Vane is an utterly disappointing debut from Friend & Foe: a cryptic adventure that tries to hide behind an evocative graphic style some severe game design issues. A boring, slow, irritating and ultimately forgettable experience.

Onimusha is still a good action game, that run smoothly on PC and give us an hope for a new brand title.

Neither newcomers nor long time Ace Combat fans will be disappointed by Skies Unknown.

Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes is an incredible journey into the visionary mind of Suda51, an indie experience with solid gameplay mechanics and lots of surprises.

A good concept and a nice gameplay are the basis of Aftercharge, a team based first person shooter that could shine with a good support and more contents.

Quotation forthcoming.

Bury Me, My Love remains an impactful experience and a story that must be read and lived, but the original form is surely better.

Tales of Vesperia is now 10 years old and clearly outdated in some aspects but the stellar cast, simple combat mechanics and charming cel shading eventually win you over.

These aren't exceptional games, but they remain great platformers. And the universal multiplayer works really well with Switch's joy-cons. We recommend New Super Mario Bros U. Deluxe to everyone that hasn't played the original titles.

With improvements on both technical and gameplay aspects, The Last Remnant Remastered shines a new light on Square-Enix underappreciated jewel.

PUBG arrives of PlayStation 4 with the best console version avaliable, but the same control issues.

Quotation forthcoming.

We had to wait a little bit to see Warhammer: Vermintide 2 on PS4, but it was worth it. Fatshark's co-op action game is frantic and compelling as always thanks to many new enemies, huge maps with some interesting design choices and a solid progression.

Last Year: The Nightmare shows a good potential, but is desperately needs additional content.

Book of Demons is a big tribute to Diablo.

Borderlands 2 VR is a stripped down version of a six year old game which has simply nothing to share with virtual reality. And at a full price, too.

You should buy Nippon Marathon only if you are looking for something to play during an evening with your friends, and then forget about it.

Desert Child delivers some nice retro-style graphics and a great soundtrack, but the game becomes repetitive and grindy very soon.

There aren't many competitors in the fishing game genre on Nintendo Switch, so Bass Pro Shops: The Strike - Championship Edition may have some attractive, but it is pretty far from being really compelling.

Brawl Stars is a nice surprise for all the Supercell fans out there: a solid twin stick shooter with a competitive soul, four nice game modes and a set of beautiful characters to unlock and upgrade.

It's still a solid game but Hearthstone lacks of some serious innovation and this expansion is just a little more of the same. No real new meta and too few new ideas makes this expansion irrelevant.

Beat Saber is an exhilarating experience which boosts excellent music and makes great use of the VR. It's so good we just wish it had more content to sink our teeth into.

Obviously derivative in all of its elements, Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem stands above many others strategic RPG of this genre only because of its extraordinary cast, and it's not a little thing.

Cabela’s Hunt is a really simple hunting game, too simple to add something significant to the hunting genre or the Switch library.

Below is an incredibile and artistic journey, but not a great rogue lite.

Gris is a sublime experience, which deserves to be lived as such. It is more a piece of art than a game.

Ashen is one of the best soulslike experiments, but again, From Software is still hard to beat.

Chuchel is a surprising game, with wonderful characters and lots of different puzzles to solve while we follow the misadventures of a couple of strange, funny monsters.