Foretales is a distinctive and entertaining card-based narrative adventure. The game mechanics that blend exploration, resource management, and combat are always intriguing and varied, if occasionally a bit more complex than they should be. Plot, characters, and setting are interesting to discover, and the game structure is designed to make replaying over and over enjoyable.

SBK 22 delivers a solid, realistic driving experience that requires a lot of patience and practice to be enjoyed.

You Suck at Parking is a much more difficult and interesting driving game than you might think at first glance. The multiplayer mode also offers a very different style, making it almost a sort of party game to play with friends online. The economic system, with battle passes and cosmetic content packs, jars a bit with the premium nature of You Suck at Parking, but if future content arrives at a regular basis and it is of quality it could be a fair trade-off.

Sunday Gold is undoubtedly a good game, full of courage and original ideas. Too bad that not everything mixes perfectly and ends up flying over some parts.

Isonzo is a different FPS game, which combines strategic elements with high difficulty to emulate the cruelty of trench warfare. The result is a rewarding experience for those who don't like to just run and fight like crazy in the multiplayer maps. Balance is not optimal in certain cases and it can ruin some matches.

Metal Hellsinger is certainly a successful title, which also has a potential weakness as its strength.

Tomorrow Children: Phoenix Edition brings a dystopian sandbox back to the scene, but the structural problems are still here.

Quotation forthcoming.

Steelrising could and should have been a step up for Spiders. Unfortunately the choice to create a souls-like game at this point in the history of the genre did not help to reach the goal, bringing the team to a substantial stalemate. The story of Aegis works, the worldbuilding is interesting and the twists make the progression in the plot really interesting, but speaking of a genre so dependent on the technicalities of the gameplay, a bit of everything collapses under the weight of the experience pad in hand.

Scathe is not a total disaster, but it simply has too many flaws to pass enough and become really interesting.

The colorful world of Splatoon is back with a sequel that neither disappoints nor surprises, while continuing to be irresistible.

Disney Dreamlight Valley is a life simulator with sandbox mechanics completely based on the Disney kingdoms. [Early Access Score = 80]

Destroy All Humans! 2 Reprobed is exactly what we expected it to be. A totally crazy action shooter title that follows in the footsteps of the remake of two years ago. A few has changed, something has been optimized and there remains the madness and the story of a saga that has been able to mark a generation and which still maintains its user base, welcoming even some new fans.

SD Gundam Battle Alliance is a fun little game with an intriguing battle system and tons of fanservice.

Quotation forthcoming.

The Smash Bros formula finds an addictive application on the LEGO world, and the use of mini figures as customizable fighters is clever, but LEGO Brawls is far from the depth and richness of Nintendo's title gameplay.

https://multiplayer.it/recensioni/gerda-a-flame-in-winter-recensione.html Gerda A Flame in Winter is an interesting and well-written graphic adventure that takes us to one of the lesser-known and lesser-treated World War II fronts in the video game market. Its only limitations are basic animations and a not particularly long running time, but these are elements that may go by the wayside given the overall quality of the narrative and the variety of situations we will encounter.

A mix between Animal Crossing and Pokémon finally arrives on PC, Nintendo Switch and Xbox One.

Tinykin is a platformer suitable for everyone. It entertains with its cheerfulness and simplicity, has a good pace, and immerses us in a small world characterized by a pleasant style. There is never a real flicker that makes it unique and the difficulty level is very low, but if you are a fan of 3D platformers full of collectibles Tinykin will be able to give you five or six hours of healthy entertainment.

Pac-Man returns in its first 3D platformer, with a very faithful remake of the original one.

The Last of Us Part 1 goes far beyond the sterile debate about the price and the real nature of this remake. The work done by Naughty Dog is majestic and involves every single aspect of the game: from the combat to the artificial intelligence, passing through the enemies and every single menu and interface on the screen. And as if this were not enough, the new technical aspect is stunning, reaching peaks, especially for what concerns the faces and the facial animations, which still today we do not find in other videogame productions.

Lost in Play is a good adventure with a great style and whimsical, sometimes dreamlike and always humorous tone. It is quite short and not so challenging, but it's surely an experience to be remembered.

It is no longer a nostalgia operation: this is a modern, depth, accessible, captivating, fun, creative, joyful management game in every aspect. Awesome.

Expectations were high for the new F1 management game, but they were only partially met. F1 Manager 2022 is a good starting point to work on (the developer has acquired a four-year license), but still decidedly immature in content, especially as regards the more strictly managerial part.

Immortality is a masterpiece capable of involving and upsetting the player in more than one moment. It is a strong video game, full of surprises and interesting themes, capable of overturning at the right moment to drag you into a successful positive spiral of research and discovery, which brings the brain and emotions into play. It is also one of the works that best manages to play with the filmed sequences, transforming the player into an editor / investigator through a simple and natural interface, very comfortable both using a mouse and keyboard, and with a controller. The conclusion is: what are you still doing here?

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection is aimed at a potentially huge audience, given the extraordinary success of the Ninja Turtles in the early 90s, but it inevitably remains a product that only nostalgics will truly appreciate.

Survivor!.io is an undoubtedly interesting single stick shooter, with lots of enemies and upgrades to unlock, but it's also a bit too hard since the very first stage and the many microtransactions suggest it can quickly become a pay-to-win experience.

Mothmen 1986 is short and not very intense. It tries to open some questions, but who cares about the answers?