Battlefield 1 has some new great features, for example the War Stories for the single-player and Operations for the multi. The gameplay is brilliant, but fast, and sometimes seems not so integrated with the atmosphere of the Great War. Despite of some minor technical problems on the multiplayer, the game is graphically marvelous and the soundrtrack is as well.

No need to reinvent the wheel when you have a fast combat system, a good algorithm and a lovely artistic design: this is why Dead Cells has become one of the best habits of this summer. Don't miss it it you loved any Castlevania game ever made.

The first part of Final Fantasy 7 Remake deepens the structure of Midgar, the story and the characters of the original game, but leaves the players with too many questions about the future and the structure of next episodes.

So much value for a small price. Even those who think that the undead business is annoying should try this one, as Rockstar really delivers something unique and exhilarating to spend your time with.

Pokémon Black and White is the pokémon experience you've been waiting for since Gold and Silver. Astonishing.

Some will say it's a "conservative" game, others that there's nothing new about it, some that it's a good game and nothing more. But all of them will spend hundreds of hours into it, and believe us, they will have fun. A lot of it.

Brilliant, funny and unique, Reigns is the symbolic marriage between Tinder, a roguelike, a business simulation game, and Game of Thrones.

Pokemon X / Y is, undoubtedly, the evolution of the species. The latest work by Game Freak fits into one of the most solid structures ever created on the handheld console, in a series that needed important innovations to dispose of the outdated mechanics. One of the best chapters since the very first adventures of the series.

Street Fighter V Arcade Edition is the best way to jump into the world of one of the best fighting games in history.

Guacamelee is an amazing Metroidvania game, a real tribute to old style game filled with references and funny easter eggs. One of the best PS Vita titles so far.

Sea of Stars sits on the same throne occupied by Chained Echoes. This new wave of JRPGs is the perfect example of what the genre needs and what it needs to get rid of. A new Renaissance has begun.

Astral Chain is undoubtedly the most complex work from Platinum Games, and at the same time one of the most eclectic and distinctive in the history of the Osaka studio.

Seems like Square Enix has finally found a way to give value to its enormous catalogues of great JRPGs: after Live a Live and Tactics Ogre Reborn, Star Ocean Second Story R marks the third successful entry in this newfound current of remakes. A great journey for both veterans of the genre and newcomers.

Dirt 3 will please the fan of the brand, bestowing them with a lot of content, quality graphics and phisycs simulation. It's not a simulation though, and some bugs and lack of polish sometimes spoil the overall formula. The interesting multiplayer modes add variety to the mix, and will grant you a lot of fun beyond the career itself.

Crypt of the Necrodancer is a very original and very funny game that kept us glued to the screen for several hours and that lends itself well to be played and replayed, even for short sessions.

Guilty Gear Strive is the best looking fighting game in a long time and its captivating and layered gameplay is absolutely engaging.

Vengeance is for Shin Megami Tensei V what Royal was for Persona 5 some years ago: the best possible version of one of the more refined and fascinating JRPGs of the last decade. This is the version to choose if you haven't played it before and the one to replay if you've already dived into the original title.

Pokèmon Sun is everything we wanted from this pokèmon generation. New mechanics, Alola Forms and Z Moves are the new great changes to the metagame and make this game excellent.

One of the best fighting games arrives on Switch. The only problem was the server, with only a few players populating the online modes.

Everyone who calls himself a videogamer should try the Heavy Rain experience. Such a fresh and innovative point of view on home entertainment could give birth to an entire new genre. Technically superb, provided with a good story and an interesting control system, Quantic Dream's new title is really a twist in the videogaming culture. Still, some minor issues and a limited interactivity do not allow to praise it with full marks.

Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is a love letter to SEGA’s classic saga, blending old and new in a masterful 2D hack ’n slash. Challenging, rewarding, and packed with secrets and style, it’s a must-play for action fans and a hopeful spark for a new SEGA renaissance.

Housemarque didn't make Returnal 2. They did something harder and, in many ways, more beautiful: they looked their previous game straight in the eye, acknowledged its flaws, and fixed them one by one without losing a single piece of what made it special. Saros knows exactly what it wants to be from the very first second, and every design decision proves it.

An absolute masterpiece, brought to us in a brighter and more complete version than the poor one seen years ago on PSX. Deep, engaging, with a mature plot and a near-endless customization level.

Pikmin 4 is simply the biggest, most ambitious and good-looking title of the franchise yet: it offers the well known and loved gameplay of the series with a lot of twists and surprises, and at least three times the content squeezed in Pikmin 3. Definitely a must play for Switch owners.

