 3 brings back and updates the formula that made Starbreeze's heist game famous, although not always making the right choices. The decision to sell it at a budget price and the inclusion in the Xbox Game Pass catalog from day one inevitably affected the amount of content available at launch, which was lower than expected, while the progression system must be fixed as soon as possible. However, there is no doubt that the experience works well, although it's still very much tied to the past, and will probably express its full potential in the coming months.

State of Decay 2 has some technical issues, but apart from these you will find a game that is bigger than its predecessor in almost every aspect.

The Novelist is an interesting game, but not without flaws that make it less effective than other games of the same kind.

It's clearly derivative but Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is not just a copycat. There are good boss fights, with the right atmosphere, but there's also an evident lack of connective tissue between the fights.

With a relaxed mood and an atmosphere clearly aimed at the most loyal Pokémon fans, Detective Pikachu Returns packs a gentle but interesting narrative experience that delves into the bonds between Pokémons without being boring.

If the developers had focused more on the beat'em-up sections, we would have had in our hands one of the best exponents of the genre of modern times. As it stands, however, it is just a compilation of well-made half games.

MotoGP 18 is a solid racer, with plenty of options to tailor the driving experience the way you want. The game's got a new graphics engine that sports better, more detailed visuals, but also limits the experience to 30 frames per second.

Armada 2526 is a classic RTS with a good exploration phase, but the fights are ugly and the graphics seem to come from ten years ago. There are certainly die-hard enthusiasts who will appreciate the quality of the title developed by Nitronium Games, but it's hard to suggest this game to someone who doesn't like the genre.

Picross e3 is another release that fans will enjoy, but some more content and a higher difficulty level would be appreciated.

This is the police is a very daring project indeed. The purpose of telling a dark story using the mechanic of a management game is full of original ideas and it's enriched by a laudable artistic direction. However, excessive repetition and the high rate of difficulty are aspects that can not be ignored.

The new Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games on the 3DS is a good, in some cases really good, party game, probably the best on the platform. But some of the minigames in the collection are not on par with the others, and the lack of online multiplayer is starting to get unjustifiable nowadays.

Cryptic did well recreating the Star Trek universe and the space combat works just fine. It's so a shame that ground episodes are that bad and the experience feels less massive than It was supposed to be.

Battlezone VR is a nice reboot for an arcade classic from the Eighties. But you have to play it with other friends, single player campaign gets boring after few missions.

A visual treasure, Truberbrook is a dynamic and interesting adventure flawed by short length and fitful quality.

A solid JRPG with good arts and bad graphics, Monark has some edge in terms of combat system and its great cast: a game that hardcore JRPG fans will surely enjoy a lot.

It's basically Just Dance with ABBA songs, and it's enough for fans of the swedish pop band to appreciate it.

Leo's Fortune is still a charming, visually stunning platformer, but it's also a little too short and easy.

In Mario Party 10, quantity and quality don't always go hand in hand. Funny moments are always behind the corner, but apart from some cool ideas, what really stands out is the budget price chosen by Nintendo.