Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a curious experiment in the world of Akira Toriyama, sadly full of defects.

Intuitive yet tactical, addictive but fair, Gunfire Reborn is a genuine and clever addition in the overcrowded world of rogue-lite games, with nice mechanics and a fun although very simple characterization.

A Little to the Left is a tidy up-meets-zen mood experience capable of putting at peace the most troubled of hearts. Delicate colours and relaxing music help concentrate on the one objective of the game: to reorganize both the outside and the inside of ourselves. The occasional block in the resolution of puzzles can be solved by using the Let It Be feature or looking at the solution on the note pad: these are two perfect options to guarantee an impeccable fluidity to the experience and to give the players an array of possibilities when facing apparently insurmountable situations.

Sonic Frontiers is far from perfection but still the best and most fun Sonic 3D ever.

Resident Evil Re: Verse arrived very late, in a shape that's difficult to justify, considering the long wait.

NBA 2K23 Arcade Edition stands easily as the best basketball game available on iOS. The game's solid gameplay has been enriched with some interesting options and new content.

Paradise Marsh tells a little big story in the context of a swamp that is not what it seems to be. Capable to bring us back to the magic moments of childhood, when the capture of a cricket could spark wild enthusiasm and make us smile with joy, the videogame created by Etienne Trudeau invites the players to live life with a different pace, slower and more reflective, and to appreciate the majesty and magnificence of the little things.

Simple, relaxing and quite addictive, Stitch. could be the perfect mobile game to keep in your smartphone or tablet for a long time.

It Takes Two for Nintendo Switch is a great port: Hazelight managed to capture the feeling and port it to Nintendo's handheld, even with some resolution and framerate compromises.

Honey I joined a Cult is a Base Building game like no other. Its mechanics are very familiare but the outcomes and the silliness that come with them are a guaranteed laugh.

How to Say Goodbye is a videogame revolving around death and acceptance and deals with these themes with great care, but fails in making the story feel urgent and offers a disappointing ending. However, we can say that what matters the most is the journey in a world made by flawless and engrossing puzzles, with mechanics that are simple to learn, but prove stimulant for kids and adults alike.

The Chant is a very special survival horror, where horror, science and new age meet.

Football Manager 2023 is yet another Sports Interactive simulation that aims at pure perfection getting really close to it. New elements on the gameplay side are interesting, the introduction of the official UEFA license is a huge improvement, but still the game looks exactly the same as three years ago, and during the match Football Manager 2023 shows the same flaws of its predecessors.

God of War Ragnarok is as good as the previous title from 2018, but for completely different reasons. Its gameplay is more complete, deep and with a more rewarding combat system. But, as a sequel so similar to the prequel, it doesn't show any real innovation and all the exploration could show some fatigue. It is a "more of the same": an awesome, marvelous, fun and long-lasting more of the same.

Nickelodeon Kart Racer 3 Slime Speedway is a karting game that copies the foundation of the genre, offers lots of characters and a good amount of courses and modes to unceremoniously fill many hours of your time. It's not a bad game, but it's not top-notch either. Younger players who like Nickelodeon cartoons might appreciate it as a gift.

Is The Entropy Centre the Portal 3 you've been waiting for? It wants to be, and it certainly is a well thought out, well paced, and satisfying puzzle game to play. It also has a storyline that, while predictable, is interesting and exciting in the final stages.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is a great shooter, one of the best CoD around, but it also represents a huge missed opportunity to become the best Modern Warfare ever made due to some narrative inconsistencies and an ordinary multiplayer.

Sackboy: A Great Adventure is a game that does what it has to, without claiming to revolutionize anything. Simple in structure and direct in mechanics, it is a title without big ambitions.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival, the musical series returns with a more varied and rich chapter than ever.

The classless system and rune management are interesting, but Undecember feels too generic and flawed by its invasive micro-transactions and pay to win elements.

Atari Mania is a small production that aims more to entertain the nostalgic, those who know the history of Atari, than to convert some modern gamer.

Hell is Others has the atmosphere of a survival horror, the item management of a looter shooter, the replayability of a rogue lite and the customization system of an RPG, and it all works together beautifully.

Star Ocean: The Divine Force is a far better game than its predecessor at least, and there's a glimmer of greatness in some of its newest features which is sadly obscured by a very outdated vision of the JRPG genre.

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Overall Saturnalia works and manages to excite until the end, thanks above all to its open structure, which makes the story replayable several times without ever appearing heavy or too repetitive.

Deathverse: Let It Die is a melee-based free-to-play battle royale that starts off in a promising way, thanks to a captivating setting and some bizarre characters, but then turns out to be extremely generic and lacking in both depth and content.

Signalis wastes part of its potential to be adherent to the classic survival horror model. It's a good game, but it could be excellent.

Vampire Survivors is a small and addictive game. Try it.