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.

After four years Bayonetta 2 remains the best action game ever made, maybe less refined in its combat if compared directly to its amazing predecessor, but still brilliant and spectacular like no other in its genre. A pity there's pretty much nothing new in this port.

​While not as essential a port as Bayonetta 2, the first chapter in the series remains an incredible milestone in the action genre, and a must play for anyone who loves fast-paced and spectacular combat.

Dynasty Warriors 9 is a disappointment. The much-awaited open world approach fails to deliver, exacerbating the same old problems, while the graphics suffer from various issues.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance works as a whole, less in its single mechanics. It is not easy to explain how a game can be unforgettable and flawed at the same time, but sooner or later the world of video games will have to start to deal with the philosophical truth that perfection is sterile.

Solid, fun, rich in content and packed with stunning graphics, Hero Hunters is the best cover shooter available on mobile.

Dandara is a small pearl that gives new life to the metroidvanias. It offers interesting mechanics, a fascinating game world and the right level of difficulty.

Rust is a brutal game, an intense and often sadistically punishing hell with a great potential and a new look.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia brings the franchise for the first time in the videogame world. It is not perfect, but there are some good ideas. And it will make the fans happy.

You can’t really call it a metroidvania, but Slime Pizza is an original and quirky adventure that definitely deserves a try.

Celeste is a great 2D platform, mountain and charismatic, with good controls and a truly excellent level design. The storytelling isn't as much brilliant: the story deals with strong topics, often with naivety. Anyway, the last chapter is wonderful, and the overall adventure lovely.

Super Fancy Pants Adventure is an excellent action platformer, that takes the very best from the previous episodes and offers a very solid, fun gameplay made of jumps, runs, exploration and very well-made combat.

The Room: Old Sins is one of the best entries in the franchise, with a more cohesive progression and a lot of addictive puzzles. Just don't expect any major innovation in the formula.

Remothered: Tormented Fathers is the Clock Tower the fan needs​.

​Dragon Quest Builders for Nintendo Switch is a nice port from the PS4 version. Portability, this time at least, is not the winning condition but, despite that, the game still shines due to its qualities.

Rise and Fall expand some aspect of the original game in many interesting ways. If you are in love with Civilization VI, buy it without worries.

Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is a good remaster. Graphics don't hold up sowell by today's PC standard, but the Gambit system and the MMO-like gameplay are very modern and interesting.

​Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia is a nice addition to the evergrowing market of gacha games, if only because you don't draw characters but weapons. Sadly the gameplay becomes repetitive all too quickly.

​Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is a chaotic and messy brawler which manages to be much more fun than you would like thanks to responsive controls and a huge cast of diverse characters.

The best MMA fighting game on the market.

​A pretty decent DLC filled with a lot of content. All three multiplayer maps are good but Zombie mode lacks of depth and new mechanics.

World of Warships Blitz delivers a solid, slow-paced experience for all the warships fans out there.

It’s Full of Sparks is original and stylish in its presentation, but the gameplay ends up being a little too on the trial and error side.