Spectacular, with an epic story and astonishing graphics: and yet, Final Fantasy XVI forgets what is really important for the series. It's impossibile to create a build and there's nothing important left for you to manage through the menus. Proper RPG options are gone, dungeons are just banal corridors, players are forced to play the entire game in easy mode and you can beat the game with literally no effort. There's a decent base for the future, but it's not enough to see a real rebirth for the saga.

Gran Turismo 7 embraces the career mode and presents a whole new aesthetics for menus and competitions. Nevertheless, it is a game that refuses the modernity and chooses to be identical to the first GT in terms of AI inconsistency.

Dirt 3 will please the fan of the brand, bestowing them with a lot of content, quality graphics and phisycs simulation. It's not a simulation though, and some bugs and lack of polish sometimes spoil the overall formula. The interesting multiplayer modes add variety to the mix, and will grant you a lot of fun beyond the career itself.

Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 is a collection that many will dislike by default due to a series of choices made by Nintendo, which have nothing to do with the quality of the games themselves or the restoration work carried out. Despite a visual department that in some circumstances begins to show signs of aging, this is a pair of unmissable productions for anyone who has never had the chance to experience them in their best possible form.

It's a well crafted strategy game, even if a little bit too inspired to Starcraft. If you like real time strategy, this is the choice for your smartphone.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is one of the best adventures in the series, capable of recreating the great atmosphere of the early days and offering players a story that fits well into the timeline. However, the first person perspective makes it lose much of the dynamism we would expect from an Indiana Jones game.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is an incredible fighting game, with a rock-solid and spectacular combat-system, and the unique Dragon Ball Universe behind it. Competitive and fun, except for the not so brilliant story mode, is an absolute must-have for both the fans of the saga and the fighting game lovers.

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is an amazing remake that gives new life to a 26 year old game, with a brilliant art style and a perfect progression tied to the finding and the use of accessories. The only technical flaws are represented by some frame rate issues during the transition from one area to another.

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Immortality is Sam Barlow's masterpiece, a great drama that revolves around life meaning and the real role of art.

Angry Birds Rio is a wonderful more of the same: if you're a fan of Rovio's birds, Rio won't let you down.

So much value for a small price. Even those who think that the undead business is annoying should try this one, as Rockstar really delivers something unique and exhilarating to spend your time with.

PC version of Max Payne 3 is the best one. Rockstar used DirectX 11 and Rage Engine very well. Consoles comes out defeated.

Marvel's Spider-Man is a huge tribute to the superhero. The original story is written around him and has great moments. It's somehow slow at the beginning and the game design is not original, but from the second act it starts to gain strength and at the end has the right climax to make the entire game succeed.

Okami HD re-enacts on PS4 and Xbox One one of the most courageous and inspired game of the PS2 generation. An adventure that fuses Shinto mythology and and Japanese folklore into a "Zelda" structure, to develop a great painted legend. If the brush-based gameplay has aged very well, others minigames and some camera angles make evident it's a PS2 game. If you've never played Okami on previous consoles, you should buy it at once; if you already own it, it will attract you only if you're a collector.

In conclusion, we can only invite you to play New Super Mario Bros. Wii. We will move into the new magic game signed by Nintendo. Those who feared a sacrifice of quality for multiplayer options will find their fears unfounded. The title is probably the best episode in series, a great product for multiplayer and a milestone in the Wii catalog.

Pokèmon Sun is everything we wanted from this pokèmon generation. New mechanics, Alola Forms and Z Moves are the new great changes to the metagame and make this game excellent.

Absolutely recommended for all the old fans and all those who love the intense battles with aircraft and armored tanks.

The Kingdom of Radlandia is full of fun and shows pretty well how Roll7 keeps growing and improving.

A game that finally brings back the Forza series to its original status. There's racing aplenty in here, with the content its predecessor needed, and the usual quality when it comes to driving and shiny graphics. It's not perfect, still, and some problems from the last chapter weren't addressed, but it's the best and most exciting arcade racing game around, that's for sure.

Donkey Kong is back with a stunning masterpiece signed by Retro Studios. It features marvellous graphics, sounds and a gameplay that will make DK's fans feel in heaven. A must-have for every Wii owner.

After years following in Infinity Ward's footsteps, Treyarch has a chance to show its qualities, and it delivers. Black Ops has everything the community is looking for: a compelling, spectacular and interesting story mode and an impressive multiplayer will keep the players busy for a long time. Add a beautiful design and a great direction in the mix, and what you get is simply a masterpiece in the first person shooter genre.

Tearaway is a joy for PS Vita owners. With its unique mechanics and a smart use of the console features, Media Molecule game is a true gem and a very original experiment.

A captivating rhythm game that, with tons of contents, will make your Final Fantasy's heart beat fast.

A long road Ahead continues the work of maturity that developers are giving to the series. If you love comics or TV series is a must-buy.

