Lego Rock Band is a nice game, with the same gameplay structure seen in Rock Band Unplugged for Playstation Portable; appeal and irony made are typical for the Lego franchise. On the other hand, it’s a real shame that NDS controls aren’t well implemented.

Fantasy General II is a true wargame, a tribute to the past but with a modern feeling.

Cat Quest III is a simple and fun pirate adventure that takes us into a universe full of adorable kittens, nasty "pi-rats," and many more incredibly charming creatures! With a small game world full of islands and caves to explore and a cast of delightfully well-developed characters, The Gentlebros' creation once again manages to entertain and engage, thanks to its straightforward gameplay that never gets boring.

After careful analysis we can confirm the undisputed quality of the title product from Majesco. The combination of genres and the incredible ability to create artistic backgrounds recreate an atmosphere of familiarity that is now rare in recent titles.

World of tanks is a good free to play game; an hybrid of strategy, shooting and role playing combined with a good graphics. It's recommended both to the casual player and the hardcore one. The only downside is the need to go premium in order to have access to the more advanced features.

SNK returns with a fighting game that stays true to its classic roots, while also attempting to take a step toward the more modern direction seen in recent titles of the genre. The combat system is undoubtedly the game’s strongest feature—tactical, satisfying to master, and visually impressive once you get the hang of it. However, the steep learning curve and the complexity of its various mechanics make it less accessible for newcomers. The available modes are mostly traditional, with the addition of a more elaborate one clearly inspired by Street Fighter 6’s World Tour mode. Unfortunately, due to budget limitations, it ends up being a stripped-down version rather than a true rival. The character roster is solid, but the inclusion of figures like Ronaldo and Salvatore Ganacci in a legendary franchise like Fatal Fury feels jarring.

Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 is an extremely valid crossover puzzle game, but that doesn't do much to offer innovations compared to the first title.

Another good stand-alone expansion from Relic, that once again manage to convince players with a quality product set in Warhammer 40.000's universe.

Dead Rising 2 offers the same game experiences provided by its predecessor, improving the overall quality. A must for all the zombie lovers.

The Red Strings Club deeply explores human emotions and feelings, giving the player the opportunity to play with them.

Ghost 1.0 is a great Metroidvania, with some defects as an irregular difficulty curve and some game design choices that do not always work well. However, the plot is well-written and the gameplay is extremely functional.

An enjoyable soccer game, still haunted by its own ghosts. Goalkeepers are broken, and there are big issues with physics simulation and AI. Fans will keep on enjoiyng it, but true soccer is to be found somewhere else.

Although there is a certain shortage of new content, the PS4 version of The Legend of Heroes Trails of Cold Steel is the best of the bunch, and, since the game was very good to begin with, this one comes, unsurprisingly, as recommended.

Infinity Nikki is the ultimate evolution of the (incredibly) successful series that preceded it. It stands as the quintessential free-to-play dress-up game. While it is packed with currencies and gacha pulls typical of its mobile gaming roots, everything works toward building a massive, stunning wardrobe that’s truly worth exploring. The game features some of the most detailed outfits I’ve ever seen in a video game. Though unlocking them may require considerable time—and sometimes, at your discretion, real money—it simply means spending more time joyfully exploring its rich open world. There’s always something new to discover, and even after dozens of hours, secrets still await. Overall, it’s a wonderfully relaxing and welcoming game that keeps you engaged in a serene and enjoyable way.

With Yakuza Kiwami we can finally live the birth of Kiryu Kazuma even on PC.

We are once again faced with a fairly quick remaster of a masterpiece, and then once again we can not promote it in its entirety, having to evaluate not only the quality of the original game, but also that of the restoration.

Happy Action Theater is a unique product, which exploits the features of Kinect and manages to recreate onscreen situations that all of us as children, at least once, we have dreamed or imagined living.

WWE 2K25 is undoubtedly the best wrestling simulation available right now, taking over from its predecessor, which it largely builds upon. This year’s Showcase mode is less engaging than last year’s edition but still works well, just like the rest of the package, which remains mostly unchanged. For wrestling and gaming fans, the series remains a key reference point (and the only option on the market), but the annual release model is showing its cracks—especially with the increased focus on microtransactions this year.

Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King is a great Zelda-like game that reminds masterpieces like A Link to the Past. It fits perfectly on the Switch and is funny and entertaining.

This is the third collection (out of three until now) that Capcom did right, with added difficulty options, a new speedrun mode and six great games for less than thirty bucks. Count us in.

A chapter that adds questions instead of giving answers. We'll see.

Redefines what "over-the-top" means with its outrageous campaign, and is able to do so without changing the formula that makes a Japanese action hack n' slash game compelling for every type of player. The gameplay though, while certainly more complex than it looks, has some weaknesses, which are more than enough to keep Rising from... ahem, rising to the top of the genre.

Planet of Lana is a captivating adventure with a wonderful art direction. The first half of the game works way better than the latter, when some of the ideas in its level design feels a little redundant, but the game as a whole is a touching and pleasant journey that you may hold dear for quite sometime.

Despite funny gameplay and great graphics, Broken Destiny lacks in terms of content. Just a few unlockables and not many gameplay modes. It gets boring pretty soon, leaving it just to die hard fans.

In Koira, players embark on a heartfelt 2D adventure alongside a small, glowing-nosed dog who helps guide them through a magical forest. The game blends exploration, musical puzzles, and a beautiful soundtrack, creating an introspective and poetic experience. The game's emotional depth touches on themes of mental health and the beauty of nature, offering players the chance to care for both familiar and unexpected creatures. With a delicate yet powerful approach, Koira delivers a touching story of friendship and resilience in the face of life's struggles.

With its splendid soundtrack, its courageous narrative structure with eight protagonists and a solid combat system that has its roots in the glorious past of the genre, Octopath Traveler is a game that will kidnap and entertain you for a large amount of hours.

The Sims 4 Cats & Dogs bravely reintroduces a game mechanic from The Sims 2: the player won't be able to control the pets. This feature might be seen as a step back in the evolution of the franchise but it is actually a good design choice that adds more realism and focuses player attention towards the interaction between the Sims and their beloved little friends, creating a well-crafted simulation experience.

Persona 3 Reload is designed for a broad yet discerning audience, including those on Switch 2. It’s perfect for anyone who’s never experienced the original story and is looking for a deep, narrative-driven, emotionally engaging JRPG. It’s also ideal for players who loved Persona 5 and want to discover where many of its ideas originated. Those who have already completed previous versions, however, might feel less motivated, unless driven by the curiosity to relive the experience with a fresh technical and artistic perspective (perhaps even in portable form).