JETT: The Far Shore is a strange game, with superficial game mechanics and an incredible anxiety to fill empty moments with something meaningful, without ever fully succeeding.

An FPS with a brilliant concept ad a great execution, plagued only by some matchmaking problems and a bland art direction. Not many players are playing it as of now, and it's truly a pity, since it deserves a lot more attention.

Teacup is a short, light and cheerful adventure. There isn't much to do other than complete a handful of very simple mini-games, but the world of Little Pond is enjoyable to visit, even if only for an hour and a half.

There are a lot of problems with AWAY: The Survival Series from the controls to the plot and the good graphics can't save the game.

There is some depth in The Lord of the Rings: Rise to War that can attract strategy fans, but this is clearly a product engineered on mobile market and with micro-transactions in mind: it could stand inside this new breed of games as one of the best, but you have to accept many compromises.

Wildermyth is more a story and a travel between generations than a game. If you love to read a lot and live and build your own legacy, Worldwalker Games' first game is a must have.

Aeon Drive is a speed test, not a canonical 2D platform.

LEGO Star Wars is a Clash Royale clone packed with the famous characters and setting of the Star Wars saga in their LEGO version.

An ageless classic that returns in time for its twentieth anniversary. Always beautiful, always fun, but the years passed begin to take their toll.

Actraiser Renaissance is certainly a pleasant trip down to memory lane but not all modernization works as it should.

Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls is a surprising and full-bodied title, characterized by a gameplay that draws on the classic episodes of the Konami series but without the overly synthetic approach often seen in similar productions.

Hot Wheels Unleashed marks the return of toy cars to consoles and PC, with a noteworthy title.

With so many quotes from great games and movies, Unmetal is a great action parody, perfectly suited for Switch gaming everywhere style.

In Sound Mind it is an overall interesting game but it is not clear what it wants to be, and in the end it leans too much towards the action.

Astria Ascending is a competent old-school JRPG with a satisfying combat system and some fun platforming exploration, but not a very compelling story or cast.

An independent first person shooter influenced by F.E.A.R. and Mirror's Edge. Frantic rhythms and bullet times in profusion for a short, intense and demanding experience, but not without some flaws.

FIFA 22 evolved its engine and its core game modes, but the feeling on the pitch is almost the same. The gameplay is very attack-oriented and fast: FIFA fans are going to love it, football fans, maybe, would love to slow it down and try a more tactical experience.

Castlevania: Advance Collection is another good collection from Konami and M2, considering both its content and execution. Even if limited to the same series, there is a good variety of experiences in this Advance Collection, with games that - although aged differently - can still be really enjoyable at this day and age.

Simple and emotional, Opus: Echo of Starsong is a finely crafted indie that everyone should play.

Quotation forthcoming.

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot comes to Switch with all its pros and cons and the free DLC does not add much in terms of quality or longevity.

A great game now a little bigger. The new features do not break the gameplay, but give additional variety to the action. The best Death Stranding is here.

Scopely revives the Temple Run franchise with a total transformation in puzzle form. Temple Run: Puzzle Adventure has almost nothing to do with the original, but this relaunch has also nothing new, to tell the truth. It's just another match-3 puzzle game, although very smooth and polished.

Sable is a dual-soul game that we all really enjoyed overall. Unfortunately it is not perfect and it pays a little for the inability to better implement some game mechanics, which may even work, but which almost clash with the rest of the experience.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits is simply charming. A game where everything is in the right place and that can be surprisingly challenging when it wants. As a debut title, Ember Labs did a great job.

Charming, funny, detailed and a great presentation are key aspects of this little gem. We would have hoped for more things to do, a bigger map and some more quests, but let's stay here until the sequel comes.

Embellished with pleasant graphics, the title of Anshar Studios offers an interesting story and a considerable amount of text. Unfortunately, all those nuances that would have made it more interesting are missing, such as a more intelligible progression system and the presence of secondary activities disconnected from the dialogues which instead represent the only backbone of the game.

SkateBird is just a regular skateboard game, make no mistake, but with a little twist. Its peculiarity, however, doesn't seem to add something very valuable to its gameplay, unfortunately.