Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition is a must have if you love JRPGs and missed the original release.

Crucible fails to deliver because of boring mechanics and lack of options.

An old school adventure to play if you're LucasArts nostalgic and don't mind struggling (sometimes too much) to solve a puzzle.

Rediscovering the ancient tradition of mini-golf simulations, Golf with your Friends brings plenty of contents between courses and game modes to enjoy with friends.

It's not an easy task to build a kart racing game that actually works but KartRider Rush+ succeeds in nailing almost all the things required to make a good kart racer.

It’s basically Diner Dash set in Bikini Bottom: if that sounds good to you, then give SpongeBob: Kursty Cook-Off a spin.

Total Tank Simulator fails trying to get the player into the battles it tries to simulate.

A funny idea that becomes boring too soon.

A nice action RPG for a new generation of players... and nothing more.

If you've never played Saints Row: The Third then this is the case. The absences and most of the shortcomings of the original title remain and today they can't be justified.

Winding Worlds is more a form of interactive narrative than a real game, all centered on its charming style and strangeness. It's short and not very challenging, nevertheless you'll easily find yourself pondering about its weird and somewhat unsettling story.

Dino Squad is a nice multiplayer shooter with dinosaurs, packed with many different beasts, very fast matchmaking and smooth graphics.

Mafia II Definitive Edition is still the excellent game that was on day one, with an open world not so open and a mature story. Remastering is good and the addition of all the DLC increases the contents available.

The Elder Scrolls: Blades is a simple dungeon crawler, with a nice progression system but repetitive gameplay during expeditions, that represent the core of the experience. The game's got lots of microtransactions since it's a free-to-play title, but the graphics are pretty outdated and there are no motion controls on Nintendo Switch.

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix is the richest content title ever in the history of the franchise, and properly exploits the potential of Nintendo Switch.

FORM delivers a charming puzzle experience, with great atmosphere and sound, but it's way too short.

Halo 2 is Halo 2, period. Now it is playable on PC. So, if you have a PC and didn’t play Halo 2, you know what to do.

Beyond Blue is a really fascinating experience, but its attempt to present a complex story and adventure elements doesn't completely result in a well-structured game.

Get Packed is a nice party game with some crazy moments that will make worth the time spent with this game by you and your family.

Munch’s Oddysee was a not very well made 3D platformer twenty years ago. Playing it today adds nothing to the memory of a historical saga that has much more to offer with the first unforgettable episodes in 2D.

The_Otherside focuses entirely on the 80s atmosphere, à la Stranger Things, to involve us in a board game-style games with pawns, backboards and dice.

What the Golf? is a fun and crazy title: on Nintendo Switch it comes in a practically perfect conversion.

Quotation forthcoming.

A small masterpiece for the nostalgia of the 80s.

Deep Rock Galactic is simply one of the best co-op game on the market, but don’t waste your money if you plan to play it alone.

TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2 for Nintendo Switch suffers from frame rate drops, low definition graphics with lots of aliasing and slow loading times that ultimately affect gameplay.

The Wonderful 101 remains one of the most brilliant and original action games ever made: an amazing brawler with elaborate mechanics, a colorful cast, and amazing boss fights and gameplay variations.

A good but far from perfect tie-in.