Dark Alliance is not a failure just as it is not a masterpiece, it is a game that will need support and work, that must take strength from the excellent ideas shown and improve its deficits by aiming for the release of the first expansion.

Metro Exodus debuts on next-gen platforms with a substantially improved version, with higher resolution, 60 FPS and the implementation of ray tracing.

It's a little watered down, but there are very classic elements from RPG and strategic tradition in Legends of Kingdom Rush.

Ynglet is a small gem, a pure work of art made by an inspired Nifflas.

Chivalry 2 is a medieval battle simulator that does its job very well, catapulting us onto the field along with sixty-three other players to give life to large-scale clashes that immediately turn out to be chaotic, spectacular and very engaging.

Despite a few small steps forward, the fact that Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 indulges in the same mistakes has led us to penalize it.

Chicory A Colorful Tale is a magnificent, sweet, refined adventure, which hits where it hurts the most while giving you hope for the future.

Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection is a decent remaster. It is undoubtedly a trilogy that made history, for the good with the first two chapters and for the worse with the third.

Funny, engaging, simple yet satisfying, this little narrative adventure gives a great amount of fun, despite being relatively short for non-completionists.

Open Country is an extremely valid title in the concept. The inability to counteract the difficulties and the presence of an aggressive malus loop are unfortunately something that made the experience with Open Country more frustrating than fun.

Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade significantly improves the already extraordinary experience offered by the game, introducing in particular an excellent graphics mode at 60 fps, a greater attention to texture sharpness and new visual effects.

If Football Manager scares you with all its details you may try We Are Football, a beginner-friendly football management game made by industry veterans.

The first impression remains for the duration of the game, and it is that the developers have wanted to take the longest step of the leg. The result is a decent Japanese role-playing game with obvious budget limits.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart throws the saga into the Next Gen dimension. Fun and frenetic, Rift Apart will surprise everyone, even the most skeptical player.

While a bit low on content at launch, this is definitely another great fighting game by Arc System, with enormous potential and exhilarating gameplay.

Rust Console Edition is not a good port at all: it's an inferior version of the original game but at a high price.

Quotation forthcoming.

Mechanically Virtua Fighter 5 is still one of the greats, and being able to play it again is definitely a pleasure for any fighting game aficionado. Unfortunately, a weak netcode in a primarily online based fighting game is a terrible sin.

Mighty Goose is a lethal mix of weapons, geese and space enemies and closely resembles the Metal Slug series.

Quotation forthcoming.

Mad Skills Motocross 3 offers a richer and more solid arcade experience than the previous episodes of the series, but the paywall kicks in way too early.

Necromunda: Hired Gun is a searing disappointment, a conceptually and technically dated shooter that doesn't shine in any way.

Ecology is a delicate issue and not always dealt with properly in the videogame field. Imagine Earth even makes it one of the cornerstones of all its gameplay, on which it builds a layered and fun game.

Quotation forthcoming.

There's something charming and irresistible in World's End Club's anime-style narration and presentation, that keeps you attached to characters, wanting to know how the story develops.

Mayhem in Single Valley is a botched adventure, lacking in playful ideas and too dense with narrative nonsense that is never hilarious or exciting.

Operation Tango is a great cooperative experience. This "spy simulator" basically offers two games in one and thus manages to make up for the limited number of missions and low longevity.

Miitopia is a simple, perfect RPG for anyone too young or too lazy (or disinterested) to play a “real” RPG.