Sackboy is back with a very colorful and happy vengeance. While the Create option has been dropped, Sackboy has gained a third dimension. On his quest to stop the evil Vex, Sackboy travels through almost lifelike crafted worlds full of perils. While Sackboy himself hasn't learned many new tricks, his enemies and the environment have, resulting in a diverse journey that is a treat to undertake.

Shadow Fight Arena is a solid fighting game, with excellent graphics and a multiplayer-based structure that immediately turns out to be very solid, thanks to the fast matchmaking and the lack of latency issues.

An immortal game returns in a nice remastered version.

Seems like a blast from the past, but its structure is almost eternal, so it's simply not aged at all. The question is: after all these years, is there still the will to cut fruits?

Destiny 2: Beyond Light is the beginning of something great, the beginning of a probably radiant cycle that looks to the glories of the future by answering the dark questions of the past.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War comes to PC with superior graphic detail and advanced effects, but also a solid ray tracing implementation and very smooth performances thanks to DLSS 2.0 resampling.

Farming Simulator 19 Premium Edition is back, in its definitive edition: ready to cultivate fields?

Still addictive as ever, but some of the new features don't seem so convincing.

A3: Still Alive delivers a potentially solid mobile MMORPG experience, thanks to some great graphics and an interesting battle royale mode, but artistically the game is pretty derivative and when it comes to gameplay it's weak and clumsy.

It's the same excellent strategy game we started to love four years ago: touch controls are great and graphics are ok, but watch out for the requirements because it might not work on older devices.

Just Dance 2021 is back: few innovations, but many new songs.

Perhaps it would have been better to aim for something smaller and more manageable instead of engaging in the creation of a vast but empty world.

The formula is well established by now, given the two chapters before, but Reigns: Beyond manages to surprise and entertain thanks to its radically new setting, with its good "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" vibes.

The same good rally game, with a surprising use of the Dualsense.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity isn't just a step forward in the musou genre, but also a respectful, thrilling hack'n'slash hybrid which builds on the Breath of the Wild lore and delivers some truly epic moments.

Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle isn't badly done, but it quickly extinguishes all enthusiasm, resulting in repetitive and bite-free.

Badlanders tries to renew the traditional battle royale formula by offering an experience based mainly on collecting loot rather than killing other players, but the game seems extremely derivative in many aspects.

Tetris Effect: Connected is what Tetris Effect should have been in the first place: a fantastic puzzle mixed with an astonishing audiovisual experience that can now finally be shared with other players.

Godfall is a fun looter shooter but it has too many flaws and lacks consistency and coherence to go beyond sufficiency.

A winter trip to Japan that will make all The Sims 4 fans happy.

A worthy upgrade on the old gen version for both graphics and contents, but still relying too much on microtransactions.

Sniper Elite 4 works fine on Nintendo Switch, with a stable frame rate and nice graphics when it comes to landmarks. The campaign can be completed a little too quickly, but gives you a lot of freedom thanks to the open maps.

A simple and elegant game; a fascinating experience.

Observer System Redux represents a solid and visible improvement over the original: therefore, a worthwhile upgrade.

A remake of stellar quality that could have been a masterpiece with a bit of bravery on Bluepoint's side.

The cloud version of Control for Nintendo Switch represents on the one hand a fantastic opportunity, on the other hand, an experiment with clear pros and cons, capable of a more or less valid experience depending on the quality and stability of the connection.

Alike Studio brings back the Bring You Home's concept with some tweaks and a deep tuning: the result is another good puzzle that feels somehow like the old one but also fresh and new.

Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory is a decent rhythm game with a huge compilation of tracks to play, however the repetitive stages, the lackluster content and the poor RPG features are disappointing.