Metro Exodus is a good first person shooter, one of a kind we don't see very often on the market. It has a couple of flaws, the AI above all, but it's the perfect conclusion of Artyom's odyssey.

Quotation forthcoming.

Apex Legends is probably the best battle royale out there: a competitive free-to-play shooter with very nice characters, each with different abilities, a huge map and a great gameplay.

Civilization 6: Gathering Storm is a good expansion with content targeted to the final part of the game.

Revolve8 is a solid RTS with plenty of beautiful characters, nice maps and sound. It's also way too similar to Clash Royale, so if you played for dozens of hours with Supercell's blockbuster you could get tired very fast.

PC Building Simulator is only for PC maniacs.

Fast and engaging, the simple concept of falling indefinitely in a deep abyss shooting from your feet proves to be still a strange but perfect base for an addictive shooter.

Unruly Heroes fits well in the new wave of artistic 2D platform games led by Rayman and shines among them with a peculiar charme. It structure isn't quite well developed as its graphics, but it is undoubtedly a pleasure to play and watch.

Quotation forthcoming.

Observer is a cyberpunk horror game with great story and atmosphere, a nice audio design and some interesting puzzles, but also poor graphics on Nintendo Switch.

Etrian Odyssey Nexus is the most refined entry in the series and a perfect love letter to fans who have played the franchise through the years.

Tacticool is a solid multiplayer-based shooter. Completely free to play, the game offers excellent touch controls, engaging gameplay, lots of weapons to unlock and upgrade, nice maps and a rich progression system.

Alien: Blackout has some good ideas, but a shallow and repetitive gameplay is a limit that can't be ignored. For fans only.

Humorous and silly, yet deep and logical in its themes and puzzles, The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 remains one of the best adventure games of the new wave that has led the comeback of this genre in the latest years.

Astroneer is a limited but attractive survival game, a little colorful charm that shines in terms of crafting, vehicles, exploration and cooperative.

Monster Energy Supercross 2 is a sequel that doesn't add much to the original title. The driving system is quite fun but physics is still too unrealistic.

When Ski Lifts Go Wrong is a quiet funny game to play. The physics of the facilities is quite convincing, but we would expected a better character’s control system.

A strategic that scrupulously respects the lore of Warhammer 40,000, but at the same time puts too much meat on fire. Among the pros we mention the excellent graphic rendering, the large number of units and the tactical depth.

It's a brilliant, and sometimes brutal, fantasy transposition of the Advance Wars formula, that was obviously created with loads of love and respect for the original series. While not perfectly balanced at times, nor particularly innovative, it's still a great strategy game.

Angry Birds Dream Blast is a simple puzzle game with colorful graphics, nice characters and plenty of missions.

I Am Monster is a very simple game with colorful, stunning graphics and a nice set of monsters and abilities to unlock, but also an aggressive freemium model with even a monthly fee to get items and a faster progression.

The Hong Kong Massacre mixes the mood of John Woo's hardboiled films with a gameplay inspired by Hotline Miami.

Guacamelee! 2 on Xbox One is the same fun and well designed game that we already know.

In the era of a giant of the racing arcade genre like Forza Horizon 4, play such a limited and poor title like The Grand Tour is really disappointing.

Resident Evil 2 is an excellent remake, faithful to the original game but with a modern twist in terms of graphics and gameplay.

Kingdom Hearts III might look chaotic and confusing both in battles and narrative but it is simply gorgeous and delivers most of the answers and closure fans have been waiting for.

Quotation forthcoming.

Life is Strange 2: Episode Two - Rules carries forward the narration of the first chapter, introducing new characters and focusing on the personalities of the protagonists.