Destiny 2 Lighfall is nothing more than a prologue to The Final Shape. Bland and without a strong narrative, the expansion clings to the rare presences of the Witness, legacy of a huge expansion like The Witch Queen. Sorry to say, but the best version of Destiny 2 gameplay for intuitiveness and quality of life is what saves The Eclipse from a nasty meltdown that would have made much more noise than this. In a year Bungie will fire its last shot in the barrel for the Saga of Light and Darkness and then we will be able to sum up a ten-year journey.

Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 6 is the best installment of the series, a product for old fans and rookies. The signs of aging, however, on the graphics engine and an impetuous AI still remain evident flaws which unfortunately lead to a substantial problem in the general rendering of the experience.

DC Justice League: Cosmic Chaos is a simple and accessible but repetitive action adventure. Experienced gamers won't find much to like, but for the very young it might be a good choice, assuming they like Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman & co. The most interesting part is the local co-op, which makes the game suitable for siblings or a parent who wants to share their passion with younger children. It is not a game we will remember, but it does its job honestly.

Fight'N Rage is a heartfelt tribute to the classic side-scrolling beat'em-up games, but at the same time a title that tries to reinterpret those mechanics and structures in order to give us something more than an experience that runs out in an afternoon.

Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo is really unique: structured like a visual novel, it has some of the most engaging moments recently seen in a narrative adventure game, although being a little light on puzzles.

Figment 2: Creed Valley presents the good things shown in the first chapter and improves the variety of puzzles and boss fights. The topics covered are intense but enjoyable to discover in this light adventure that remains ordinary.

It was possible for Imagineer to innovate its boxing series with Fitness Boxing Fist of the North Star but, even if it was born under Ursa Major's auspices, this operation has revealed itself to be lazy and laid down on the saga's past. Boxing with Kenshiro and its partners is fun, if one can control his movements in autonomy: there are no specific devices and it's a shame, given the complexity of the noble art. Sure, the steep price doesn't help also considering the almost total absence of innovation comparing the product to its predecessor, Fitness Boxing 2.

There's really nothing new in Farmside, but its blend of FarmVille-style simulation and sandbox management is always attractive, also thanks to the absence of microtransactions.

The Last Clockwinder is one of those rare gems that, through a solid and simple idea, demonstrates the potential of virtual reality.

Street Fighter: Duel comes with very colorful graphics and lots of content, but it's just a clicker with vaguely strategic RPG elements in which you interact very little and only follow the progression, using the resources obtained from time to time to level-up your characters, unlock new ones and advance among the various modes available, which are different and allow you to get around the inevitable paywalls without having to endure tickets, waits and consumables.

A game that cannot satisfy City Builders lovers, nor RTS seekers. However it could please the youngest and those who would like to try the genre with something extremely light and undemanding.

Ultimate Sackboy is a nice, colorful endless runner featuring the same mechanics of Subway Surfers and the main character of the LittleBigPlanet series, with many items you can unlock to customize your personal Sackboy.

From the graphics to the gameplay, nothing quite lives up to what you'd expect with a PSVR2 on your head.

Its structural proximity to Nioh will perhaps be a bitter pill to swallow for those who have never loved inventory management and the progression of that saga, yet Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty completely revolutionizes the combat system of those games and manages to offer a generally much more balanced and adrenaline-pumping experience, despite the simplification of the offensive mechanics. Team Ninja's latest work is an extremely well-finished and long-lived game, which demonstrates the growth of its developers in many aspects, and overall manages to eliminate many defects of the works from which it took the basis. We are far from perfect, but we recommend it without fear to any fan of quality action.

Meg's Monster is a narrative adventure and should not be mistaken for a role-playing game. The battles are the least interesting part: although useful on a narrative level, the fights always repeat identical to each other and the original idea, namely to control a very powerful monster, is immediately lost. That said, the story of the little girl and Roy the monster is sweet, exciting and a harbinger of important lessons.

Scars Above is a game that gets lost halfway between its ambitions and the ability to realize them. It's got some interesting ideas yet staged in a clumsy way. If you come to terms with its many limits and uncertainties, the experience can certainly deliver a few pleasant moments and some challenges.

Blood Bowl 3 seemed to be one step away from a touchdown, but as often happens during his matches he lost the ball along the way.

Redemption Reapers has a fun and challenging combat system that's dragged down by a boring story and dull enemies. Its fluidity and fast paced turn system make up for the lousy narrative in a tactical experience that knows how to entertain.

Grim Guardians: Demon Purge is the spiritual sequel to Bloodstained and Castlevania, an interesting but not without flaws action platformer.

Square Enix tries again to exploit Final Fantasy XV on mobile platforms with another spin-off that has little to do with the original title. It could entertain the hardcore fan for a little while, but remains a forgettable experience.

Aces & Adventures is a nice and well-executed mix of Poker and Magic. It takes a few hours to get into the loop and realize the various strategic possibilities made available by the cards of the five heroes, but at that point it becomes quite enjoyable. This is not a revolutionary card game, but we recommend it to fans of the genre.

Pharaoh: A New Era is a good remake. Indeed, an excellent remake, very faithful to the original title, so those who appreciated it then and wanted to replay it in a more modern guise should not hesitate to buy it. Of course, more could have been done in terms of additions and changes, but we imagine that if successful, something new will come. Meanwhile, enthusiasts and those who are looking for a long and engaging city builder have been satisfied.

Despite the minimal challenge, Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe is a pretty nice experience, especially for beginners - adults or children, or (better) adults with children. Even the minigames are fun, particularly in multiplayer. Anyway, even if it's slightly better, it offers an almost identical experience as Kirby: Star Allies, published five years ago.

NBA All-World is a Pokémon GO-like experience without the years of content and the quality of Niantic's bestseller. Only time will tell if the game is going to find its niche.

Metroid Prime was, and still is, one of the best games published during this century. The visuals of this Remastered are just amazing: this is how Metroid Prime looked like in our memories, not in reality.

Akka Arrh is the reinterpretation made under acid of an arcade game that never made it to the arcade, yet another psychedelic journey of the Yak that its fans will only appreciate.

Company of Heroes 3 is a marvelous game and its gameplay is the result of years of craftsmanship and knowledge from Relic. Probably after 10 years from the previous title we were expecting something more, in particular from a multiplayer point of view.

Atomic Heart is in all respects a debut game. It proposes brilliant ideas, but several limitations and flaws mortify the game globally. Recommended for lovers of dystopian science fiction, who will still have to make several compromises to enjoy the experience.