Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity isn't just a step forward in the musou genre, but also a respectful, thrilling hack'n'slash hybrid which builds on the Breath of the Wild lore and delivers some truly epic moments.

PES 2010 is certainly the best of its series that we have seen so far on the new generation, but it still misses something. Stunning graphics and realistic ball physics are opposed to some conservative choices still tied to its glorious past, including an incomplete 360° control system.

Far from the freshness of the best seller Cut The Rope, Chillingo give us a really good game, that is however just another Tower Defense.

Blek is stunningly elegant, both in the concept and in its presentation. A clever puzzle game despite its strong reliance on trial and error.

Resident Evil: Revelations 2 takes a step in the right direction with this week's episode, introducing a new interesting enemy. The plot improved slightly, but renews the hope that the game can grow into something better.

Sonic Runners Adventure shows that, in the right hands and with a solid project, this franchise still has enormous potential on mobile and can go head to head with anyone.

Without forgetting the power and particularities of individuals, Saltsea Chronicles defines itself first and foremost as an adventure capable of putting the group and the good of the community at the center: protecting its most vulnerable members is a priority for the larger group. It's a game which questions the models of oppression that dominate our society. Indicating a different future, perhaps better, sailing with sublime dignity on the waters of the salt sea.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X is a good rhythm game with a great visual, deep customization and a nice selection of J-Pop tracks able to entertain for dozens of hours.

The Walking Dead: Assault delivers an interesting, challenging RTS experience. Every character comes with unique abilities, and that's nice, but the controls tend to be too slow and unresponsive when it comes to survive.

Another masterful fighting game by Arc System Works, especially suggested for new players willing to learn this incredibly complicated genre.

Wolfenstein meets Mario in an interesting crossover.

A charming, fast and overwhelming arcade game that offer short but intense play sessions, with simple rules but a neat score system.

This ending represents a closure either for the present and the past of The Walking Dead, but leaves a door wide open for the future of the game.

MGS Snake Eater 3D is a good conversion, with better graphics over the original PS2 version but with some annoying framerate issues; the controls without Circle Pad Pro are a game-breaker, then the bulky peripheral should be considered as a necessary purchase.

Crazy Taxi is still fun as ever, but this mobile version suffers from some cumbersome controls, both touch and tilt, that could make the overall experience less enjoyable.

Quotation forthcoming.

Grand Kingdom is not for every JRPG player out there, since its main quest and its characters are far from unforgettable. But for every lover of complex, meaningful, deep, fully customizable SRPGs, it's definitely a must.

Despite its obvious simplicity and lack of variety, flaws that are strictly bound to the genre, Lastronaut manages to stand out from the crowd of runners thanks to its characterization.

Metro Awakening delivers a strong immersive experience for fans of Dmitry Glukhovsky's saga, offering the chance to explore Russian tunnels in VR. While its ambition is commendable, the game suffers from slow pacing that affects its rhythm and replayability. Although it might have been groundbreaking years ago, in 2024 it highlights a lack of innovation in high-budget VR titles. The developers show potential, and there’s hope for a refined future installment. Fans would still likely embark on another Metro VR adventure despite its flaws.

For Honor is one of the most brutal and satisfying multiplayer online games we've ever played. Its combat system is unforgiving and is more similar to a fighting game than any other brawler games out there. If you love competitive games, you can't miss this new IP from Ubisoft.

Despite some flaws, Closure is a brilliant idea that brings great value to the puzzle-game genre.

Insurgency: Sandstorm is an excellent tactical shooter, very well refined and with simple yet convincing mecanichs.

The System Shock remake makes sense in an industry where remaking past games seems to be the only way to avoid the complete loss of a certain way of conceiving video games. In many ways, we can consider it a successful operation, aside from some issues with the combat system and its relevance being tied mainly to the celebration of the original title. It is well-executed, a nice haven for nostalgic players, but it doesn't add much to the overall discourse.

Tumbleseed is simple in its concept, but a real challenge to play through the end. And, also thanks to the beautiful aesthetics, a real pleasure.

With its original game systems, Metal Slugs Tactics works very well and is the Metal Slug that you don't expect.

MotorStorm RC is a very nice top-down racer, with plenty of tracks and events, a fun gameplay and well-implemented social aspects. All for a bargain.

Sledgehammer delivered a solid PC port, with great audiovisuals and good performances, but the community seems already narrow, so think twice if you are searching for a multiplayer experience with long legs.

Superhot: Mind Control Delete is the extreme consequence of the original cult game, but also its limit.