Fez is ultimately a masterpiece in game design. After almost ten years, it retains its fresh approach and, after all the road made by indie titles, is still unrivaled as a platform-puzzle based on perspective.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Pop Tap Beat is an excellent debut for Bandai Namco's rhythm series on Apple Arcade with a colorful, immediate and really fun episode.

The new Oregon Trail by Gameloft shows finally a real improvement and some rethinking about the design itself of a classic that persist from the early 70s.

An "interrogation simulator" with Blade Runner vibes. You should check it if you dream of electric sheeps too.

Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition is a charming experience, at least at the beginning. It is relaxing and immersive for a while, until you hit some structural flaws in its gathering and progression system, but overall it remains an enjoyable game.

WRC has landed again this year with its latest incarnation also on the Ntendo handheld console, not without some, sometimes chronic, flaws.

The game is still solid and charming, but the graphics didn't age well and the controls don't always work as expected.

Saga Frontier Remastered is back in HD and with lots of new content: it's time to relive the legend.

The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark is an irreverent expression of the paranormal imagery that we usually find in today's TV series. The title's biggest flaw is its longevity, which we would have expected greater given its sequel nature.

Technically impressive and really charming, Wonderbox: The Adventure Maker is a good toolset for building adventures, although limited in scope.

Poison Control is overall a tedious experience, not worthy of your time.

3 out of 10 Season 2 continues in the layout of the first part of the game. The problem is that it moves very slowly and after ten episodes nothing fascinating has happened yet.

Knight Squad 2 is basically Knight Squad Version 2.0. If you are a fan of the first chapter you will find everything you liked.

Outriders is an honest and long-lived TPS like few others, surrounded by a small series of excellent ones and which makes brutality its school of life.

A fun experiment with too many DLCs and too few tutorials.

NBA 2K21 Arcade Edition is undoubtedly an ambitious title, which brings the highly appreciated sports experience of the 2K Games series to Apple Arcade with absolutely no microtransactions.

Oddworld: Soulstorm is a great game with some great problems.

Clap Hanz Golf brings to Apple Arcade all the arcade awesomeness of the Everybody's Golf series, with very nice touch controls, many different modes and characters to unlock.

Star Wars: Republic Commando is still an enjoyable experience, even after sixteen years.

Before Your Eyes is a moving experience, even though its core mechanic doesn't reach its full potential.

If we go back through the years, up to 1997, we can perhaps remember a brutal, simple and fun game. This remastered tries to make an old game, both inside and out, more appealing to new generations. But don't succeed.

Fantasian is a love letter to the classic JRPG genre and one of its best evolutions ever. Mistwalker succeeds in injecting new life in an (apparently) old shell and makes this game shine both in aesthetics and gameplay.

The Trails of Cold Steel saga has gradually become a mainstay of the JRPG genre. This last chapter concludes the series in an intelligent, sumptuous and hilarious way, as per tradition.

Cobra Kai: Card Game is a simple but fun card battler, with many references to the show and some nice, solid deck building mechanics.

World of Demons is the practical representation of what happens when a talented, skilled dev team creates a stunning mobile experience, easily redefining the way to approach the action genre on smartphones and tablets.

The second DLC of Immortals Fenyx Rising is here. We fly to China for a shorter but always successful adventure.

Simplicity, cuteness and hoarding of resources are key elements of Farm It! A game that seems designed for children but can be used as a light pastime by everyone in small doses.

Disco Elysium is a masterpiece, but this has long been known. The Final Cut is its definitive version, with new content that does nothing but increase the value of the package.