Yakuza 0 comes to Xbox One with a great story, deep characters, awesome fights and a wonderful '80s vibe across two different environments full of subquests and activities.

DoTA Underlords has a confusing interface and it is too much unbalanced to work properly.

One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows is an action based on the famous anime and manga; unfortunately the Spike Chunsoft's game has more flaws than good points.

Metro redux is yet another great AAA porting for Nintendo Switch. Apart of some technical compromises, it's capable of excellent hours of fun and bullets.

There are many interesting points in Soul Axiom Rebooted, starting from its original environment and narrative background, but also some flaws, that unfortunately come from its puzzle design.

A strange mix between realism and arcade that simply doesn’t work.

Conglomerate 451 is a good game with some limits but capable of effectively masking them.

Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection is a must have if you either love Mega Man or never played some of the best games in the franchise.

There's clearly a real commitment in Jon Hare's will to commemorate the classic 90s style for soccer games, and many ideas in Sociable Soccer are interesting and well executed. However we're still pretty far from the glory of the old Sensible Soccer.

Quotation forthcoming.

Hunt: Showdown delivers a deep, hardcore PvPvE shooter experience. In terms of atmosphere, lore and sound design the game really stands out, but the console version has to deal with some issues.

If you liked the original, you should definitely take the DLC, too.

Amazingly, the possibility of creating new combinations brings the third game almost at the same level of the fifth in some fight. True, from a technical perspective Capcom could have done more, but this remains a fantastic addition to any Switch library.

Inside the usual structure of the mobile management game, Overdrive City is a sort of celebration of car culture that can be much appreciated by motorsport enthusiasts.

Quotation forthcoming.

Flirting with delicate subjects, The Suicide of Rachel Foster manages without excessive pathos to tell us a gripping and disturbing story. It sometimes turns the player into an inactive spectator, perhaps a little too much, but we enjoyed exploring this decaying hotel that holds a major place in the game. The adventure is not very long, but it's long enough to become attached to the characters.

Kentucky Route Zero is one of the deepest and fundamental experiences of the decade.

Grand Mountain Adventure is a game about ski and snowboard made by skiers and snowboarders. This is something that you can feel all the time playing with this fantastic open world game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate adds some interesting content to the game, with new story missions, characters and modes.

An incredible experience for those with the right motivations.

Shadowgun War Games is a great hero shooter, with some nice characters and abilities, excellent graphics and almost perfect touch controls.

Street Fighter V: Champion Edition delivers the definitive experience for Capcom's beat'em up with 40 characters, 32 stages and over 200 costumes.

Darksiders Genesis is a low budget, low priced full fledged title with a lenghty campaign and some impressive setpieces, tons of collectibles and a surprisingly deep combat system.

Snack World is a repetitive and rough dungeon crawler which kids will love; adults and fans of the genre not so much.

Free of loot boxes and microtransactions, Butter Royale is a battle royale for everyone which might be a little too simple to last for a great amount of time.

Coffee Talk is a decent coffee that you forget as soon as you leave the bar.

G.I. Joe: War On Cobra is a well crafted mobile game and it has some interesting mechanics, but all its micro-transactions and grinding hinders its true potential.