From Witcher III minigame to a proper title: let's try GWENT's final release.

Vertigo 2 is an excellent FPS in virtual reality. The quality of the game, especially visible in terms of level design and gunplay, is reconfirmed on PlayStation VR 2. Unfortunately, several bugs and glitches make the experience less enjoyable.

BOXBOXBOY! is a simple, interesting and challenging small game that will make every fan of the original happy.

The Excavation of Hob's Barrow is a classic point-and-click adventure that is simple and not particularly long. It would have benefited from a few additional sections, but overall the atmosphere, intriguing plot and excellent voice acting make it a good choice for fans of the genre.

Etrian Odyssey Untold is just an amazing remake: thanks to the new Story Mode and three different difficulties it will finally appeal to a wider audience, making both newcomers and veterans happy with tons of items, monsters and exploration.

Tales from Deep Space is an engaging adventure based on an old school concept like the coordination between the two main characters with a clever, even with its flaws, level design.

A long-awaited return for one of the most famous Japanese shoot 'em ups.

Tomb of the Mask is a cute arcade game, with nice 8 bit style graphics and sounds.

Torchlight 2 is a good porting for an old good game. If you are looking for a Diablo-like waiting the next chapter, maybe this could be your game.

Thirty years later, Lunar and Lunar 2 are still excellent old school JRPGs on their own but this remastered compilation by GungHo is lackluster at best.

A good survival horror, but with those guys the expectations were higher.

Sid Meier's first original mobile IP is a deep and clever strategy game, mixing the idea behind SteamBirds with the hexagonal grid of the classic boardgames.

From Dust is something we've never seen in the last years: a wonderful god game with good challenges for the player. At the same time there are several limits with the camera and a gameplay where you can't do too much things.

Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten could be considered, by a new player, a traditional RPG, without any innovation; however, the older fans will appreciate the new setting and characters, and also the interesting storyline. Not a masterpiece so, but neverthless could be a good purchase for all the fans.

Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is exactly what a fan would want from a Guardians of the Galaxy tie-in. In the game you can only control Star-Lord, but the adventure developed by Eidos Montreal boasts a brilliant script, which effectively exploits the dynamics that made the movies so successful.

Ultimate Edition is just like the old gen version, a good fighting game with a deep combat system, and very rich in terms of contents, thanks to all DLCs stuck in the disc. Unfortunately the visuals, with just the 1080p rendering, is not so astonishing as it should be.

Recommending Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE is not easy since it will appeal a niche inside a niche: it's a very Japanese RPG for fans who absolutely love Japan, Japanese culture and Japanese stereotypes. It looks and plays much more like Persona than Fire Emblem, and that's for the best: battles are fun and help alleviate the sloppy characters and predictable twists.

Stronghold: Definitive Edition is exactly what it promises to be: an updated version of the same game that in 2001 became the flagship of an entire subgenre. The experience is more or less the same, with the new campaign extending the gameplay time a bit and native support for mods that opens up countless future scenarios. That said, it's an honest operation, sold at a very low price that succeeds in what it sets out to do. A package for nostalgics who want to continue playing the old Stronghold but in a more modern package.

Wanderstop is a synaesthetic video game: all you have to do is prepare a cinnamon-scented tea to remember the evenings spent on the sofa, under the covers, sipping a hot drink with the person you love. It is a place of the soul, romantic and melancholic, where you can take a deep breath to escape the eternal performance of life. It is for Alta, our protagonist, and it is for Davey Wreden, the brilliant creator of The Stanley Parable, who this time directs a video game about the importance of finding a space for ourselves, just as we are, stripped of all expectations.

The Banner Saga finds a perfect home on the Switch, much like in its iPad counterpart. It's already a very good strategic but it finds its best expression in portability.

A message of love for the golden age of the 2D Action-Platformers: this is Gunman Clive 2, which with its well crafted level design, distinctive graphical appeal and low price, deserves to be played by a large part of the Nintendo 3DS audience.

In the last few months, Neuroshima Hex for iPhone and iPad is greately improved since its initial release. Now the game combines a great aesthetic quality with a polished and intuitive interface. The difficulty curve has been softened, even if the game is still very complex, but now it should really deserve a deeper and more satisfying multiplayer mode, online and offline. With some kind of multiplayer option, Neuroshima Hex can certainly compete with other board games on the App Store like TheCodingMonkey's Carcassonne.

Pokémon Sword and Shield could have been great but Game Freak made some baffling decisions that are a step backward instead of the much needed step forward the series was looking for.

These aren't exceptional games, but they remain great platformers. And the universal multiplayer works really well with Switch's joy-cons. We recommend New Super Mario Bros U. Deluxe to everyone that hasn't played the original titles.

Fantasy Life i is a different kind of beast compared to the beloved original: much more focused on exploration, crafting and collectibles, it still preserves the joy of discovery and a cute narrative but lacks in depths and kind of get repetitive very fast.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a great new start for the franchise, thanks to terrific visuals, cool new game modes and the best campaign since Black Ops. Unfortunately Spec Ops are a massive let down.

NBA 2K23 is both a great sport game and a terrible open world. Forget the City and enjoy the NBA of the past: it's here where the greatest players and the best contents of the game are.

Kiwanuka is an original and stylish puzzler, but it lacks that special something to make it truly memorable.