Atone: Heart of the Elder Tree is a half-successful work, therefore with notable aspects, in particular the graphic style, and with others that sink it, such as the musical combat system. Not that it is denied a complete turn, but ultimately it lacks the right compactness to become an important experience, also castrated by a certain lack of direction in the writing, which offers absurdly distant negative and positive peaks.

Season: A Letter to the Future allows players to roam a valley marked by its past and populated by a handful of unforgettable characters. The humanity on the verge of abandoning Tieng Valley is full of dreams and has stories of love and loss to tell. Scavengers Studio manufactures an invite to meditation and a hymn to human bonds and nostalgia that is also a celebration of the capability to become independent and strive forth without fear, on board a bicycle that sets a new standard for the use of DualSense's features.

Raiden IV x MIKADO remix has the ability to turn your living room into a mid-2000s arcade like no other thanks to its amazing music and gameplay.

Dead Space is an excellent remake, recommended both for newcomers, who will enjoy an engaging and terrifying survival horror, and for fans of the brand, who will appreciate the many new features introduced in the plot and gameplay. This remake represents an optimal starting point for the saga.

Colossal Cave reminded us of those fathers who, having found their old toy in the attic, repair it and clean it up and then give it to their children, who don't want to play with it.

A Space for the Unbound sports an amazing narrative arc, capable of projecting itself towards an ending that will linger for a long time in the minds and the hearts of the players. This adventure deserves to be lived for its colours, for the atmosphere of the city and for its original narrative arc, under the sign of two brilliantly written female characters. We suggest you without reserve to play A Space for the Unbound if you know the English language.

Take the mechanics of League of Legends and put them into For Honor: the recipe for Warlander is that simple and yet super effective in creating a multiplayer experience that feels fresh and new.

Nexon launches a challenge to Mario Kart with its kart racing arcade in a new fashion. Kartrider: Drift has a substantial package of modes and options to please a wide public, but it's still quite far away from its paradigm.

Truly a waste of potential. Forspoken gets saved by its spectacular combat and traversal mechanics, but the value of those systems gets skewered by a disappointing story and a trite open world structure. It's still a fun experience if you love experimenting with combat and magic, but we sincerely hope to see those systems recycled for something less rushed in the future.

Bravery and Greed is a very fun beat 'em up roguelite that encapsulates in a videogame the old way of playing Dungeons and Dragons.

Another version of one the most shiny JRPG ever, but not that definitive and updated edition that this game perhaps deserves.

Persona 3 Portable is kind of a missed opportunity: Atlus should have worked harder on this new edition of the most seminal game in the franchise.

Fire Emblem Engage is hands down the best gameplay the series has ever had, but storywise is messy and poorly directed.

Mount & Blade II Bannerlord is not an easy game to get into, and several of its mechanics are not introduced very clearly. There is also a lot of repetition, at multiple levels of the game, between side quests and repeated events. At the same time, however, it gives us access to a large sandbox that immerses us in an all-too-believable medieval world and allows us to transform from a simple country mercenary to a lord, enjoying large-scale battles and watching our kingdom grow.

Rainbow Billy: Curse of the Leviathan is an interesting RPG, replacing classic battles with special moves and spells with dialogues and colors to throw. The plot is interesting, the art design distinctive, and the gameplay fun. It is lacking, however, a bit of originality and complexity, which would have made it an even more interesting game.

WW2 Rebuilder is a simulator that comes from a really original concept, but its simple and unpolished gameplay makes it a game that you should think to avoid.

Lone Ruin is a minor Hades, who in his wanting to focus only on combat proves to be really short of breath. He is not unpleasant, but superfluous, in the sense that, even if he does what he does well, we don't find a single element for which he stands out or stands out.

World War 3 failed to distinguish itself from the competition and it's plagued by dubious design choices and bugs. If you like the premises, you're better off with Battlefield 2042.

Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider is the most mature fruit of a development studio that never ceases to amaze with its ability to look at classic video games, identifying their strengths so as to replicate them perfectly.

While it won't be remembered among the greatest JRPGs of all time, it will surely be among the best One Piece Games ever made, and while it's definitely not a high mountain to conquer, ILCA definitely did it with style, creating a solid game that will be liked by One Piece fans and JRPG aficionados alike.

Children of Silentown works: it tells a good story, has some great moments and is characterized by a captivating visual style.

Chained Echoes is one of the best RPGs we have played in a long time: charming, colorful and wisely designed, it's a love letter to fans of the genre.

Almost eight years later, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt manages to shine among its most direct competitors. This version takes a huge step towards the next-gen thanks to improved visuals, a ton of quality of life improvements and most importantly some of the best mods out there. There’s also a glimpse of new content, but the traditional game, the one dated back to 2015, is still the brightest diamond in the package.

Hello Neighbor 2, as for the first chapter, turns out to be a good idea but with many technical problems. The game is more than horror, but on multiple occasions it's just frustrating and repetitive. This second chapter unfortunately manages to bring improvements only in the graphics sector, remaining with a not very intelligent AI and a plot once again without a conclusion.

Sports Story follows the lead of Golf Story, keeping the same protagonist and some characters from the nice cast of its predecessor, and improving many elements of its formula. Bugs and glitches of the launch version notwithstanding, Sports Story grants a lot of fun and keeps the players’ attention high, thanks to a humour capable of hitting the mark in the context of surreal situations to be solved with a sporty approach. The art style is great, with a well designed pixel art.

A significant evolution compared to its predecessor, that unfortunately still suffers from some obtuse design choices and a slight lack of polish when it comes to fighting mechanics. Still, a very fun experience, recommended for any fan of the genre.

Fitting its role as a Netflix product, Scriptic is an interesting experiment that blurs the lines between video game and interactive drama, with a compelling story.

X-Plane 12 is a flight simulator with a lot of flaws, almost rough and hostile, but at the same time a true love letter to that niche of players that is constantly searching for the highest degree of realism.