Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled is the remake of the first PlayStation's racing game, now he's back on PlayStaion 4 in better shape than ever.

Chaosbane has a good structure and can count on the charm of the Warhammer universe, but contents are missing and there are lots of bugs.

There are some good ideas and an interesting mood inside a nice envelop, but Very Little Nightmares doesn't do enough to keep things interesting and ultimately falls a little flat.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance - A Woman's Lot is the best DLC for Warhorse's RPG; the one to try.

Collection of Mana is a deep dive in the ocean of nostalgia with the added bonus of Trials of Mana, one of the best game in the genre finally localized now that a remake is on the way.

Judgment tells a great story with solid characters and plenty of missions, side quests and activities that will keep you engaged for a very long time.

Contra Anniversary Collection offers a decent selection of classic episodes, even though there are several alternative versions of the same games.

Toki is back: the gameplay and the plot are the same as ever, but all the other aspects have been updated to the current generation.

Cadence of Hyrule is the best unexpected spin-off that we could hope.

This is the exact same game we already played on Switch: ideas, mechanics and gameplay that suffer when put all together in the same game.

Five Nights at Freddy’s VR: Help Wanted is by far the best entry in the series, but that doesn’t mean it’s a great game overall, nor a game suited for everyone: even with VR, it’s still a love it or hate it matter.

MotoGP 19 is a solid racer with plenty of options to make the experience more immediate or realistic. The game is richer in content than last year's iteration and comes with an improved AI, but still runs at 30 fps instead of 60.

Godzilla Defense Force is a very, very simple RTS game with plenty of monsters to fight, five different maps and lots of units, upgrades and cards to unlock.

Druidstone: The Secret of the Menhir Forest is not a bad game, but it has nothing really new to thrill you.

Persona Q2 is more of the same but it's very good at it. With an ensemble cast of 20+ characters, some clever dungeons and a robust combat system, Persona Q2 is a beautiful farewell by Atlus.

Assetto Corsa Competizione is an amazing simulator. However, some problems prevent the game from reaching votes of total excellence. In a few months we will probably have a perfect title.

Super Cane Magic ZERO is a crazy action RPG based on dogs, wizards and more dogs.

There is and can be seen the touch of strategic veterans, but it is too little to save Conan Unconquered from mediocrity: a game that lacks content and is technically dated. A good opportunity lost.

A great VR experience that combines fun and high production values.

Fun and engaging, with some new ideas: a refreshing Resident Evil for every fan, all in portable mode on Switch.

Pathologic 2 is a visionary and narratively powerful video game, but at the same time is edgy and full of systems that do everything to frustrate the player.

Despite being a masterpiece, Resident Evil 4 on Switch suffers from medium resolution and inconsistent framerate. Capcom could've handle things a little better.

A fantastic game after years, Switch can finally be proud of a good port, capable of recreating all the atmosphere and magic of the father of the survival horror genre.

Observation is a narrative driven game with a great storytelling, made by the Stories Untold studio.

The winning formula does not change: this is what the boys of Blooper must have thought that, after the excellent commercial success of the first Layers of Fear, they have slavishly replicated the structure with some more interactivity.

Everybody's Golf VR is hands down one of the most immersive sports game ever made: however, it demands some true dedication to be mastered and it's really poor on content, so it's hard to recommend it to everybody as the title suggests.

Castlevania Anniversary Collection includes the first, classic episodes of the series for both nostalgics and retrogaming enthisiasts, packed with a pretty complete e-book containing lots of informations and images.

Deep and engaging, Redout is heir of the Wipeout legacy in a good way: not just for its aesthetics but for the commitment it requires just to handle the ship on its tortuous tracks.