Alien: Isolation goes portable in a great way: this port is a already a classic example of how Switch ports should be handled. On handhelds.

Laika: Aged Though Blood is a gorgeous metroidvania on wheels with amazing combat and soundtrack, a truly astonishing gem that is simply a must play.

Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D is a good port of a great game; a minor graphical downgrade is the only price to pay for a overall better version, with more precise control a some nice new content.

Lara Croft GO is a well crafted puzzle game, with clever design and lovely visuals: the only letdown is that the credits roll a little bit too soon.

Guacamelee! 2 is the best sequel that Drinkbox could have made.

Ozone represents iPhone gaming at its best: it's simple, fun, addictive, cheap and beautifully designed. Moreover, user-created levels make it a virtually never-ending experience.

Type:Rider succeeds not only in making the story of typography looking interesting, but also, even better, in using that unusual background in the best way, with inspired graphics and interesting pieces of information.

Flop Rocket is a nice endless runner with some original touches: too bad that the premium content is almost mandatory in order to really enjoy the game.

Clannad is one of the best visual novel ever made.

As usual, the energy meter connected with the microtransaction system is an annoying factor to count, but there's some fast and enjoyable gameplay in Jetpack Fighter that can easily overcome the flaw.

Final Fantasy X - X/2 HD Remaster finally comes to Steam in a very complete edition with a reasonable price: a must have for every lovers of the saga that haven't played these masterpieces on Sony consoles.

Suicide Squad: Missione Speciale is completely free and offers some fun FPS action but it’s also kind of repetitive and with basically no sense of progression it’s destined to feel boring in a pretty short time.

Metro Exodus debuts on next-gen platforms with a substantially improved version, with higher resolution, 60 FPS and the implementation of ray tracing.

Red Dead Redemption is still a great game today, an open world experience perhaps dated on a structural level but capable of telling exciting stories, which are certainly worth discovering. The Nintendo Switch version can count on portability and surprising performance, opening the doors of John Marston's adventure to a potentially unprecedented user: this in itself represents an important milestone, considering the value of the Rockstar Games title and framing it at the inside the Nintendo catalogue.

Point Lookout represents the best expansion for Fallout 3: deep and wide, the new contents remind the original formula of the game, based on exploration and free choices with a strong and distinctive environment.

With an incredible graphic, Samurai 2: Vengeance shows once again the power of iPhone. It could be considered a normal hack and slash, but the story, music and level design give to the game an added value. Gore and violence are present, but the anime-style makes the slow-motion final moves like an artistic view of the death.

SMT4 shines thanks to its foundation, but those are the same elements that keeps the game in a cage. Beautiful, rich, deep and complex, Atlus once more delivers, even if it should have taken more risks.

It doesn't solve some of the oldest issues of the saga, but Black Flag is nonetheless a great piece of entertainment software, especially thanks to the rich environment, the interesting underlying plot and the almost infinite list of stuff to do while wandering around.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is the perfect sequel: on the one hand the game winks to the classic trilogy, on the other hand introduces interesting new features in terms of gameplay and structure.

Halo ODST won't be able to win over the ones who never loved the saga. But for its price, it is really a great chapter even trying to innovate under some respects. It may not be perfect, but fans will love it indeed.

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective is no doubt one of the best games for Nintendo DS in months. It's original, exciting and brilliant in some of its puzzle mechanics, while the plot and the characters are beautifully developed. It doesn't last too much, but the overall experience is worth it.

Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled is the remake of the first PlayStation's racing game, now he's back on PlayStaion 4 in better shape than ever.

Quotation forthcoming.

Age of Wonders 4 is a solid 4X. More depth, variety and a smoother interface would have been nice additions to a collaudated formula.

Blasphemous 2 is the game that fans of the first chapter longed for. It is Blasphemous to the core, but it is even more beautiful to look at with its gruesome imagery, more varied in its combat system, and denser in content. Sure, the plot continues to be cryptic, the platforming component is left too much on the back burner for a metroidvania, and more importantly, the difficulty curve is poorly handled with a good chunk of the adventure too easy and a spike in challenge in the finale. Overall, however, we are talking about a fun game that never wastes the player's time in the re-exploration phase. There is room for improvement, but it is absolutely recommended.

Fun and hilarious, Orcs Must Die! offers hours of entertainment for a small price tag.

Persona Q is an excellent mixture of the strongest points of Persona and Etrian Odyssey: characterization and dungeon design respectively. However it feels like fan service most of the time and if you don't know what the hell Persona is about, you might miss the entire point of the game.

Kingdom Hearts III might look chaotic and confusing both in battles and narrative but it is simply gorgeous and delivers most of the answers and closure fans have been waiting for.