Far Cry 3 Classic Edition is a compelling journey into the past of the Ubisoft series. The game is still solid and enjoyable, full of things to do while exploring the island, but the remaster could have been better.

Cultist Simulator is intriguing and full of potential, but even flawed and frustrating.

Ark Mobile is one of the most impressive games that you can find on your smartphone.

New Gundam Breaker builds on some awesome ideas one of the worst action games we ever played. Controls feel unresponsive and clunky, therefore playing any combat mission is a chore and the predictable and poorly written story doesn't help at all.

The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit is a short but dense prequel, which introduces interesting characters, even if the game mechanics are too anchored to the past.

Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion is a great DLC for anyone who liked the single player campaign and wanted more. There are so many levels, different challenges, dramatic cutscenes and new gameplay ideas, while the new retrowave soundtrack has some of the best songs in the entire series.

​Space Pioneer is one of the best freemium games released in the last months on mobile. It's a wonderful journey full of deadly places, enemies and bosses to fight, collectible items and power-ups.​

Mario Tennis Aces is a great and complex game that mixes tennis and beat'em up mechanics very effectively. Differently from other Nintendo titles, it isn't so fun to play before mastering it.

​BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle hides an intricate combat system behind intuitive and simple controls which allow newcomers to have fun and veterans to find new and creative ways to win.

Pokémon Quest is a decent spin-off. The core mechanics showed depth, but you can fell disappointed with the unreliability of the movements and the randomness of the move change system.

Homo Machina is an original, compelling puzzle game inspired by the works of infographics pioneer Fritz Kahn. A fascinating journey through the human body.

Gray Dawn is a very special horror, with valid ideas but also with a gameplay that sometimes it's really too simple.

Battle Chasers is one of the most powerful JRPG of the last year, now on Nintendo Switch.

Wreckfest is a solid arcade racer based on powerslides, muscle cars and spectacular battles, that delivers an immediate, enjoyable and content-rich experience.

Jurassic World Evolution lacks of depth in the management part, but has great dinosaurs to look at.

Engaging campaign, deep character development and nice addictions to the action RPG genre are enough to make us happy, although Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr is far from perfect and has still to face the endgame chaos god.

Unravel Two cannot rely on the originality of the first episode and gives up on some aspects that could have made the challenge a little more consistent, but in any case it does a great job as a sequel.

Fallout Shelter on console remains a solid and valid title, which does not feel the weight of the years.

Fortnite for Nintendo Switch delivers the same fun, compelling battle royale experience already available on the other platforms.

Might and Magic: Elemental Guardians is remarkable in its deep structure and also in its beatiful aesthetics. Its definitely a good example of what a mobile RPG can achieve but it has some flaws in narrative and variety.

Antigraviator is a fast but mediocre futuristic arcade racer, with a pretty challenging campaign but inconsistent physics and a forgettable trap system.

MotoGP 18 is a solid racer, with plenty of options to tailor the driving experience the way you want. The game's got a new graphics engine that sports better, more detailed visuals, but also limits the experience to 30 frames per second.

In Tennis World Tour it seems you're watching a tennis match, more than playing it. Making good shots is far too easy, and the players' movements are too automated.

Sushi Striker is a fun and inventive puzzle game bogged down by some iffy controls and a very repetitive structure.

Aragami: Shadow Edition includes the Nightfall expansion, which adds new skills, new worlds and an excellent level of challenge.

The Elder Scrolls: Summerset might try to scratch that The Elder Scrolls itch we are all getting lately. It tells a good story, it offers new contents for new and returning players, it unlocks a new line of interesting spells and abilities.

Vampyr delivers a compelling, challenging, even disturbing action RPG experience, with a perfect setting for these kinds of stories.

Onrush is totally fun at first but after a few hours the enthusiasm fades away. The game lacks of in depth mechanics, something that is essential to keep players on the servers in a multiplayer-based experience.