Three Houses is probably the best Fire Emblem in a long, long time. Intelligent Systems tells a poignant, brutal story which takes a few hours to get to the point but ends up delivering in spades.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood delivers a terrific FPS experience, with a brand new cooperative gameplay and also a brand new approach to level design.

Pro Cycling Manager 2019 brings some interesting new features to its known game modes, but the series definitely needs some lifting.

The game has some interesting mechanics and the combat system is simple and immediate. Sadly there are too many micro-transactions and some of them are connected to pay-to-win logics.

One of the most sofisticated and imaginative games for mobile platforms, Sky wants to fly high but it's stopped by unsuitable touch controls and an inconsistent framerate.

Defector is a fun, adrenalinic and satisfying VR experience. We suggest to play it if you have Oculus.

Basically a modern scrolling beat'em up to play alone but even better with friends, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is exceptionally faithful to the source material, being it comics or movies.

With some new ideas and units, Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble manages to create a decent sequel, despite a campaign that could have been longer.

The interesting artistic aspect can't fully compensate a slow gameplay.

Stranger Things 3: The Game delivers a retro-style experience with many different characters and the same story of the Netflix series' last season, but also simple and uninspiring gameplay.

Teppen is a good but unbalanced card game, whose strong points are the Capcom characters.

Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a carefully studied sequel, full of content and new ideas.

Dr. Mario World delivers a fresh take to the Nintendo series: a nice puzzler with plenty of levels, colorful graphics and a compelling multiplayer mode.

A.O.T. 2: Final Battle upgrades the original edition with several new missions based on the third season of the anime, new weapons and an interesting new game mode, but it's a bit expensive and also comes with the same old flaws.

A chronic lack of contents makes this game really overpriced and so light also for the most loyal fans.

Terraria on Nintendo Switch is the same almost perfect game that has always been.

Forgotton Anne is a beautiful adventure with an anime feel, great atmosphere and story.

Although we would have expected something more, Sea of solitude remains a pleasant and recommended little game.

The Nintendo Switch version of Bloodstained is certainly the worst, for an extraordinary game that deserves more.

It's a remastered with a lot of contents but at the same time it has several problems with the controls and the graphic aspect.

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is better than Pokémon GO and a good insight into the Wizarding World.

Death's Gambit is a beautifully metroidvania game with some souls-like mechanics and a lot of things to do. The graphics consistently impress, and the soundtrack is wonderful.

The level editor present in Super Mario Maker 2 is amazing, better and more refined than the first one. With Nintendo Switch Online, it becomes an-almost-neverending game; without it, the Story Mode isn't enough to buy this title.

A PC-indie success arrives on consoles with a porting faithful to the original, both in its Pros and Cons.

This is a good adventure with a very satisfying investigation system. Sadly its combat mechanics, the variety of the setting and the technical compartment lack quality.

The Last Remnant remastered is a great way to remember the time when jRPG was able to experiment new mechanics.

Samurai Shodown is and will always be an acquired taste, but its a taste that we adore, and its tense matches are still a sight to behold today.

Elsweyr is somewhat interesting to veterans and true fans but lacks the wow factor we would have expected after Summerset and Morrowind. Also, dragons have become dull loot piñatas.