Psychonauts 2 is easily one of the best games on Xbox Game Pass and a must-play for the subscribers. It's a safe and traditional second entry in the franchise, but nonetheless a new gem in Tim Schafer's crown.

Continuum Shift shows all the great experience of Arc System Works in the beat'em'up genre. New fighters in a well designed roster, new modes, new locations and useful options for beginners add new weapon to a brand with solid, deep and satisfiing gameplay. One of the best bidimensional beat'em'up of all times.

The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks is a good Zelda game. Its fault can be found in the similar gameplay structure of its predecessor. Still, the experience is something unique and teaming up with princess Zelda it's extremely fun.

Nostalgia hits hard with this one and tons of contents pay homage to the franchise that is heart and blood of the JRPG genre.

The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood is another good idea from Deconstructeam, that manages to offer an experience that is both compelling, entertaining and thought-provoking.

Pokemon Heartgold (and obviously Soulsilver) is simply the best game in the Pokemon franchise and on the Nintendo Ds. The new features (in particular the Pokewalker) and the fascinating region of Johto overcomes the issues of an old gameplay and incongruous plot.

Doom Eternal is a mad and frantic trip to hell, the best game in the series and a new height of excellence for the FPS genre.

Reaper of Souls is an excellent expansion without a shadow of a doubt. The Act V is perfectly designed and although it doesn't last long, the great replayability of the game makes it just a minor issue.

Little King's Story may be considered one of the best games in spring 2009, as well as an example of how to make games that can give you emotions and be fun at the same time. Rising Star offers the gamers a great mixture of strategic, RPG and management elements, creating the perfect recipe for a natty and at times ironic adventure. Recommended for all Wii owners and, most of all, for Pikmin lovers, who will find in this game a similar gameplay.

Many fans will appreciate the choices Konami made in terms of gameplay, others won't like where the series is going, with its open and unpredictable matches where everything could happen. We like the changes, and had a lot of fun with the new PES, but there's still a lot that could be perfected. The peak of the series hasn't been reached yet.

Pokémon Black and White is the pokémon experience you've been waiting for since Gold and Silver. Astonishing.

Death's Door is a delightful isometric action adventure, graced by an inspired art direction and tight controls. Another indie gem from the masters at Devolver Digital.

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is a game that inherits many elements of the past, bringing them to future gamers to discover. There are few problems, but the structure is very solid and perfect for FPS lovers.

We wish we could see more remasters made with the same respect and love for the original material as this Odin Sphere Leifthrasir, which is faster, prettier and flashier than it's ever been. Every change made has been for the better, and, apart from the repetitive nature of the gameplay, there's no reason not to buy this one if you own a Sony system.

Divinity: Original Sin is a beautiful game, a title that leaves something in the mind and heart of the player. We're talking about a product that requires commitment, that makes you sweat, suffer, fight and finally rejoice.

Engaging story, fascinating characters, a well crafted gameplay and lots of decisions. Sure, there are some minor flaws in the plot, but you can say that Unavowed is a great adventure, probably the best of 2018.

Dead Space returns with a remake that knows well how to improve the original game. Newcomers can now play the best version of the beloved survival horror classic.

The Switch version of Owlboy is as good as the PC one, which means that we're in presence of a quasi-masterpiece: the ingredients are a touching story, a varied and funny gameplay and an outstanding presentation. If only it were a little shorter... it didn't have to reuse puzzles and ideas.

It's a funny and well developed platform, bestowed with an incredible design. It can fit both the novice and the veteran, yet it won't fully satisfy neither, and this is its biggest drawback, to witch you must consider also the vert short length.

Return to Monkey Island is a perfectly judged return of an instant classic for the genre, with just the right level of complexity and challenge, aside from some minor quibbles.

Iceborne simply is what every Monster Hunter World player has always longed for.

Maybe it doesn't feature enough news to be a must have for those who already gnawed Dark Souls 2 to the bone, but with the new positioning of the enemies, the technical improvements and tweaks to the lore, Scholar of the First Sin undoubtedly deserves a place of prestige in the exclusive club of the "reissues made as they should be made".

Flower is a great attempt to break the habits of the average videogamer. Many interesting ideas and details make this game unique, supported by great graphics and musical score. The result might disorient the gamer in the first steps, but once you got it right, this experience really delivers. The only real drawback in the poor length, but considered the price, there's no reason to miss Flower.

Blizzard has managed to bring Diablo III to a wider audience thanks to small tweaks to the gameplay and a renewed control system. However Diablo III on PC is still the best version.

Persona 4 Golden is finally out of the PS Vita prison and still is one of the most enjoyable JRPGs around, even if with some technical flaws.

