Tactics and training overhauls will surely be appreciated by fans, but Football Manager 2019 still needs to revamp some of its parts.

Grimvalor is an extraordinary action RPG and one of the best things we've seen on iOS devices in recent years.

Just Dance 2019 is the new annual chapter of a successful series: it has few innovations, but it continues to entertain.

It's clearly derivative but Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is not just a copycat. There are good boss fights, with the right atmosphere, but there's also an evident lack of connective tissue between the fights.

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

While Rondo of Blood is one of the rarest, hardest and influent Castlevania ever made, Symphony of the Night is one of the best videogames ever, period.

Lucas Pope's Return of the Obra Dinn is one of the best detective games on the market.

Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle is built on a good foundation as a simple yet fun and addictive puzzle game. The idea is basic and strong as the fifteen puzzle, but presented with the strange mixture of horror and cutesy.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is a masterpiece that every player should play. It simply evolves the open world genre with a host of new ideas.

Reigns: Game of Thrones is a game made for fans and the best Game of Thrones' game to date, but is also a game difficult to follow if you don't know the TV series or the books.

A beautiful expansion filled with lots of contents and beautiful features. The four new characters are unique and deserve a try and arcade mode it's a total blast. Ubisoft just made For Honor greater.

My Here One's Justice is your usual Japanese arena fighter tie-in and this means it's very fanservice oriented and a little bit unbalanced.

Yomawari: The Long Night Collection is a bundle of the two chapters of the series, optimized for nintendo switch.

Starlink: Battle for Atlas is a surprising experience. Ubisoft Toronto created a rich game, plenty of contents and sutable for all ages. Unfortunately, it lacks in variety, but could be a good base for a new series.

A fun game, too bad there are so many microtransactions.

Rise of Civilizations has all the typical elements of its genre in the right spots, but successfully shrank in a portabile fashion that make it playable everywhere. There are some flaws, however, like its lack of originality and its microtransaction-driven structure.

Dark Souls remains a classic, but the Remastered version for Switch is the weakest of the four, due to the frequent (if mostly negligible) slowdown of the game in "docked mode" and the techincal sacrifices made to support Nintendo's hardware.

Thronebreakers: The Witcher Tales is a good addition to the Gwent gameplay and anyone who loves The Witcher's lore, will love the story told in this game.

The Amorous Adventures of Bold Sir Hans Capon is a good extra for Kingdom Come: Deliverance and nothing more.

Guacamelee! on Switch is one of the most spectacular metroidvania that you can find on the eShop.

Eloh is experimentation with music in progress, a puzzle that combine with rhythm in a perfect way to become something between a simple game and a sort of joyful drum machine.

The Missing: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories is a game full of feels and pain, that uses a puzzle game to tell a story of searching and growing up in our strange and bad world.

A brilliant fusion of the competitive elements of the fifth chapter and the mass of content that characterised its predecessors, SoulCalibur VI is fun, fast, more technical than it looks and an all around joy to play.

Warriors Orochi 4 brings back the original musou gameplay, introducing a huge roster of 170 characters, four different campaigns and some interesting new moves.

Free from the constraints of movie adaptations, TT Games managed to release one of its best LEGO game yet. The formula is still the same and it's aging fast at this point, but the fresh take on the story, puzzles and visuals makes this iteration especially sweet to any DC fan.

Overcooked! 2 - Surf 'n' Turf it's an expansion rich in content and definitely fun, also offered at an honest price.

Mountain Climber: Frozen Dream is an intriguing platformer, with a nice atmosphere and intuitive touch controls. But it's also a short, trial & error like experience, crammed with ads.

Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics has a solid gameplay, partially wasted by lack of variety and dumb enemies.