Sherwood Extreme is a well-crafted game, with thoughtful level design and an effective combat system.

Resident Evil Village brings its vision to PC as well, and it does so in an extraordinarily effective way.

A little surprisingly, Ubisoft released the third DLC of Immortals Fenyx Rising: the Lost Gods. A variation on the theme that was needed, but with some little mistake.

A solid metroidvania that implements many elements from the souls series in a smart and interesting system. It's unique art style and inspired world greatly add to the overall quality, making it a valid choice for anyone who loves the genre.

Detonation Racing partially fills the blank left in the arcade racing department but its driving model and strike system, although spectacular, it's a little too chaotic and simplistic.

Idol Manager is the perfect experience for those who seek a real challenge: go and do your best in trying to run a company in its every core aspects, from marketing to promotion and performance on stage.

Cuccchi uses videogames as a medium to bring Enzo Cucchi's masterpieces to a heterogeneous audience like that of the players. The result is an edutainment that brings us closer to the art of painting in a creative and ingenious way.

Fun, entertaining, with a good sport-rpg mix, Dodgeball Academia makes a step in the right direction, giving developer Pocket Trap a good game to be proud of.

The Ramp is a small game. Nonetheless, it is capable of entertaining for an undefined number of hours thanks to its flow-oriented, goal-less nature.

Hunter's Arena Legends is a classic yet innovative battle royale. Unfortunately, Hunter's Arena Legends crashes into practice.

My Friend Pedro: Ripe for Revenge offers a new take on the platforms and bullet time formula created by Deadtoast Entertainment, adapting it to mobile devices thanks to a new control system.

Black Book is an intriguing game due to its unique subject matter. The problem is that the game's pace is too slow and you risk getting bored and missing out on all the good stuff in the game.

Contra Returns is a nice way to experience the classic Contra gameplay on your mobile device, thanks to a solid gameplay, a long campaign and a huge amount of extra content, modes and characters to unlock.

A strategic card game with a nice art style and some pretty nice ideas. Learning the basics is satisfying but the game didn't offer enough mechanics to spend your time on a second or a third complete run.

Orcs Must Die! 3 doesn't revolutionize the series, delivering an action-style tower defense formula that is still relatively fresh and exciting today.

Fuga: Melodies of Steel is a gem of a game. Taking the legacy of its Little Tail Bronx franchise, Fuga goes in a different direction, creating a great combat system and mixing with a captivating lore and story.

Nier Re[in]carnation is very "NieR" in regard to its aesthetics and presentation, with evident sparks of its typical charm. Its flawed gameplay, however, tends to become boring after a while, even for gacha standards.

Eldest Souls has an objective: to make us work hard and, finally, leave us with a feeling of satisfaction for the victory. Does it succeed? Yes, but for this reason, it's not a game for everyone.

Last Stop is a small title capable of telling an interesting and simple story. It has its flaws, but manages to shine for its motion picture qualities and for its level of interaction.

Vesper is a charming and smart platform, with lots of good ideas and a stunning design.

Omno is a small creature capable of challenging giants. The awareness of its contained nature, even if not flawlessly, makes the game shine compared to most of today's video game productions.

The Twin Stick Shooter by Neon Giant is a successful work but lacks in level design and RPG elements.

Punishing: Gray Raven is a remarkable mobile action RPG, very nice to see and packed with an immediate and solid combat system. The campaign is very long and there are many characters to unlock, but the missions are way too short.

Chernobylite is an excellent experience based on the real 1986 tragedy. A game where survival is the key element, around which the other management, role-playing and horror mechanics revolve, for a mix that works.

The Forgotten City is a great game, even more if you think it's built by 3 people. They deserve more credit and more money, because this game is full of good ideas and a very interesting lore.

Samurai Warriors 5 renounces to amaze its audience, offering instead the same old gameplay of the series that gets very repetitive very soon. Those looking for the classic one-on-a-thousand Musou action will have bread for their teeth, however.

Hell Let Loose is a deeply immersive and really clever World War II shooter, when played with a good team on a good server.

Neo: The World Ends With You is perfect for the fans of the series and we can suggest it to JRPG fans too. We'd like to see a better technical aspect.