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.

Alchemy Emporium is a nice surprise: a fresh and original management game, which manages to hide its limits thanks to an intelligent series of stylistic ideas.

Very Very Valet is a sort of party game that works very well in its couch co-op multiplayer mode, in which sharing mayhem and the proportionally resulting laughter reaches its maximum.

My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero is a really beautiful game graphics-wise, full of things that will please the many fans of the anime.

Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World is a low budget remake which is perhaps too faithful to a mediocre installment in the beloved franchise.

Quotation forthcoming.

Of Bird and Cage has only one problem: it is terribly done. Leave the poor Gitta alone with her misery.

King of Seas has almost everything that it needs to work properly but trips over his own feet and becomes repetitive.

Biomutant is a game with a big heart. The guys from Experiment 101 have put everything they could into this work and their affection is clearly perceptible. However Biomutant is far from being a perfect work, seasoned with many small defects and a series of characteristics that are too ambitious for a product like this.

Incredibly fun and surprisingly addicting, Knockout City proves it has the right cards to make its own way in the world of competitive multiplayer.

Summoners War: Lost Centuria manages to present a peculiar approach to the gacha RPG. It's deep and strategic, and its relying on PvP matches makes it an engaging game far from the autoplay standards.

Just Die Already is a jazz concert made by crazy things that form a fun gameplay.

Realpolitiks 2 is certainly not Machiavelli's Prince ported in a video game, even if at certain moments it would claim to be.

Outbreak: Endless Nightmares is the new chapter in the survival horror saga, but the flaws are so many.

Despite the short duration of the missions, Aerial_Knight's Never Yield also manages to be very monotonous, a sign that something is not working as it should.

Siege Survival: Gloria Victus is a good game overall, with some minor flaws here and there. It's not a game for everyone, despite having multiple and entertaining modes.

The improvements are many and involve every aspect of the game. A more compact experience but a really engaging one.

Nocturne HD Remaster is a great way to enter this incredible PlayStation 2 title: despite some minor improvements on the technical side and a camera that could be reworked better, this game still holds great charm, gameplay and a unique artstyle.

Days Gone arrives on PC with a virtually flawless port, which despite the technical limitations of the original PS4 game manages to deliver us some rich, dense, refined and spectacular graphics.

Skate City also arrives on Nintendo Switch, and in a fairly good conversion.

Anyone who grew up on bread and science fiction cannot fail to know the saga of Mass Effect and its protagonist, Captain Shepard. In this Mass Effect: Legendary Edition all his deeds and his colorful crew are enclosed, all polished for the occasion.

Before We Leave is a small and interesting 4X, with a too rigid game system.

An interesting and original game, which fails to excel due to some problems.