Pretty simple and short, Whispering Willows stands out from the indie crowd through its beautiful art and compelling story.

An overall good presentation can't cover a simplistic gameplay mechanic, filled with paywall and micro-transaction. Overall, there's something interesting in Sacred Legends but it won't last long.

Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow is a simple city builder like many others.

Hot Lava is a funny platformer with a parkour vibe, some nice characters and a lot of missions. It must be played with a Bluetooth controller, however: touch controls don't work as they should, making the game even more frustrating.

Rust Console Edition is not a good port at all: it's an inferior version of the original game but at a high price.

Its catchy aesthetics and style are perhaps the only new introduction of Dislyte in the realm of gacha RPB mobile, and it can be enough to draw attention to this new game, at least for a little while. Outside its character design and flashy visuals, there's nothing new to see here.

Mario Sports Mix it's not the best party game for the Nintendo Wii, but Square Enix managed to put together a decent number of sports that will surely entertain you and your friends.

Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds evokes pleasant memories to anyone who has lived (and played) through the 80s and 90s.

The Mighty Quest For Epic Loot is an entertaining game, but it is flawed by some design choices made by the development team. Being a free-to-play with no pay to win surely is a great starting point, but Ubisoft will need to make some extra work to fix some aspects in the future.

Quick, fun, entertaining and now multiplayer, Dr Kawashima's Brain Training is a good entry in the franchise. The cons are some really new elements and not being full compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors is not the typical musou. Nice visuals, a light but effective RPG side and a good amount of content make the latest game from Omega Force a nice surprise.

Dead by Daylight is a fun game but this porting lacks of content. Concept as usual is great but some technical issues and a lot of balancing problems make the game boring after a while. Give it a try only if you love horror atmospheres and you are a fan of slasher movies.

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is an original take on the survival genre with a beautiful flora, but with some problems in its fauna.

WRC has landed again this year with its latest incarnation also on the Ntendo handheld console, not without some, sometimes chronic, flaws.

A Trials game that asks for luck instead of skill is a misstep, and the freemium formula makes it more unforgivable.

Knowledge is Power: Decades is the updated version of last year's title, unfortunately the new contents are not too many.

Xenon Racer is a pretty fun and enjoyable arcade racing game, although some technical details did not prove to be fully convincing.

Packed with lots of funny gags and a unique, beautiful art style, Zombie Vikings is a solid action game.

We have immediately loved The Abbey for it's cartoonish look, that contrasts with the dark theme of the game.

FX Calcio 2.0 enhances the experience of the game released 6 months ago by FX Interactive, delivering a good starting point for the brand born from the ashes of PC Calcio.

Pro Cycling Manager 2016 is far form perfect, still flawed by big problems and a general lack of pathos, but it's also a rich simulator and it's the only cycling manager out there.

Urban Trial Freestyle is no Trials HD, but it's a competent clone, than can be very amusing at times.

Pressure is an interesting mix of shooter and top-down racing, packed with a lot of nice ideas, but in the end the concept doesn't work well.

MXGP Pro focuses on gameplay, introducing a series of interesting innovations in terms of handling and physics in order to make the experience more solid and consistent.

Chasing Aurora looks great, and the controls are amazing. Rarely flying has been so realistic in a videogame. Anyway, the game itself is a "simple" racing game (sort of), and the most interesting part is incrementing the score... without the possibility, at the moment, of sharing it online. Multiplayer mode is fine, but nothing special.

This is not really what Pokémon fans would like to see from Nintendo on mobile platform, but it can still be appreciated by young kids.

While it still needs more content and depth, SimCity is a fresh and exciting new start for the series.

Gods Will Be Watching is a frustrating puzzle in which player doesn't seem to have the control of the situation. An intriguing atmosphere and an inspired soundtrack aren't enough to get a pass mark.