Mortal Kombat 11 could be fighting game perfection: the mechanics are a brilliant step up from the past iterations, the story mode is spectacular and exciting but we're appalled by the Krypt: a dispersive and boring mess, that hides most vanity items under hours of tedious grinding.

Spyro: Reignited Trilogy shows in all its beauty the effort garnered by Toys for Bob. The game acquires a fluidity never seen in the original games and the attention to detail is breathtaking. There are some flaws but even the biggest doesn’t diminish the great result.

Charming, cute, hardcore with a great story and narrative: Horace already was a great game, now capable of being played everywhere thanks to a nearly perfect Switch port.

Art of Balance Touch! is a wonderful "enhanced" version of a beautiful WiiWare game; although the multiplayer has been left off the package, the simple and addicting concept, the new levels and features, the perfect physics and controls all sum up for another little big eShop jewel.

Legend of Grimrock is an old-fashioned dungeon crawler brilliant in many ways. Any good old player will love it!

Despite the simple idea, To-Fu: The Trials of Chi is an amusing and enjoyable platformer, with well-made controls and a cut and funny protagonist. Collecting medals adds more value and depth to the 100+ levels, but only the most tolerant and tenacious players will find the strength to complete them all.

Battleloot Adventure is a simple but enjoyable RPG with a lot of contents and amazing graphics. Unfortunately its lack of plot, the extreme grinding and repetitive combats might disappoint the average RPG core gamer.

Call of Champions delivers a simple, fast MOBA experience for the ones who want to try this kind of game without investing too much time.

Super Hydorah is one of the best shumps published in recent years. It is a work of art and love, made by a talented indie developer.

Amazingly, the possibility of creating new combinations brings the third game almost at the same level of the fifth in some fight. True, from a technical perspective Capcom could have done more, but this remains a fantastic addition to any Switch library.

Borderlands Legendary Collection is the definitive edition of the series, except for the absence of Borderlands 3. It arrives on Nintendo Switch with an excellent conversion.

Control is a surprising, beautiful and spectacular game: the clear evolution of Alan Wake and Quantum Break in terms of narrative design and gunplay.

Little Nightmares 2 is the next step forward into a very well crafted series and the proof of Tarsier Studios' commitment in its development.

In the fire fight, PUBG Mobile works: the aim is precise, the effectiveness changes depending on the equipped weapon.

The fourth episode of Life is Strange 2 is intense, powerful, dramatic: the most interesting of all.

Super Mario Party Jamboree is among the best chapters in the series. The many alternative modes, the unknown represented by the ally who can overturn the course of a game, make this game extremely lively and fun both with friends and alone, thanks also to the modes that can be played online.

While not shining particularly for level design solutions, NyxQuest stands as an example of balanced mix between platform and puzzle game, all plunged in a beautiful, classical greek background. At the present time, one of the best offering on WiiWare.

eFootball PES 2020 marks the complete return of the Pro Evolution Soccer series to its old fashion.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered wears the garments of Unreal Engine 5 over the logical skeleton of the GameBryo engine, projecting onto the screen a sort of vivid, moving memory of Cyrodiil, shaping a sort of simulacrum of how we imagined Oblivion appeared like at the time of its release.

SteamWorld Dig starts slow, it's almost boring, you are going to drop it... then you find a new upgrade and keep going and a few hours later you are sad it's over. One of the best downloadable games on eShop, period.

A frantic run into the fighting madness with convincing visual effects. Great in single player, less long-lived in multiplayer, but always original.

Beautiful to look at, powerful to listen to, highly optimized, and with gameplay that takes us back to the glories of the best games in the series, Battlefield 6 is the unexpected return we've been hoping for for years. The campaign is a concentration of explosions and uncertainty, but multiplayer is where you'll spend most of your time, and it's here that things take a turn for the better. The nine starting maps are a tasty appetizer for what's to come in the coming months; the feel of the weapon in your hand is just right, and when everything falls apart around you, you've definitely fallen in love. With the usual flaws, but also with strengths we almost forgot, this is, finally, Battlefield.

A fighting game with a classic, solid gameplay, a cast of forty characters, various modes of play and several rankings and customization. Tekken 6 on PlayStation Portable is probably the best version of this game.

This War of Mine: Final Cut closes an important path for 11 bit studios and does so at the most appropriate time, when it's really important to raise awareness of what war really means for ordinary people. From this point of view, the game still does its job very well and the three extra stories add further narrative depth to the package, which however remains designed for mouse and therefore turns out to be rather cumbersome when playing with a controller.

Ib Remake is a good entry in Nintendo Switch library: despite being short and not gameplay oriented, its narrative and setting make for a good experience in portable mode.

It's surprising how this has come together to be a quite good game. Animal Crossing is clearly the model here, but Hello Kitty Island Adventure turns out to be a pretty peculiar game with a distinct identity.

Fresh and fun, minimalist to the point, Arranger is a perfect summer work for portability. Fast-paced but hardly frustrating, Arranger's puzzles combined with a very dry narrative make for a refreshing indie experience that entertains, even if it only lasts a handful of hours.

Very funny at first and technically impressive, Split/Second: Velocity is a very addictive game that brings you adrenaline constantly. It's a pity it has some balance and multiplayer problems tough.