There’s a reason everyone is talking about Dispatch, and it’s because it’s a successful experiment. AdHoc Studios’ debut doesn’t aim to explode with power, but to burn slowly, like the superhero stories that have understood they’re not super anymore.

Sonic Mania Plus is an outstanding director's cut for a masterpiece in the Sonic franchise.

The console version of XCOM 2 is not as good as the PC one, especially if you analyze graphics, framerate, loading times and the absence of mods. Still, this is one hell of a strategical ride that should not be missed by anyone who is starving for a game like this on consoles.

Neva is Nomada studio's new gem that chronicles the stages of life as the world decays around you. It does not reach the heights of drama of GRIS, but it surpasses it in complexity of game systems, setting itself as a step forward for the Spanish studio, which has found its way and knows how to stamp its trademark.

Nintendo shows the meaning of the so called "Nintendo Difference" in this colourful, lovely and charming experience. Pikmin 3 won't probably be enough to save Wii U, but it's surely a huge leap in the right direction.

If you like the first Total War: Warhammer you have no choice: you must buy this new Total War: Warhammer II

Tales of Arise is the best game in the series, with a brilliant combat system and a story with a lot of important themes tied to the atrocious consequences of post-colonialism.

Spelunky 2 is the classic title that will make you say "just one more game before I quit", only to make you suddenly realize you already played ten more.

Hi-Fi Rush is a rhythmic adventure full of action, humor and love for videogames, which no fan of the genre should miss.

Capcom is doing an excellent job with its collections dedicated to classic fighting games, and this Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics is another gem that brings together seven titles that have made history in the genre. Marvel vs. Capcom 2 alone is a must-play for all enthusiasts, but all the other games included are also very interesting, especially because they show how the tag team formula introduced in Capcom games has evolved over time. Lastly, the inclusion of an online multiplayer mode with rollback netcode and many other options makes these old fighting games more accessible to a younger audience.

Mixtape knows what it wants to be, and it succeeds often enough to make it worth recommending. Beethoven & Dinosaur has crafted a small but sincere work where music doesn't accompany the story but generates it.

Warlords of Draenor is a candidate to be the new expansion preferred by all the players of World of Wacraft: the impression is that Blizzard has taken a bit 'of time to "ponder" with the launch of Mists of Pandaria, bringing back a great expansion with the central role in the narrative and important in terms of new game mechanics.

LittleBigPlanet is one of the most funny games of the generation, one of the best Platformers on PSP.

343 Industries made an amazing job in making Halo: Infinite feel new and captivating, yet familiar for long time fans that patiently waited for Master Chief to come back.

Xenoblade Chronicles X was the last missing piece to recreate the whole quadrilogy of Xenoblade Games on Nintendo Switch, and this Definitive Edition makes it justice. The team worked on most of the things that didn't work so well in the original (an already great game) and made it viable for both newcomers and old-time fans.

Absolum is one of those roguelikes that tells not so much the story it contains, but the one it evokes through its beautiful aesthetic style. A story made of difficult choices, of ambitions that challenge caution, of an authentic desire to leave a mark, however small, however fragile. And in a world where everything seems to rush forward without ever looking back, a side-scrolling beat ’em up that chooses to slow down and force you to think is a small miracle.

Lumines Arise is a successful return of a formula that still works today, dressed in an aesthetic that unabashedly pays homage to the Japanese Experimental Wave to which it belongs by DNA. When everything clicks (music, effects, difficulty, grid readability), it’s exactly the kind of experience that makes you say 'just one more skin and I’ll stop,' only to realize an hour has passed.

A superb design, compelling gameplay (easy to learn but hard to master), and a good storytelling make Kamiya's return much appreciated. Rest in peace Dante, we all fell in love with a (much more) beautiful witch.

The Secret of Monkey Island 2 SE: LeChuck's Revenge is a brilliant remake of a great classic. Beautiful graphics, beautiful sound and smooth controls make this game a valuable buy.

NBA 2K14 shows us how good these developers are in improving their product every year. The current-gen hardware has been wisely used, while the gameplay has been enriched with contents that offer a great basketball experience.

A success, and the last chapter of what is probably the best adventure series ever made by telltale. Tales from Borderlands is truly an amazing romp in the world created by Gearbox, that closes perfectly with this last episode.

Gone Home is the video game equivalent of those movies that nobody knows about, but the originality of which overturns the concept of cinema and pierces the big blockbuster movies like a small but sharp sword.

Kirby's Epic Yarn is a great return for Nintendo's pink mascot. Featuring very nice graphic and brilliant gameplay it's an highly recommended purchase for every Kirby fan.

Djing feels still good, even without a deep single player mode and some flaws in the navigation between the menus. More content and some dedicates game modes should do the trick for the next iteration.