It's clearly a game with many limits, created around a simple idea and with controls that are broken by design, but there could be a lot of fun if you can play with friends or family in local.

Grimvalor is a great metroidvania action RPG, packed with a great atmosphere and an intriguing level design, but also a terrific combat system and many different enemies and bosses to fight with.

Spyder is a nice puzzle adventure with a funny character and lots of different situations for you to overcome using Agent 8's abilities.

Below is an incredible and artistic journey, but not a great rogue-lite. The PS4 version brings the Explore mode: a good way to enjoy the game, but unable to correct its problems.

Planet Zoo: South America Pack is a collection of new items and animals. Planet Zoo fans will definitely like it, but it'll leave everyone else indifferent.

Disney Sorcerer’s Arena is another generic strategic mobile game, only with Disney characters.

Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall tells a very nice story, with some interesting characters, but the game itself is a traditional strategic RPG with lots of paywalls once you complete the first chapters.

Resident Evil 3's first minutes are absolutely stunning, then the game becomes way too normal, unable to push the boundaries of the classic survival horror genre or simply follow the solid steps of the previous remake.

Well designed, inspiring and fun, Final Fantasy VII Remake is a masterpiece start to something new and we can't wait to play more in the future.

Paper Beast is a VR puzzle adventure with several original mechanics and a great atmosphere, but also some very cumbersome controls.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - Campaign Remastered brings back one of the best CoD games in full HD, giving the opportunity to focus once again on its brilliant campaign.

War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius has a two-sided soul: on the surface, it is a good take on the strategy side of the series; on a deeper level, its convoluted structure lead to a pay-to-win mess.

A fun puzzle game with just too many problems.

Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories has arrived, and it has many good ideas; but also a rather lacking technical realization.

Zombie Army Trilogy is a nice collection of zombie shooters, with great atmosphere and a horror movie vibe, but the games didn't age so well and the 30 fps lock on Nintendo Switch feels a bit cumbersome when it comes to controls.

Fun and entertaining, Good Job! is a title to play for its charm and scope, little but well refined. A simple yet great experience.

Shinsekai on Switch is the same good game you can experience on Apple Arcade, but with no significant upgrades and with a higher price tag.

Bleeding Edge is a good hero brawler with a stunning character design and a unique action style system. Unfortunately, the lack of content and an unclear road map are two marks of a predictable falling down.

Some good ideas but with a price too high and with too many limits.

A misstep we really were not expecting from a team whose excellence surprised us during all this generation. Resident Evil 3 is short and inferior to Resident Evil 2 Remake in almost every aspect, and its replayability isn't enough to save it, nor is the addition of Project Resistance to the package.

Just as Half-Life 2 has changed the FPS world forever, Alyx could change the VR world forever.

One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 is one of the best musou you can find right now. With just a few touches to its usual gameplay it gives us an engaging and funny experience, even while being repetitive.

Roundguard is a pretty fun puzzle RPG game inspired by the classic Peggle, with a challenging roguelike gameplay and lots of equipment and abilities to unlock.

Guns, Love and Tentacles brings Borderlands 3 into the horror atmospheres of Lovecraft with his crazy plot. It's a pity for the undertone bosses and the few hours needed to complete it.

There's real depth to be found inside Evil Hunter Tycoon, maybe too much. The ideas are really good and their execution technically fine, but the usability and ultimately the fun it's quite hindered by interface and general design.

Another masterful fighting game by Arc System Works, especially suggested for new players willing to learn this incredibly complicated genre.

The time manipulation mechanics shines on a game with a simple story and a raw ending.

Moons of Madness debuts on PlayStation 4: a great first-person horror videogame, with an excellent conversion.