Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition is a good remaster of a very divisive JRPG, but perhaps it would have been better playing Chrono Trigger again instead of the Radical Dreamers visual novel.

Fun, charming and well built, Moss: Book 2 is an example on how a specialized VR development team should work in bringing a fairytale to virtual reality.

Forgive Me Father is not a bad game and knows how to give good moments, which will surely be appreciated by fans of the genre to which it belongs, that of vintage first-person shooters. Too bad that the many ingenuities of the development team are evident, which failed to avoid some design shortcuts or the use of some not-so-exceptional gimmicks to put the player in difficulty. All in all, you might tolerate them, but they certainly keep them from excelling.

Thanks to a great story and characters, this port of 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim for Nintendo Switch is a great one that will surely boost sales of this Japanese jewel.

Terrorbane is a brilliant video game in which bugs help the player to complete his mission.

TT Games has really delivered its best LEGO game to date. A few technical nuisances notwithstanding, the sheer amount of collectibles and gameplay dynamics make LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga a brilliant entry in the long loved franchise.

The Kaito Files delivers a pleasant and engaging adventure, which fans of the SEGA series should certainly play even just for its narrative implications. However, the expansion only uses the Kamurocho map and it's pretty short for the price asked.

Ikai is a travel in medieval Japan that tries to emulate the horror of Amnesia. It is the celebration of a passion, more than an interesting point of view on the world it would like to represent.

Weird West's fascinating universe isn't enough to cover its many flaws. While the sheer chaos of certain situations is fun, the game has clear balancing and structural problems, aggravated by bad AI and other technical problems. A pity, because the potential for an indie pearl was definitely there, and it remains a positive experience even with all its fallacies.

A Musical Story is a mesmerizing audiovisual experience. Even if not completely capable of involving us in its narration, we were constantly struck by the world it is capable not only to create, but also to recall.

Norco is a beautiful adventure: graphically it is presented in excellent pixel art, composed with extreme taste.

Crusader Kings lands on console in great shape and with all the contents, offering the same formula that has already won over millions of PC gamers. Simply a masterpiece.

Expedition Zero offers an interesting setting, but also some extremely dated mechanics, an outdated interface and an abundance of technical flaws that undermine the experience from the very beginning.

CRYSTAR is certainly a fascinating video game. Now it arrives on Nintendo Switch, enriching itself with the portable mode.

ANNO: Mutationem is the classic half-baked cake: excellent in its premises, flawless in some aspects, but weak in others.

Trivial Pursuit Live! 2 is a good game, but only because it is exactly like the first one, just with a "2" at the end. It offers nothing new apart from a more focused personalization system and a partnership with Twitch that allows streamers to play with their community and vice versa. It will certainly amuse newcomers, but Live!'s "veteran" players will just experience a déjà vu.

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is basically everything that awaits us from the game. Fun, over the top and crazy. What struck us, however, is that it proves to be even a little bit more. Especially where it deviates the path, inserting the overworld with all its facets and adding the double-class on a single character, it almost tries to overtake Borderlands 3. Success and the passage of time will tell us if it was true. What is certain is that the potential and the fun are always there.

Carefully crafted and full of surprises and quirks, Kirby and the forgotten land is easily the best adventure in the series to date.

Ghostwire Tokyo is a good game, with an interesting combat system and a very peculiar atmosphere, enclosed in a bland open world. We would have gladly preferred a smaller/linear map in exchange for more interesting contents and missions. Luckily, cast and main missions won't disappoint those looking for a fun weird story full of phantoms and shinto stuff.

.Hack//G.U. Last Recode arrives on Nintendo Switch with a porting that changes nothing compared to that of almost five years ago, but which equally does not sacrifice anything of the experience. If you are willing to spend a few dollars more for the convenience of portability it could be the right time to spend about seventy hours of good old-fashioned entertainment.

Mini Basketball is an interesting arcade basketball in terms of structure, contents, upgrade system and the inevitable unpacking, but disappointing once you get on the court.

Made "by riders for riders", Shredders could be the Skate of snowboarding games. Its technical and more grounded approach to this sport makes it an original and interesting take.

Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster is the best version all around of a timeless classic.

Young Souls is an adventure that splits its time between brawler and RPG, with the latter part stifled, however, by the game's brevity and lack of balance. If you're interested in co-op play and you're into the more action-heavy side of things, then you might enjoy a good handful of hours with a friend.

Still a great anime fighter, with a brilliant combat system (made better by the latest "arcade" balancing patch). It's a pity it's launching with a delay based netcode, but we don't have to wait much for rollback, and this is a game that definitely deserves a revival.

In short, it was worth it to take on the role of Kate Walker again and greet Benoît Sokal with her.

Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 5 relies on a series that continues to show the same problems and which therefore makes them more annoying.

Tunic will appeal to all fans of The Legend of Zelda series, even if it lacks a bit of personality.