With its zen approach and unique style, Grand Mountain Adventure: Wonderlands is a beautiful immersion on snowy mountains, letting us breathe that atmosphere. As a game it has some flaws, that its price makes it hard to overcome, but this is a peculiar and fascinating experience.

Dawn of Ragnarok carries forward the post-launch support of Assassin's Creed Valhalla in an unprecedented way, with an apparently rich expansion that can be completed pretty quickly by focusing on the main missions. However, there's another thing: by tackling the package as an endgame content you'll be too powerful to give the right space to the new powers.

The Cruel King and the Great Hero is a wonderful adventure suitable for adults and children: a hand-drawn fairy tale.

EDENS ZERO Pocket Galaxy is a really nice tie-in, a full-bodied and ambitious project that incorporates the atmospheres and characters of Hiro Mashima's manga, following the same story through a modular campaign, with separate downloads, which is undoubtedly interesting and doesn't show excessive concessions to the free-to-play nature of the experience, at least in the early hours.

It is a very easy platform game which tells an exciting story setting in a vivid world full of fantastic gimmicks.

Mixing different styles like bullet hell shooter and RPG dungeon crawler is not something entirely new, but My Heroes Dungeon Raid still has a fresh and original tone. Nevertheless, its gameplay is flawed by a structure too based on grinding and some problems with the controls.

Hitman Sniper: The Shadows is a very nice shooter with stealth elements that requires precision, planning, adaptability and speed. Unfortunately, the free-to-play model appears to be a bit limiting and hits you with a paywall after just the first two chapters.

Triangle Strategy is a very good tactical JRPG for newcomers but a few nuisances prevent it from being truly excellent.

Chocobo GP is a well-designed racing game: pleasant to see, fun to play, with an excellent track design and at least two interesting ideas. We refer to the possibility of upgrading the weapons, which increases the strategic component of the race, and to the online elimination mode, which involves 64 players (also accessible through the Lite edition, free). The main limitations lie in the number of tracks (nine, excluding variants of the same) and in the multiplayer from the same system, limited to two users (we imagine for stability problems). In general, we would have wished for greater courage in detaching ourselves from Mario Kart: excluding the innovations already mentioned, every single element is translated from the Nintendo game. Which is richer, more beautiful and deeper in just about every aspect.

Gibbon: Beyond the Trees is a strange and fascinating experience, although a little short and simple as a game. Is commendable how Broken Rules succeeds in telling a deep and poignant story with ecological influences without using words but just with graphics and gameplay elements.

Conan Chop Chop does its duty: you can play it for a big bunch of hours enjoying the gameplay and the combat dynamics. It's not a revolution of the genre or an important evolution but playing it with some friends can be really fun.

Elex II is a classic Piranha Bytes RPG: clumsy, crude, imperfect, but full of virtues that will lead fans to overlook problems.

Shadow Warrior 3 delivers a frantic and spectacular but rather linear experience, which can be beaten quite quickly and doesn't feel special. Those who hoped for an evolution of the mechanics seen in Shadow Warrior 2 will be disappointed, while fans of traditional shooters could appreciate the new adventure of Lo Wang even in its absolute harmlessness.

Wylde Flowers is a life simulator with an edge: a simple and relaxing adventure that you can pull out whenever you have a few minutes to fill, carrying on the activities of Tara and her interactions with the people of Armònia.

Assetto Corsa Competizione on next-gen consoles delivers a great 60 FPS experience in 4K, maintaining its core physics which rules in the sim racing world.

Only apparently simple, Dungeons of Dreadrock is a well-thought game that stems from a smart design, looking at the classics but with a fresh spirit.

Lost Ark is probably the best free-to-play MMO you can play today. It has an addictive combat system and the campaign is extremely long and you can complete that with or without friends. The only problems come with the ending that appears too intricate and difficult to understand completely.

GRID Legends brings more content into its own funny arcade racing mix, but story mode is too linear to be entertaining, even if it's technically valid.

Gust and Koei Tecmo also this year delight us with the continuation of the adventures of Plachta and Sophie, this time lost within a magical realm dominated by dreams.

Martha is Dead is not a surprise, but a confirmation of what LKA had already shown it can do in The Town of Light.

An extraordinary sum of the knowledge From Software gained during the years. A bona fide peak of the soulslike genre, enormous and brutal, and capable of magnifying both the bad aspects of the genre and the good ones. The great parts greatly obscure the bad ones though, making for a game that will be talked about for a long time.

Flash Party tries to bring the Super Smash Bros. formula to mobile: the game still needs some polishing, but delivers a solid gameplay and some very nice characters.

A little board game and a little gamebook, Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden might be the RPG you've been waiting for.

FAR: Changing Tides is a narrative adventure with puzzle platforming elements, a good evolution or even just continuation of the first chapter, but it is not able to fully convince. The gaming experience, controller in hand, is certainly not challenging but, if you come to terms with the self-imposed structural limitations, you will find yourself appreciating the navigation and immersion phases.

Between Animal Crossing and The Sims, Pocket Love is a simple simulation game about buying furniture and stuff to enrich and customize your house and making it irresistibly pretty, and actually nothing else.

Assassin's Creed: The Ezio Collection arrives on Nintendo Switch with an unjustifiable delay. The feeling is that Ubisoft has proceeded in a confused way, without providing certainties to users who have found themselves playing the saga, perhaps for the first time, in the wrong order. That said, the collection still delivers an extremely rich and fascinating experience, solid and consistent even in portable mode.

My Hero Ultra Impact is a gacha-style strategic RPG like there are now so many on iOS and Android.

A solid JRPG with good arts and bad graphics, Monark has some edge in terms of combat system and its great cast: a game that hardcore JRPG fans will surely enjoy a lot.