Final Fantasy VIII Remastered is a nice occasion to revisit Rinoa and Squall's adventure for those who've already played the original, albeit more could have been done to make the game more appealing for modern audiences.

Oninaki could have been Tokyo RPG Factory's best work to date, but ends up to be "just" a solid hack'n'slash rpg with a good combat system due to repetitiveness and a lack of depth.

Pokémon Masters is different enough from Pokémon Go to warrant a download from all those who love Pokémon.

Gears Pop! is another great addition to the tower defense genre, offering an unexpectedly good mix of two very different franchises.

Catherine: Full Body is a laudable remaster. It introduces a new route through a well orchestrated twist, but if you don’t want to take it you will find again the same psychological attention and character development. The game is a sincere work about the man and its bonds and will to overcome adversities. You should give it a chance if you don’t have played on previous generation, but this time even the original players may find a reason to come back to block-climbing.

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is one of a kind, but it works more in theory than in practice.

Heave Ho is a nice combination of two genres, platform and party games, which will bring hours of fun if you're going to play it with friends.

The first game of The Dark Pictures Anthology is a step backward for the genre. The game needs a re-work, especially in the structure of QTE and choices, but at this price and with multiplayer modes the overall value is good.

We're going to the final episode. In this fourth one there are no surprises, but a lot of attention on dialogues and characters.

RAD is a post apocalyptic roguelike, with an unique power up system that has the same pro and cons.

Another journey through the ancient Cina history, but in terms of gameplay it doesn't innovate the core system.

Minor improvements, and finally a good track editor enters the series, but there's not true innovation from the previous MXGP.

Control tells a brilliant and compelling story about paranormal entities and mind control, mixed up with frantic shooting sections at its best.

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.

Erica is difficult to judge. It has neither the tension of an Heavy Rain, nor the convoluted plot of other interactive dramas. Its choice of live-action makes it different from its genre but it also confines it within it, especially about interactivity and design. However, despite its low duration and hybrid nature, it’s evident the passion in every level (writing, background, actors). A courageous but also risky experiment.

Keepers of the Void adds nothing but four challenging boss fight and a very good armour to the base game, so think about buying it if this is enough for you. Just don't expect nothing more story and gameplay-wise.

No more fantasy setting for Triumph Studios: Age of Wonders: Planetfall brings the 4x series into the future and this transaction in almost perfect.

Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot is a missed opportunity, in that the game ends before it can really fulfill its real potential.

Dry Drowning is a very good game with great narrative experience. Every relationship between the characters is layered to increase player involvement, and each choice has different consequences. A thriller game that deserves to be played.

Pro Cycling Manager 2019 is very similar to the 2018 version, in good and bad respects. The new elements make everything sometimes too messy.

Death’s Gambit is an average souls-like. He tries to be both original and traditionalist, by scenographic map design and a great attention into boss fights, sustained by a soft soundtrack and a deep character development (both on plot and gameplay). Its will to create a different mood from the normal “2010s dark fantasy” makes this game a good starting point for both developer and publisher, but they’ll have to deal with inevitable inexperience.

It's far too easy for the harcore fanbase and it's definitely not a technical marvel, but Fire Emblem Three Houses is nonetheless a deep and rewarding strategy game and one of the best entries in the long-running franchise.

Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis is a game for those who feel nostalgic towards the classical visual novel adventures; it offers a good story, but it lacks the ambition to offer something new for its genre.

Wolfenstein: Youngblood is a new concept for the franchise and the Arkane's hand touches the game design. Not all the innovations fit well with the formula, especially the RPG elements.

The Padre has some interesting ideas, but they're undermined by a stiff gameplay and an art style that doesn't quite match the game's tone.

World End Syndrome is a good mix between an otome visual novel and a mystery one, that relies too much on the idea of turning back time and re-living days. It's by no means perfect, still we had fun uncovering the mystery and the true ending.

A steep price tag and its repetitive nature are the worst parts of A.O.T. 2 Final Battle, but we're sure that every Attack on Titan fan out there will appreciate the countless hours of grinding and fanservice that this title can provide.

Ultimate Alliance 3 it's a good hack 'n' slash game, part old school and part new with the Team Ninja expertise.