There are times when Marvel's Avengers shines in all its glory, be it introspective sequences, small but delicious lines, or absolutely spectacular scenes. The problems of the game are quite clear, but we must keep in mind that in a few months this game could tell us a different story.

Yet another Battle Royale in an already overcrowded market.

Super Bomberman R Online is a good pastime to which you return from time to time to play a match or two.

Dark and obscure, Inmost is maybe one of the saddest game we've seen in recent years but its gloom is mostly concealed in a strange and complex storytelling that make this game very interesting and deep.

Windbound is a personal journey, a rogue-like survival action RPG that you will love or hate.

Unique and charming, moon is an experience not for everyone, but who dares to go beyond its learning curve is going to find a gem beneath the surface.

Surgeon Simulator 2 is still as funny as its predecessor when you have to remove organs and saw arms, but the new puzzle game dynamics simply don't fit.

Tom Clancy's Elite Squad is a game with great potential on paper, which unfortunately has been literally wasted due to the formula chosen by the developers: a very simple gacha with mainly automatic gameplay.

Kandagawa Jet Girls is a lovely game but when it comes to its core mechanic, the jet-ski action, struggles to offer a decent challenge and cannot provide any kind of entertainment.

Vicarious Vision gives old and new players another fantastic remake.

Next Stop Nowhere is a great narrative adventure from Night School Studio, the third in a row after Oxenfree and Afterparty.

Well-thought puzzles that compose a fascinating world: The Last Campfire does almost everything right in these aspects. Maybe it lacks a bit of challenge and unique puzzle design but Ember's Voyage is surely one to live and remember.

Iron Harvest is currently only an expensive early access version. The purchase must be made with the awareness that the single player campaign is the main game mode and that we will have to wait several months for a more refined and rewarding multiplayer experience.

Crusader Kings 3 is a smart sequel to one of the best grand strategy game ever made.

This is not the street football you are looking for.

Gear.Club Unlimited 2 Tracks Edition is fun and entertaining, but it isn't an excellent racing game. Anyway, if you love the genre and your only console is Nintendo Switch, you may consider it.

Robotics! is basically CATS with robots and some awkward new gameplay mechanics. Definitely not a big deal.

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is a clunky release which feels older than it even was in 2003 and plays significantly worse as a multiplayer game.

Kingdom of Heroes: Tactics War is a pretty well-crafted RPG mobile, but it is absolutely standard and generic.

Tell Me Why is a good game but some flaws in the storytelling prevent it from being better.

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions is an imperfect title, a title that shows the side to several problems. However Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions entertained us, amused us and still offers a breath of fresh air in the videogame football scene.

Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time is a simple action game with many weapons and abilities to unlock but very dated level design and graphics.

Wasteland 3 is the perfect evolution of its predecessor, with just minor issues that don't ruin the overall experience: welcome back, Rangers.

No Straight Roads is an absolutely stunning game, featuring tremendous art direction, rock solid storytelling, phenomenal visual style and an incredible soundtrack.

Those who expected a chapter capable of making the classic leap in quality to the series created by Slightly Mad Studios, will probably be disappointed by a clear change in the driving model, which is still pleasant and immediate, although decidedly shallow.

A brilliant cRPG, that got even better in this edition thanks to the many solved bugs and the introduction of an "official" turn based mode during fights.

An amazing and surprising game.

Enormous and deep, EVE Echoes is a real MMO reduced in space and interface to dwell inside a smartphone. However EVE Echoes has also some drift towards pay to win, with its subscription program and micro-transactions.