Outriders Worldslayer is the expansion we all expected. It does not upset the cards on the table, it adds a bunch of campaign hours, an important amount of new loot and even a deeper lore and rpg section.

Air Twister delivers a pretty bizarre experience: the game is a spiritual sequel to Space Harrier with challenging gameplay and some interesting roguelike elements, but also cumbersome touch controls and a rock opera soundtrack that feels out of place most of the time.

Diablo Immortal is an excellent game which raises the bar of mobile action RPGs and will hardly be surpassed. At the same time, however, it comes with some aggressive free-to-play mechanics that on the one hand are not going to bother your progression in the campaign, and on the other hand will limit everything related to looting.

From Ojiro Fumoto comes a strange action platform that seems to overturn Downwell's structure but resulting in a gameplay that works similarly fine, maybe even better, to some extent.

Whoever has loved Cuphead has to play Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course: it's more of the same gameplay, but a beautiful one.

The nostalgia operation is definitely successful with this Capcom Fighting Collection. Thanks to a granite netcode rollback, a very functional practical mode, a range of titles between more and less known and a stable frame rate, we are in front of an excellent product.

A spectacularly excessive fighting game, with one of the craziest rosters in recent memory. This is truly a fun one for any aficionado of the genre, but, considering the way the defensive mechanics work, some powerhouses among the fighters might "break" the balancing a bit too much for our tastes, even if the overall system is more contained than it seems.

Building a mobile RPG with gacha elements on Disney universe (or metaverse) is surely a clever idea and Disney Mirrorverse plays very well in the action sections, but it's still just another gacha game, with the classic predatory monetization and overly complicated progression system.

To be clear: the vote is on the work done with the Enhanced Edition, not on Blade Runner itself, which remains an excellent adventure, full of interesting ideas.

With the major changes to the sport rules and the beginning of the "new era of Formula 1" we expected more from this game. Despite this, F1 22 is still the best game for Formula 1 enthusiasts.

Sonic Origins undoubtedly stands as the best collection of the SEGA series, thanks to a solid and careful remastering work, which enhances the original charm of the various episodes and the wonderful level design of some scenarios in particular, bringing us back to those summer days with the Mega Drive, a long time ago.

Disgaea 6 is a masterful turn based RPG with a few interesting features that lacks visuals and narrative.

A one-of-a-kind game, a fantasy simulator like no other. However, he deserved a few more ideas to give more variety to the gameplay, and a better storyline.

Back to its roots, Cooking Mama: Cuisine is just a simple cooking simulation, composed of a series of mini-game that could also teach you something about recipes.

Catalyst Black is a brilliant mix between some typical aspects of MOBAs and competitive twin stick shooter mechanics, characterized by (almost) perfect touch controls and a very interesting progression system, which gradually unlocks weapons, objects, resources and content, allowing us to slowly access all the modes the game has to offer.

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is a faithful musou reimagining of the beloved strategy RPG with unique twists to the narrative that make it worthwhile to be played by fans and newcomers alike.

Redout 2 is designed for hardcore gamers, who will be able to reach satisfactions thanks to the improvement of physics and the implementation of a control system which, despite being complex, allow to master all the necessary movements. The offer is much richer and has tangible visual improvements, even if some aspects deserve to be refined. All the newbies are warned: Redout 2 is difficult and far from accessible.

Gordian Quest takes the classic deck building mechanics, offering multiple content and different modes. One of its strengths is variety, both in terms of mechanics and in terms of heroes and decks to use. It is not a revolutionary game, but it is for sure a game that can entertain for a long time.

Frogger and the Rumbling Ruins is a clever comeback of an ancient classic, totally revised. Its puzzle structure is simple but quite flawless and can stand for a while, although it tends to be a little repetitive in the long run.

We loved Starship Troopers: Terran Command, despite some limitations in the campaign. It is completely focused on the single player, a rarity these days.

Neon White is a fun, immediate but challenging game with perfect design. The plot is enjoyable and dances between comic and dramatic, always proving interesting.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is passionate tribute to an era that has given so much to the video games imaginary, and the end result is a colorful and fun side-scrolling beat 'em up that gives its absolute best when played with friends.

The Quarry is a good interactive movie. Sadly we were expecting something more playable.

Apex Legends is a complex game to transport to smartphones, yet Respawn Entertainment has succeeded: Apex Legends Mobile it isn't perfect, it remains an interesting and original stand-alone product.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - The Hinokami Chronicles for Nintendo Switch is as an extremely faithful tie-in to the original anime, thanks to excellent cel-shaded graphics that gives the best during the cutscenes. The combat system is nice and the Versus mode can count on a few more characters, but the campaign remains a missed opportunity.

Mario Strikers: Battle League Football gloriously mixes football and side-scrolling beat’em up mechanics: it’s fun and deep. The low numbers of modalities and characters, and the uncertainties in the through balls, prevent it from reaching excellence. For sure, with Mario Tennis Aces, it’s the best Mario Sports game of the HD era.

Dismantle seems like a good mixture between Minecraft, Terraria and survival mechanics, all delivered in a basic but irresistible gameplay.

Souldiers is a solid game, clearly made with care and passion, but this is not always enough. This metroidvania struggles to impress the player in any of its components, whether artistic, narrative, or design. The class differences are nice, but we don't think many will want to replay the entire adventure to see how the unchosen classes change the style.