Ace Combat 7 is what the sim-arcade Bandai Namco series needed. New technologies, a great campaign and an interesting VR mode are the elements for this Ace Combat mix.

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is the game Switch deserves, but not the one it needs right now. A good porting, with good mechanics but poor graphical performances.

An amazingly deep and challenging RTS that will keep even veterans of the genre on their toes. Relic's latest work brings true strategy to the table, even if it neglects inexperienced players in doing so.

RiME is an intense game about grief and loss. It combines the exploration with puzzles in a very clever way. Tequila Works' game is an unforgettable experience that will move a lot of people.

Sharp sword fighting and a believable new universe unite in this amazing game. There's a little bit too much backtracking and enemies look sometimes like clones, but if you love your Wii, you can't miss this one.

Crash trilogy is a pleasure for our eyes and our nostalgia: the Sony mascot has returned in the best way with the same gameplay as we experienced twenty years ago and the same success.

Ninja Town offers a deep gameplay with a balanced and immediate control, making it a great choice for every RTS fan. It requires some time to get used to the particular graphic style, but you will be rewarded with a great gameplay experience.

A content filled and fun DLC. There isn't much variety in the new quests, but the awesome new vehicle and the usual over the top humour more than make up for it.

We liked Rampage Knights. It amuses the player from the very beginning, it's hard, satisfying, and full of comical relief. Also, in coop it rapidly becomes a drug, and in fact its soul resides in the cooperative element. Play it with some friends and enjoy it fully. The repetitive structure becomes evident only when you go solo.

Strong on nostalgia and challenge, Odallus is a title that will obviously be appreciated by those who loved the NES era, and enjoy technical gameplay and inspired pixel art.

Doesn't have the same impact as the previous expansion, but is a well structured product. New creatures and some new mechanics can open the strategies to new levels.

A good free-to-play, with simple Monster Hunter gameplay element at its base, but only them.

Master Duel has all that it takes for a Yu-Gi-Oh! video game to work: let's hope Konami is going to support this one for a very long time.

Gerda is an excellent adventure set in WWII, that depicts an eye-opening perspective on the conflict and the nazi occupations.

Saturnalia is one of a kind game, a roguelite survival horror that mixes Sardinian floklore with a commendable visual art style.

Monorail Stories is an interesting adventure about ordinary lives that can always get extraordinarily entwined.

Hunt the Night is a challenging and rewarding game with a grim atmosphere, a great art design and a well balanced combat system.

Under Night In-Birth II Sys: Celes is a compelling fighting game, despite feeling old and way-too classic in many of its choices. It's really hard to understand why Arc System Works chose the same release window as Tekken 8, considering that it didn't help the game at all in getting the attention it deserved.

Promenade is a 2D platformer with puzzle game elements that offers a unique and fun gaming experience. Set in a fairy-tale-like environment with lovely artistic features, the game successfully captures a child's sense of wonder as they discover the world. Featuring a extensive array of puzzles, mini-games with a nostalgic '80s style, and uniquely beautiful landscapes, Holy Cap's creation delivers an engaging and stimulating gameplay.

It has lost the original edge of the first chapter and it's not a technical powerhouse, but Neo The World ends with you is nonetheless a brilliant action rpg with one of the best soundtracks to grace the medium in a long time.

Fable III improves over its predecessors' action GDR formula, offering some interesting new ideas, like the new visual concepts for the menus. It's a shame that the second part of the story, where the new stuff should really explode, feels too slow and not compelling as it could've been. It's still a good gaming experience, but if you loved the second you'll feel that somehow this is a small step back.

You're going to play Valorant a lot in the future, because though it doesn't have the charisma of the early Overwatch, it's a solid and entertaining multiplayer fps experience: rough, high skilled and incredibly catchy.

If a well rounded cast of characters and an ingenious plot is all you ask for when playing a videogame, then Danganronpa has you covered for at least 30 hours. Otherwise, it's a nice but wordy ride through the depths of human behaviour.

Quotation forthcoming.

A good version with no real problems of one of the best indie projects in recent years.

Nikoderiko: The Magical World is everything that nostalgic fans of old platformers need to dive back into the memories of yesteryear. It may not be among the most original games of the past decade, given the many similarities to Crash Bandicoot and Donkey Kong, but the care with which the work was created allows it to stand at more than decent levels of harmonious enjoyment.

A good game design and lots of content bring to us the best Yo-kai Watch game so far, even if there are still some things to update.

If you enjoyed the first chapter and you declared your love to Kat in evening dress, in this sequel you will find a bigger version and full of what you have liked five years ago. If already at the time you have had difficulty with the controls, and you do not like jazz, you can lay your eyes away.