Avowed is a marvelous role-playing game built on a wide range of choices and deeply impactful consequences, written with great care and surprising complexity. It leans towards an old-school style while being firmly rooted in a setting that is both captivating and richly detailed, featuring uniquely distinctive fantasy elements and, above all, an exceptional level design. Obsidian Entertainment's talent shines through in all the studio’s classic strengths, yet at the same time, it clashes with evident rough edges such as an inconsistent progression system, monotonous combat, various bugs, and a lack of attention to detail—ultimately weakening an adventure that could have stood among the finest in recent years. This is an experience that any fan of the genre should dive into without hesitation, yet it remains a rough diamond—one that, in our opinion, Xbox as a publisher should have supported with more resources and greater attention.

Zombie Army 4: Dead War brings to Nintendo Switch some new features, introducing different playable characters, upgrades, special abilities and wider locations. The gyro controls are a welcome extra, but from a technical standpoint the game really struggles.

Last Train Home is a deep strategy game set in a precise historical context. In addition to fighting and managing battalion and train conditions, on the way to Vladivostok you will empathise with some of the soldiers of the Legion. It is precisely this emotional component that gives something extra to Ashborne Games' complex game.

The new chapter of the Atelier saga renews and enriches the formula, even if not in a perfect way.

DOOM Eternal for Nintendo Switch probably stands as the best among the impossible conversions made so far by Panic Button.

Trine is the game you didn't expect. Funny, fast and simple to play. It has several problems, in particular with the controls, but it's something original that we suggest to all players. More than anything else, it is the perfect game to play this summer with some friends.

​Etrian Odyssey V is a brilliant RPG but the series is becoming increasingly stagnant with new ideas and features awkwardly implemented in an otherwise successful structure.

Neither newcomers nor long time Ace Combat fans will be disappointed by Skies Unknown.

MLB 15: The Show is an excellent recreation of the real baseball. There aren’t any groundbreaking new features that distinguish it from last year’s MLB 14, but some adjustments and some significant minor additions.

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is the definitive version of Monster Hunter if you've never played Monster Hunter World or are used to the outdated controls and visuals.

RTS fans cannot miss a sequel true to the original and well crafted, though not perfect.

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is an enjoyable puzzle-platform, suitable for everyone.

Red Steel 2 is a great game with a great gameplay. There are many action games, also quite popular, that give you dozens of combos when you come to only use a couple: this doesn't happen in RS2, the moves are introduced gradually and are all equally useful and effective. Ubisoft has done a really good job, from this point of view.

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is undoubtedly one of the most successful collections of recent years. The first three chapters of the Crash Bandicoot saga reach an amazing graphic splendor and the challenges of the past come back to PlayStation 4 along with various unpublished content.

With the App Store literally crammed with action games and tower defense games, a fishing simulation may be the ideal choice to "unplug" and enjoy a genre that maybe we never thought could be fun. Fishing Kings does the job pretty well, give it a try.

Chapter after chapter, the new Atakama Labs' game astonishes with new ideas and odd minigames: with its colourful graphics and its peppy music it's pleasant to see and hear. The difficulty grows very quickly, while only the most valiant of the gamers will hang in there. Freaking Inkies is simply one of the most fun and thumbs-breaking action games on the App Store.

Ducati Challenge is a real tribute to the Italian historical moto brand, with a good gameplay and universal support for all iOS devices.

Inspired by Where's my Water?, Developers team Soap Creative has created a pleasant and tender mobile game on all fours.

Light the Flower is a simple and intuitive puzzle game, perfect for an audience of casual gamers. Pretty slow and uninteresting at first, the game shows some great puzzles and a good variety in the most advanced levels.

Totem Runner is a funny and somewhat original take on the endless runner formula, and it also boosts some truly stylish and evocative visuals. It's a little light on content, but hopefully future updates will fix this issue.

RAD Soldiers delivers a fun, immediate but also deep strategic experience. The game offers both single player missions and an online multiplayer mode that will keep you entertained for a long time.

Quadropus Rampage is an interesting roguelike-style action game, packed with lots of weapons, randomly generated levels and good touch controls.

It's one of those love-it or hate-it kind of experience: if you're into practicing hard to get hi-scores, Touchgrind Skate 2 is definitely your thing, but otherwise you might want to look elsewhere.

If you’re a fan of the original game you can’t obviously miss this add-on but be prepared: it lacks variety and originality.

The LEGO Movie Videogame is just an okay entry in TT Games long-lasting franchise, but it fails to deliver the charm and the humour of the parodies we have gotten used to, hence failing to grasp any attention and curiosity of a grown-up audience.

Smash Hit delivers an immediate, atmospheric "endless" experience, packed with simple touch controls and nice graphics and sounds.

Mines of Mars is a nice mining adventure, packed with a good number of levels, secrets, unlockables and enemies.

Zombie Catchers is a fun, solid attempt at the action platform genre, with lots of zombies to catch and a nice progression system.