Plants Vs. Zombies: The Battle of Neighborville marks the return of the serie, in its greatest chapter ever.

Stela is a competent but somewhat insipid clone of Limbo and Inside: it has its moments, but is also dragged down by slippery controls and questionable design choices.

Ring Fit Adventure delivers a simple but funny fitness experience, with a traditional RPG feel and many exercises you can do by using a surprisingly accurate ring device.

It's easy to dismiss Cat Quest 2 as an over-simplified RPG for youngsters, but this is actually a good adaptation of the hack and slash action RPG on a touch screen.

The Alliance Alive is a charming JRPG with interesting characters, a gripping story and colorful visuals. Unfortunately, the combat system features many unique dynamics that never really shine and some uneven boss fights.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes brings on PS4 the same, solid hack & slash experience of the Nintendo Switch version, packed with crazy characters and bosses.

Redout: Space Assault delivers a simple, immediate on-rail arcade shooter experience, but we expected more from the game.

Pilgrims is a quirky, fun and artistically charming little adventure which pushes players to play over and over again to discover all its possible combinations.

As clunky as it is, Gundam Battle Operation 2 is the most realistic and faithful adaptation of Mobile Suit combat.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint looks like a different game on PC thanks to higher resolution, nicer visual effects and the chance to get a 60 fps gameplay that dramatically improves the overall experience.

Shadowkeep is an interesting expansion but poor in content. We look forward to seeing what the next few months will bring, hoping that Bungie will be able to keep his promises.

The Witcher 3 on Nintendo Switch is a miracle. Despite some technical limitations and a "cinematic" frame rate, playing in portable mode seems almost hard to believe.

Bleak Sword delivers a fresh take to the action RPG genre, with an interesting combat system and many different enemies to fight.

Quotation forthcoming.

One year later, Frostpunk is still a very interesting game. On console too.

Dead by Daylight is a good horror multiplayer game with good ideas, but the conversion is terrible.

It' not easy to evaluate Dear Esther now, after seven years and with all the changes that this very game has also helped to bring in the videogame environment. It feels like an ancient relic: still charming and haunting, but also inevitably outmoded.

Call of Cthulhu is back on Nintendo Switch, with a very good porting: get ready for an adventure inspired by the tales of Lovecraft.

Valfaris is a masterful game, a wild ride that inherits the spirit of the great shooters of the past and offers it to the glorious gods of metal.

Limited number of cars, tracks not always inspired and non-existent management section prevent Codemasters' driving game from having a strong personality.

John Wick Hex is a fun tie-in that fall on depth and progression in mechanics, never managing to win the heart of the player.

Concrete Genie is a very special game, a white fly in the current landscape but, on balance, it fails to emerge in the best way.

We were hoping to have something new in terms of contents. However it's the exact same game from 10 years ago with all of its pros and cons.

A beautiful experiment with brilliant mechanics and lovable characters, that falls short of exellence due to some naivety in the level design and the general progression.

It might not be a proper pocket-sized XCOM, but Spaceland is a competent strategy game, even if a bit rough around the edges.

Asphalt 9: Legends is a great arcade racer for Nintendo Switch, with a huge single player career, awesome graphics and a local multiplayer mode via split-screen.

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is an enjoyable puzzle-platform, suitable for everyone.

Magic: The Gathering Arena is the perfect digital version of the real Magic with all the pros and the cons. It's complex, very deep and extremely addictive but it requires to spend a lot of real money to be competitive.