An amazing entry in the series that incarnates everything that made the Devil May Cry series amazing. It's still not perfect, and even with its extreme replayability some more content would have been appreciated, but any action game fan will go crazy for this gem.

Car Mechanic Simulator on Nintendo Switch cannot be compared to its PC version. It is just a porting from the mobile version, which can be freely downloaded on both Android and iOS.

Brillantly written and well crafted, Guildmaster Story is a real pleasure to read and play, but its puzzle design is a little shallow.

The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame attempts at changing the formulaic nature of the franchise but ultimately fails by delivering a repetitive and tedious gameplay structure with a cheap effort on visuals and storytelling.

Immortal Rogue delivers a unique roguelike hack 'n' slash experience, packed with some nice retro graphics and a great atmosphere.

Nier: Automata GOTY is the last and best way to play and live one of the most important games over the last ten years.

Dead or Alive 6 delivers a nice, traditional single player experience, but the online multiplayer mode lacks important options and suffers from frequent lag spikes.

Ape Out is an unusual action title with interesting visuals and an original sound approach. It’s fun to play, but it could have been deeper in his gaming structure.

The Textorcist mix three genres to offer an original and difficult gameplay.

Anthem is a white canvas for BioWare. Its future is all about content and the quality of its story.

Devotion is short and intense, able to tell a deep story in an original and touching way.

Trials Rising brings back the classic feelings of the franchise after the disappointing Trials of the Blood Dragon.

Conarium is a horror adventure inspired by the stories of H. P. Lovecraft, but also too linear and with trivial puzzles.

Linn: Path of the Orchards delivers a pretty unique puzzle platform experience, visually charming, where you have to figure out how to solve each mission using both strategy and fast reflexes.

Yakuza Kiwami for PC is a solid, compelling, visually-stunning action experience, packed with lots of missions and sub-missions, spectacular characters, different fighting styles and vicious villains you'll love to hate.

Stellaris: Console Edition is a good porting of one of the best strategy game from Paradox. Using a game controller to play with it is not like using the mouse and the keyboard, but the game is vast and incredibly deep, immensely detailed and highly enjoyable.

Almost 20 years later, Final Fantasy IX is still one of the best JRPGs ever made. Nevertheless, the Switch port still inherits the many flaws from the mobile, PC and PS4 versions.

Tetris 99 founds its strength on the simple and addictive structure of the original puzzle, but succeeds in bringing something new and exciting with the addition of the battle royale structure.

DiRT Rally 2.0 feels absolutely great with the wheel between your hands. It's a pity that it doesn't have more content.

Modern Combat: Blackout did a great job on mobile back in 2014, but the game doesn't look and feel as good on Nintendo Switch four years and a half later.

Quotation forthcoming.

Sunless Skies is a worthy sequel to Sunless Seas, which maintains the main features by improving certain aspects such as the user interface and the combat system.

Simple and addictive, Super Fowlst works very well on mobile platform, even if its controls can be quite irritating.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance – Band of Bastards is a short DLC formed by some well written quests.

Jump Force is shallow through and through. We feel only some fans will find it fun for a few hours but they will eventually drop it too.

The single player campaign of Crackdown 3 and its multiplayer betray the troubled development of this game. The final result is patchy and not convincing.

Far Cry: New Dawn takes us into a post-apocalyptic Montana, which is fascinating and insidious at the same time. The story is nice, but the evil twins aren't as good of a collective nemesis as the previous one was and the RPG elements don't feel solid as they should.

Translating civil unrest with all its implications into a videogame was not easy. Unfortunately RIOT manages to do that only in part, lacking in narrative and struggling to explain its complex situations to the player.