The Sojourn is based on an interesting concept, although the game has some narrative limitations. The puzzles are nice and pleasant to solve, but in some phases a greater level of challenge would have been better.

LEGO Brawls is one of the funniest classic action game on Apple Arcade right now, but only if you use a controller.

Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair is a solid and fun platform. The new gameplay formula solves some of the main issues that plagued the previous episode.

Malestrom is a battle royale characterized by frenetic rhythms and good tactical depth. Given the youth it is a bit poor in content and has some bugs, but overall it is a good F2P.

Hot Lava is a funny platformer with a parkour vibe, some nice characters and a lot of missions. It must be played with a Bluetooth controller, however: touch controls don't work as they should, making the game even more frustrating.

Warsaw has some good idea in it, but fails to delivers them in an appropriate way.

As a metroidvania kind of game which empathizes exploration instead of action, Shinsekai: Into the Depths it's not a game for everybody, but it sure hits the spot.

Mario Kart Tour is a fun – and free – racing game. It's always online, and it never lags. But characters and karts aren't varied as usual, there are too many elements to buy, and its control system is simple, but not intuitive.

Oceanhorn 2 is an impressive achievement in terms of graphics, environments and overall quality, improving the experience of the first episode in many ways.

What the Golf? is the perfect game for everyone and one of the bast game on Apple Arcade.

Sniper Elite 3 Ultimate Edition brings the classic formula of Rebellion's franchise to Nintendo Switch, with all of its strenghts and weaknesses.

Where Cards Fall is easily one of the most charming puzzle game on Apple Arcade.

Mutazione has a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere and talks about nature and spirituality. Nevertheles is very limited in terms of gameplay and interaction.

Honestly we were extremely disappointed with Overland, from which we expected much more than a frustrating survival game.

It's always suspicious when you read the expression "it's an experience, more than a game" but you can't really divert from that phrase when talking about Sayonara Wild Hearts.

Code Vein on PlayStation 4 is a hybrid between an action-RPG and a Soulslike, but a valid one.

Dragon Quest XI is excellent through and through. It's fun and engaging, it's simple yet deep, it tells an intriguing story. It looks wonderful on Switch, sounds even better with the new synphonic soundtrack and tackles even more content than before.

Saint Seiya Awakening is a nice strategic RPG that brings the whole Knights of the Zodiac series on your mobile device.

Ni No Kuni is still an extraordinary JRPG, which does not pay the weight of time. If you are still not tired of the work of Level 5 and Studio Ghibli, keep an eye on it.

Borderlands 3 is the best that Gearbox could do while maintaining the iconic gameplay without revolutionizing. Now we are waiting for the future of the series.

Rayman Mini is a fun little platformer, even if a little bit uninspired.

The Surge 2 improves some of the elements of the first episode but apparently worsen others. However, the soulslike formula still works and there are plenty of enemies to fight.

Contra: Rogue Corps moves away from the tradition of the franchise. The new formula is too derivative, reveals various problems and has generally a lower quality.

Link's Awakening is still, after 26 years, an almost perfect adventure. It's also a well-balanced Zelda with the same amount of action, exploration and puzzle-solving. Sadly, the framerate is unstable, and the Chamber Dungeons minigame deserved more care.

FIFA 20 doesn't make any revolution and maintains the philosophy adopted by the series in recent years, smoothing out some mechanics of its predecessor which were abused last year. Volta is an interesting alternative to traditional gameplay.

The best NBA 2K game so far when on the court, with a strong career mode. Microtransactions are still an issue in some game modes.

Daymare: 1998 is the Resident Evil no one has asked, but that every survival horror fan will love to play.

Blasphemous is a strange metroidvania that does not innovate and put all of his power on narration and lore.