Blueprint 3D is a great puzzle game, with over 270 perspective puzzles and a perfect multi-touch control system. It's a must buy, simply.

Frame rate issues apart, Gears of War: Ultimate Edition is a good remaster of a great game.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana on PlayStation 5 is basically the very same game it was on PlayStation 4 and Switch with the added benefits of a very smooth frame rate and some visual enhancements.

Spellsword delivers a solid, fun action platform experience, packed with tons of items and power-ups to unlock, some nice 16-bit style graphics and plenty of challenge.

A very nice package makes Red Faction: Guerrilla a good porting of a good console game.

The same games, 25 years later. You have grown old, they have too.

The Book of Unwritten Tales is a well written adventure game, with simple puzzles and brilliant dialogues. Some situation are memorable, like in the best Lucas titles from the past.

Quotation forthcoming.

Ys: Memories of Celceta is a solid action RPG which will appeal fans of the franchise and newcomers thanks to some enjoyable characters and plenty of action. It is visually pretty too.

A beatuful game that deserve more attention from all the players out there. A little gem with so much wasted potential at the moment.

It Takes Two for Nintendo Switch is a great port: Hazelight managed to capture the feeling and port it to Nintendo's handheld, even with some resolution and framerate compromises.

Watch Dogs comes with a very rich sandbox, full of beautiful missions and hacks, but the story doesn't deliver.

Even if Dance Central is a bit thin on multiplayer options and single player campaign complexity, Harmonix' game is among the 3 best kinect titles and a landmark when you think about motion controllerless gaming.

Maybe is more enjoyable on a PC than on a smartphone, but Star Trek: Fleet Command is anyway, and finally, a good game based on the beloved franchise also on mobile platforms.

A touching story told through the darkest hours of European history, supported by great art and music. Now with 4K UHD resolution and 60 FPS also on console.

Ruby Omega and Alpha Sapphire show why Game Freak should not release a new Pokémon every year: it's a franchise which needs to breath and this new edition, with no new pokémon to catch and locals to explore, is just not fun if you are just got through X and Y or have played Ruby and Sapphire back then.

Chivalry 2 is a medieval battle simulator that does its job very well, catapulting us onto the field along with sixty-three other players to give life to large-scale clashes that immediately turn out to be chaotic, spectacular and very engaging.

Quotation forthcoming.

The game is very well devised with a deep and challenging management core. It also has beautiful visuals, but to enjoy them you have to play the game with a powerful high end PC. Unfortunately not all the features are well implemented, the battles are a little bit cheesy and pre built villages in the campaigns remove all the progress made in the previous missions.

Pinball FX3 on Nintendo Switch is probably the best way to play the Zen Pinball in this iteration. Portability, vertical screen and couch multiplayer gameplay are perfect additions.

Lost Judgment is an excellent sequel, capable of introducing several new features compared to the first episode of the series. Some do not hit the target, while stealth and platform sections often appear dull, but the third fighting style manages to add freshness.

The Sexy Brutale is a brilliant game that all puzzle's lovers should try. Artistically delicious, there are still some problematic technical details for the console version but overall it is a very successful work.

​The VR Case Files is a good short version of L.A. Noire with a perfect usage of the virtual reality.​

New visuals and an average 3D effect are the only differences between this game and other, cheaper versions: anyway, if you own a 3DS, never played Cave Story and fancy a hard challenge, this game is for you.

If you loved The Banner Saga there is no reason for you to miss The Banner Saga 2. It may not bring anything particular new to the gameplay, but it's still a great game with a compelling mix of narrative, strategy and visuals.

Hunters: Episode One delivers a solid gameplay, lots of armors and weapons, a huge number of missions (new ones come every twelve hours) and some nice detailed graphics. If you like turn based strategy games, don't miss this one.

Death is permament and every new beginning tastes the same, but its wide variety of classes and enemies fairly compensates. When you start, its winning mix of features taken from MMO and hell-bullets games won't let you go anymore.

A perfect console porting for the Notch's masterpiece, with the promises of new, free of charge updates.