GRID has some interesting new features, but at the end is a very classic sim-arcade driving game with solid engine and gameplay.

This is the police this is not, as the fine narrative and attention to details are lost in the translation to this spin off. Still, a decent choice for the uninitiated of the turn-based strategy genre.

The Outer Worlds is more than the spiritual heir to Fallout: New Vegas. It's a rich and imaginative game about politics, the influence of corporations in our lives and everything in between.

We had fun with River City Girls, almost as much as with the old titles of the franchise and expecially in coop mode, but we're not sure purists will appreciate some of the new ideas. It's a pity that the game is a little bit pricey, too.

Dragon Quest II is still a great improvement over its predecessor, but the game falls short when compared to what the current gaming market has to offer.

Disco Elysium is a noir cRPG made of the dream-stuff: it's complex, politically involved and a true piece of art. Sometimes it can be slow, but it's a wonderful trip.

I don't know what Untitled Goose Game is, maybe a stealth game, maybe a joke, but it's wierd, evil and fun.

A historic role-playing game appeared in 1986, now re-staged on Nintendo Switch console.

L. A. Noire VR Case Files is a new and exciting way to experience once again the work of PI Cole Phelps.

The Witcher 3: Complete Edition on Nintendo Switch may not look as good as its PS4, X1 and PC counterparts, but it's still a blast to play and one of the best RPGs of this generation.

After a couple of years this is still a good and balanced JRPG, but this remastered version is way too overpriced in the light of no new content and no dub added. Just wait for a price drop before buying.

Valfaris is the worthy heir to the once beloved Contra and Turrican series. Despite his short legth, it truly represents the new avant-garde of the genre.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a decent open world, full of the bad ghosts of the Ghost Recon past.

A Knight's Quest is very far from the games it takes inspiration from, lacks of personality and presents some combat system issues and bugs. Give it a try only if you are an hardcore fan of The Legend of Zelda series.

Besides the astonishing art design and the rich and imaginative dark-fantasy world, Blasphemous doesn't know how to mix perfectly the different genres it belongs to.

Remothered: Tormented Fathers on Switch it’s technically poor, and some people won’t like it. However, it has a certain charm to it that made it pretty enjoyable.

John Wick Hex is a turn-based strategy game that breaks every rule and sets a new standard.

This is the best work by Kotaro Uchikoshi to date and, considering the quality of the previous ones, this statement says much about AI The Somnium files. If only the puzzles were less obtuse.

Concrete Genie is a charming and creative experience with great 'artistic' ideas, but annoying fights and adventure moments.

Indivisible has lot of style and an engaging gameplay, with high paced combat system (sometimes too much) and interesting platforming. Difficulty curve is with some bosses too steep.

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is a great puzzle-adventure game with an impressive art style. The latest in Frozenbyte's work has good gameplay for veterans as well as novices.

The Bard's Tale Iv Director's Cut is the best version of the game from last year, with a lot of improvements and extra content, but still retains too much little bugs that need to be fixed as soon as possible. A solid choice for all the dungeon crawler fans.

Call of Duty Mobile is a great addition to the series that will keep you entertained until the release of the next Modern Warfare and perhaps even after that.

Despite a strong game structure change and the presence of 2.5D levels, Yooka-Layle and the impossible Lair has nothing to envy to the previous chapter.

Warsaw is a tactical-RPG, a tribute to the hellish Darkest Dungeon: it's cruel, it's hard and it's also a bit unfair.

Mario Kart Tour could have been a decent outing for the series (not a great one by any means), but its held back by its aggressive and obnoxious microtransaction system.

Daymare: 1998 is a hardcore survival horror purposely created by fans, for fans. Despite some technical flaws and hiccups, typical of independent productions, it recreates the atmosphere of the old school gems.

We were hoping that all the Yakuza PS3 games would get the shiny treatment reserved to the first two chapters, and weìre disappointed that this wouldn't be the case, but Yakuza 3 Remaster is a remaster done right.