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.

The foundations of Zookeeper World are based on the classic puzzle structure with little managing elements, but playing it safe is a good strategy when it succeeds in being just fun.

Ni No Kuni II on Switch is a good port, but not the best possible. The art and style are still impressive, we can't say the same on the technical side, with drop in resolution and practically no anti-aliasing filter.

On the court NBA 2K22 is one of the best basketball simulations to date. Off the court the game has lots of limits: living in The City isn't fun, and this hub looks like a Playoff commercial.

Lost Judgment is an excellent sequel, capable of introducing several new features compared to the first episode of the series. Some do not hit the target, while stealth and platform sections often appear dull, but the third fighting style manages to add freshness.

Aragami 2 is a great sequel from a gameplay standpoint, but it lacks the freshness of the original.

MasterChef: Let's Cook! delivers a simple but fun multiplayer-based cooking simulation experience, with many recipes and items for you to unlock.

Eastward is a satisfying Zelda clone, with a beautiful pixel art and a compelling story.

Star Drift Evolution is a minimalistic, unexpectedly deep and articulated racer, packed with a rich single player career that offers 75 vehicles and 50 tracks to unlock, but also a fun and frantic multiplayer mode.

Encased is a very classic isometric RPG that harks back to early Fallout. There is great care taken in the game world and fans of the genre will get lost in it. It's a shame that the combat system isn't particularly layered.

TOEM is like walking with a camera: relaxing and fun. Try it if you are in search of something diverse.

An awesome story, nice gameplay, beautiful characters and a lot of freedom. Deathloop is something really unique and special, a game that we will play again and again in an infinite loop.

F.I.S.T .: Forged In Shadow Torch is a game that will delight metroidvania enthusiasts, while guaranteeing sufficient originality in the design to create its own identity.

Lost in Random is a very interesting game, built around an original concept and tied to it until the end, for better or for worse.

Faraday Protocol can get repetitive and feels unbalanced in terms of challenge, but it's enjoyable, atmospheric and, ultimately, a good first step for Red Koi Box.

Zen Pinball Party adapts and evolves the long Zen series of pinballs on mobile platforms, in one of the most successful chapters we have seen in years.

Struggling is a strange product that wants us to work hard and also suffer. If you're looking for an atypical platformer, you're not afraid of a challenge and you don't care that it lacks a real plot, then you should give it a chance.

We have loved Dice Legacy for its original concept and for how it performed in game. We did not expect it to work so well, given the conditions, but we are happy to have been proven wrong.

The Artful Escape is an awesome musical experience but you need to accept this is something very similar to a walking simulator.

Technically speaking the best entry in the series, Life is Strange: True Colors takes up and improves the path traced by Dontnod with the original Life is Strange.

With a fun and intuitive combat system, some clever characterization and a gorgeous oil painting look, Tales of Arise is a must have JRPG which shows a confident step in the right direction for the series as a whole.

WarioWare: Get It Together! could be the best entry in the series: it has a lot of options, characters, game and modes. It has only one, great problem: differently from its predecessors, it's too complex to be played by casual gamers.

Myst Remake is technically the best form of the classic that you can have today, but its contents are still the same as the 1993 version. It can be a little archaic to play for today's standards, but is still a fascinating experience.