Immortal Legacy: The Jade Cipher is a decent shooter with some adventure elements and a surprisingly long campaign, but also cumbersome controls and mediocre graphics.

Staxel is Minecraft + Stardew Valley with less narrative and less fun.

The first of the Anniversary Collections seems, sadly, like a typical product of the new Konami: rushed and bare-bones, although many of its classics still have all their charm.

Dragon's Dogma on Nintendo Switch is a good conversion for one of the best action RPG of recent years.

World War Z successfully recreates the most spectacular scenes of the movie. The co-op experience works well but it's a bit short and doesn't add anything fresh to the genre.

Mortal Kombat 11 could be fighting game perfection: the mechanics are a brilliant step up from the past iterations, the story mode is spectacular and exciting but we're appalled by the Krypt: a dispersive and boring mess, that hides most vanity items under hours of tedious grinding.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Cuphead is one of the most entertaining and charismatic titles of recent years: the porting on Nintendo Switch convinced everyone.

Random and repetitive as it can be, it's incredible how Out There: Omega The Alliance abduct the player inside the desperation of exploration in the deep space.

Actually, Anno 1800 is one of the best city builder on the market, way better than its two predecessors.

An unusual sim that asks player to grow a weed empire.

My Time At Portia is a valid hybrid between RPG and animal crossing, full of surprises.

Zanki Zero: Last Beginning is a very particular Japanese-style RPG, in first person with a strongly symbolic atmosphere.

Dangerous Driving is a nostalgic tribute to the racing arcade tradition from the creators of the legendary Burnout series. It’s immediate, fast and quiet fun, but also a little rough.

Eastshade is a little gem: a game without violence built around painting and the curiosity to discover beauty.

Visuals are rough, interface is clunky and the game is not really updated to the latest expansion pack, however there is a lot to love if you are a fan of the franchise and the tactical gameplay is surprisingly deep.

The Princess Guide is cute and fun for a few minutes before becoming a messy grind of mechanics, systems and features the game never really explain.

In high definition the game losses part of his charm, but this trilogy is still one of the best visual novel ever arrived in the west.

Space Junkies delivers a simple, fun multiplayer VR shooter experience with nice controls and a good variety in terms of weapons and game modes. The problem is there's only a few people out there to play with.

New game modes and additions to Road to the Show, along with a revamped defending system make MLB The Show 19 worth its price, even if you bought its predecessor one year ago.

Outward has two natures: there is the hardcore role-playing game capable to engage the player, but there is also one of the crudest titles of the year.

There's some fun to in the intuitive and basic combat system of Super Brawl Universe, but ultimately it's all too simplistic to be interesting after a short period.

Game of Gods is a fun, solid tower defense with nice touch controls and graphics, plenty of powers to unlock and a good progression system.

There are the fundamentals of the good old run and gun here in Cure Hunters, and all is crafted with a certain cure, but ultimately its roguelike elements seems more a limit than a good design idea.

Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon EVERY BUDDY! is misleading: it looks cute and charming but it can also be brutal and punishing.

Final Fantasy VII is a legendary RPG who really deserves your attention if you never played it before. It feels clunky at times and the Switch porting has some issues which should have been fixed by now.

Despite some graphical assets from the past, Darksiders's gameplay structure manages to face nowadays standard with some clever game design and a deep, engaging combat system. Switch adds its portable mode to the deal.