A Way Out shows that action adventure games can be played in pairs, from start to finish. And with great results.

RiftStar Raiders is a solid, challenging roguelike twin stick shooter, with ten complex missions, plenty of different enemies to fight and a nice upgrade system.

The Mad Ones is really a good start for this new series of adventures. We're looking forward to see where the developer wants to bring us.

Surviving Mars is perfectly suited for all the Elon Musk out there without the money of Elon Musk.

Part Time UFO is a great debut for Hal Laboratory on mobile platforms, delivering a charming and fun experience that could easily have been a very good eShop game on 3DS.

A dungeon crawler card game based on simply mechanics. It's enjoyable during the first two or three hours then its difficulty curve blasts away all the fun, leaving you with only pain and despair till the end of the last dungeon.​

Evoland 2 struggles to find a proper identity in its incredible mix of genre and styles, but manage to be enjoyable, especially for those who actually lived the 8 and 16-bit eras.

Ni No Kuni II is one of the best action JRPGs of the last several years.

This is the usual remaster of a game, better than what we could have remembered.

Evocative and audacious, The Way of Life lacks in terms of gameplay and emotional complexity.

Not the best remaster out there but Burnout Paradise is a beast of a game, probably one of the greatest arcade racing game of all time (and now in 4k@60FPS).

It's a sort of a stripped-down strategic experience, but it's also one of the best and most original adaptation of the RTS we've seen on mobile platforms.

Warhammer: Vermintide II is a solid sequel to the original game, with several new features including jobs, maps, enemies and design.

High price, low quality: two of the worst things to have in a single remastered game.

Something went wrong with A.O.T. 2 both in terms of gameplay and polishing. The game delivers some intense, spectacular fighting scenes, but also suffers from a series of technical and design issues that make the experience cumbersome and frustrating.

Quotation forthcoming.

​Devil May Cry HD Collection is the same game proposed in 2012. Nothing has been changed, especially the flaws.

Yakuza 6: The Song of Life is an excellent entry in the SEGA series: the game's absolutely solid, spectacular and convincing in many of its mechanics, it's got an impeccable direction and lots of content, subquests and collateral activities.

​Star Allies is a fun callback to Kirby's earliest adventures, however it feels too much formulaic: level design fails to impress and the new gimmick becomes trivial too soon. It is also extremely easy to the point of being even boring.

Temple of Spikes: The Legend is a very challenging platform adventure, with some nice retro-style graphics and a long campaign.​

​After getting used to its control system, VRFC Virtual Reality Football Club can be funny. However, no offline play and a small player base can make it a risky investment in the long run.

The Sims Mobile is a nice casual game, with lots of content and a simple, immediate gameplay.

Q.U.B.E. 2 is a perfect sequel to the 2011 puzzle adventure. The game delivers a deeper experience both in terms of puzzle solving, narrative and atmosphere.

​Detention is more than a simple horror, it carries a message that is a warning and a testament we should not underestimate. This is why we can easily overlook its flaws as a videogame, because is much more than that.

​A bad port that doesn't honor the fame of a masterpiece​.

​Lichtspeer is simple but very entertaining, repetitive but never tedious, although sometimes you'll have to struggle a little with controls and visibility on the screen​.

Steredenn: Binary Stars manages to put a new idea inside one of the most traditionalist game structure, making a strange but working blend of 2D shooter and roguelike.

TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge aims to the pure sports simulation, at the price of some compromises and of little variety.​