There's nothing new compared to the original smartphone versione, but It still works pretty well and will make the fans happy.

Middle-Earth: Shadow of War made us wait a little longer than we expected, but it was worth it. This new chapter brings more maps, more missions, refined gameplay and graphics in a huge, multifaceted experience that's not going to let you down.

Ruiner is a good action game with a great background, but also with some flaws.

​Morphite is a fascinating adventure with a nice campaign, lots of planets to explore and upgrades to unlock.

As unnecessary Bowser's Minions may be, Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga is an excellent remake of one of the best RPG spin-offs in the beloved franchise.

FIFA 18 for Nintendo Switch is the greatest portable football game ever made.

Forza Motorsport 7 is the best episode of the series developed by Turn 10, a title that stands out as an absolute reference within the simcade genre and boasts a solid, convincing, faceted and enjoyable driving model.

Dragon's Dogma was one of the best action rpg game of the past few years and you should play this remastered if you missed it. Unfortunatly we still have 30 FPS cap to deal with and there aren't any new good reasons for veterans to play this game again.

Steamworld Dig 2 is a bigger and better version of the first chapter, a metroidvania crafted with great taste, smartness and competence. A strongly recommended purchase.

Gundam Versus is OKish: it's actually pretty fun when played with or against friends, but the manipulative roster, the lackluster single player content and the connection issues will end up annoying even the most hardcore fans of the franchise.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 Psycoscopes is really the ultimate experience with regard to the crazy universe of Level-5.

Cuphead is one of the best 2D run and guns we have seen in years. Everything in it is art at its max.

Even if it's bound to similar premises, Stormbound releases itself from the ties of Clash Royale-clones exploring a new direction in mobile strategies, and it's a good one.

Final Fantasy IX is one of the best Final Fantasies ever made, hence it deserved a better porting than what we got here. We are used to Square Enix's lackluster portings and that's why nowadays it's hard to accept some trivial mistakes.

If you don't own a PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, you can still enjoy FIFA 18 on PC as it's 99,9% the same game.

As much as a good game the Wii U version was, Pokkén Tournament DX is a disappointing, lazy porting which adds very little content and looks somewhat worse than it was a generation ago.

Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn Story Pack is a good DLC, but only for the Stellaris fans.

Atomega is a simple yet original multiplayer game. It’s fun for some matches, but becoming repetitive very soon.

The Switch version of NBA 2K18 is technically weaker than major counterparts. Nonetheless it looks great and stands out from the crowd by giving us the chance to play a great AAA simulation on the go.

Super Hydorah is one of the best shumps published in recent years. It is a work of art and love, made by a talented indie developer.

Champions and Challengers - Adventure Time delivers a nice RPG combat experience, full of funny characters and missions.​

It’s basically Flick Kick Football with goalkeepers, multiplayer and a good amount of IAPs: it’s nothing special, but it’s a decent way to spend some free time.

Don't worry, Total War: Warhammer II it's not a simple big DLC. The game deserves to stand on its own and if you loved the first chapter you shouldn't think twice and buy this sequel instantly.​

NBA Live 18 is intended as an alternative for those looking for greater immediacy in basketball simulations. Offering practical aids and solutions, even at the expense of realism, the title achieves a very entertaining gaming system.

FIFA 18 is a more finished and mature title than last year. The game combining a handful of novelties well-studied with the formula and content package that for years has made it an absolute must for fans.

Quotation forthcoming.

Drag'n'Boom is built on strong foundations, thanks to a good concept and very smooth controls, but its lack of variety and balance ultimately spoils an overall enjoyable game.​

Lego Worlds on Nintendo Switch keeps the fun of the title intact but it's a conversion with some technical issues.