One of the most surprising and appreciated of the "old" works of TellTale also arrives on Nintendo Switch. Tales from the borderlands is surprising and exhilarating at the same time.

Anyone who has felt attracted to this game will hardly be disappointed, those who continue to think that these narrative adventures are not real games, can safely go further because Genesis Noir is not here to make you change your mind.

Narita Boy is a spectacularly hand crafted experience that starts slowly to become a powerful and funny ride through a cathode-ray tube television from the 80s.

Balan Wonderworld has a strong artistic direction and an amazing soundtrack but also many limitations in terms of gameplay and graphics.

Tony Hak's Pro skater 1 + 2 shows how fun and rewarding it can be to replay titles that worked and still work.

Yakuza 6: The Song of Life is a solid and beautiful final chapter, with an engaging narrative and the traditional abundance of extra activities and minigames.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is the perfect sequel: on the one hand the game winks to the classic trilogy, on the other hand introduces interesting new features in terms of gameplay and structure.

Paradise Lost is difficult to evaluate within the classic canons of judgment. The absence of a real playful component and the presence of a truly problematic technical level compromise the innumerable possibilities.

DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part 2 concludes the DOOM Slayer saga reiterating the concepts expressed with the previous expansion.

There are some consistent foundations below Warpath, and a presentation that is visually appealing, but its structure is still too tending to the same old free-to-play trap.

Spacebase Startopia is a good strategic game, but with some problems that prevent it from being excellent.

A good arcade game, too bad for excessive repetitiveness.

The new chapter in the series is unfortunately not what we hoped for.

Crash Bandicoot: On the Run! brings back on iOS and Android the endless run genre, delivering a slow-paced, less frantic experience than the great classics.

Kaze and the Wild Masks is a successful tribute to the 90s thanks to its aesthetics and ever-growing gameplay.

Project CARS GO is a disappointing game because it underestimates the ability of mobile devices and even as a drag racer it cannot stand out.

Dandy Ace is all about skill management. Rogue-lite fans should certainly give the game a chance.

Just grab a good friend and go play this amazing coop adventure.

It's incredible to have such a fun and marvelous Monster Hunter on Nintendo Switch.

A good DLC that will make fans happy but does not bring any important innovation.

Quotation forthcoming.

Plants Vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville comes to Nintendo Switch, with a really great conversion.

Kill It With Fire is a pretty unique game. What a pity the mobile version delivers a cumbersome experience due to badly arranged and non-customizable touch controls.

A great management game for Nintendo Switch.

Harvest Moon: One World revolutionizes the series with the portable farm, but it also has many flaws.

It all centers around the simple idea of spin, but it works very well, at least for the first dozens of levels.

A few more hours of gameplay for hardcore fans of the original title.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning finally arrives on Nintendo Switch with a good porting.