Apex Construct could have been a very good VR game. Unfortunately some technical and design issues make it not so memorable.

The new Stellaris' expansion lacks interesting new content.

Into the Breach is brilliant: a concentrated display of strategy and well-thought mechanics, perfectly fused in a little marvel of a game.

Glitch Dash is a different kind of endless runner, delivering a hardcore, visually stunning experience for the ones who are looking for a real challenge.

There's something really in tune with all the classics X-Files vibe in this game. Actually its writing is enjoyable, it's a pity that the game mechanics simply are not that entertaining

The PlayStation 4 version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance still needs some optimization to address long loading times and a dipping frame rate.

Florence marks another interesting step in the exploration of narrative in videogames: its story is simple but meaningful, as is its interaction.

Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet is the best SAO game but not a good TPS.

Alto's Odyssey is not just a more of the same, but a concrete improvement over the first chapter.

Layers of Fear: Legacy shows a new potential on Nintendo Switch, at the price of a poor optimization.

Insidia is a good turn based strategy free-to-play online games. Try it if you are in search of something light and fun.

Gravel is a very special Milestone title. Thanks to a mix of arcade and simulation, it offers hours and hours of fun.

Despite all the odds, Metal Gear Survive delivers a rich, solid, deep action survival experience.

Payday 2 is still a good, solid cooperative shooter, and the Nintendo Switch version offers plenty of characters, weapons, abilities and heists. However, graphics-wise the game fails to deliver and the lack of voice chat can't be ignored this time around.

If you dream of having a bedroom with Michael Jackson and Ghostbusters posters, with a cathode ray television inside and '80s atmosphere all over, Crossing Souls is the game you were waiting for.

​Thanks to the essential structure and the great rhythm, Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 Plus is still a good solution for those who want to get away from reality and jump into a fast and frantic experience.

Tekken is a solid fighting game even on mobile, thanks to a set of intuitive touch controls that make every fight fun and spectacular, without losing the original feel.

​Secret of Mana might have been a remake we needed but ended up being an adaptation so shallow and flawed that you can't possibly think it is faithful mirror image of such a beloved videogame. Almost everything which didn't work has been worsened and even the colorful presentation is extremely subjective.​

Mercenaries Saga Chronicles doesn't shine in any of its aspect, but the volume of its content and the almost total absence of contenders make it a good choice for strategy lovers.

This straight up port allows new players to enjoy the first South Park adventure on the most recent systems: while A fractured but-whole delivered in spades gameplay wise, The Stick of Truth has a somewhat better - and funnier - story.

Disc Drivin’ 2 comes seven years after the first game, and you can’t really say it was worth the wait: the game is always fun, but not all the new features work properly and the IAP system could definitely irritate some players.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf didn't lose its charm as it delivers a rich, engaging RPG experience on Nintendo Switch.

Age of Empires has been one of the most beloved RTS in the Nineties; this release, which is a carbon copy of the original, is the result of a nostalgia operation that we did not need.

Radiant Historia is still an excellent RPG and Perfect Chronology adds new content, voiceovers and a debatable Friendly Mode, among other things, although it didn't age very well visually speaking.

Bring you Home is a puzzle with a nice twist, although a bit derivative. The fact that you're controlling the levels instead of the main characters is funny, and the characterization, art and animation make it shines, even if some solutions seems a little random.

One big step forward on the technical side but there are still several features that needs to be fixed and refined, as an example both AI and physical impacts have some flaws. Despite that the game is rock solid.

Fe is an absolutely stunning adventure, set in a wonderful open world that you'll be exploring together with many fancy creatures.

PAKO 2 is an excellent sequel: solid, compelling, packed with plenty of cars and huge maps to unlock.