This year, the Switch version of MotoGP improves quite a lot, although there still are some important shortcomings. Some of them aren’t Milestone’s fault, like the Joy-Cons not being the best for racing games, and some other are, like the complete lack of multiplayer, both off and online.

We Happy Few is great when it works, but it not always does it. It’s a game with a great foundation that has clearly been rushed. It’s already a good game, but after a few patches it should be a much more recommendable experience.

A compilation only recommendable for the series hardcore fans or for really nostalgic gamers.

Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time is the best game in the series, and probably the best party game for people familiarized with videogames, as it is more complex than the rest.

The wait to live as a dragon has been worth.

Behind its protagonists' breasts, there's a game that offers fast and crazy action, and that will deliver entertainment and fun at its core.

It's clearly conceived as a mobile title, but it still works. It could have offered more options or content, but if you want this kind of game on your Xbox One, it's the right choice.

Ultimately, Starfield: Shattered Space is an expansion that delivers.

Addressed to those who miss old-school, Micro Machine-ish racing games, Little Racers Street is a title that gets better as we progress, even though it fails to offer an attractive design or a local multiplayer mode.

Heroes over Europe is an enjoyable and entertaining title during the first hours, but in the long run it becomes increasingly repetitive and limited in its gameplay experience.

Nothing in it really shines, but it's definitely enjoyable, and the lack of arcade racers like this makes FlatOut 4 a good choice for fans for the genre.

A shoot'em up for everyone: simple with the red ship, hard with the blue one. It is based on repetition but also in surprising the player continuously.

Although the core gameplay is solid, it’s not as engaging as it should be, and all the excitement fades away after a few hours.

There are some technical issues, but the game manages to be fun and entertaining, and offers loads of content to keep us playing for a long while.

This game offers fun without complications, and it may be fun for quick games of twenty minutes, but it lacks in extra modes and doesn't have an online component.

A great alternative to the annual simulator, but there are some options missing (offline multiplayer, time attack) that should be included in this kind of title.

Etherium is an RTS that sticks to the classic formula of the genre. It doesn't do anything particularly outstanding, but still works.

Warparty is a great game if you want to get started in the genre, but for those with more experience in strategy games, it would end up being too simplistic.

We think Milestone should have put more effort into this game, since there are little additions compared to the previous edition. The foundations are great, and the game is pretty good indeed, but there's still a long way to go.

Although this installment has achieved to overcome some of the control issues of the first game, and it also offers slightly better graphics than those one, it doesn't bring anything new to the series.

The best we can say about Death Rally for PC is that it is really addictive, and you can't stop running one race after another once started. It has few tracks and cars, only a game mode and very limited multiplayer options, but a simple and engaging gameplay. Its major flaw is that it is too limited and short in content, and some players will find it repetitive, but the price is worth a buy.

Three Fields Entertainment delivers a creative open-world racer with satisfying crashes, intuitive controls, and a fun building system that channels Burnout’s spirit, but its vast empty map and slow progression dilute the tension and excitement that once defined the series.

Lost Soul Aside delivers a visually impressive action experience with deep combat mechanics that improve as the game progresses, although its story is clichéd and the gameplay can feel inconsistent at times; while the game is ambitious for a small studio and offers engaging boss fights, some generic enemies, awkward camera, and minor technical issues hold it back from reaching its full potential.

It's a shame Moon Hunters isn't more polished on the technical side since it's a very interesting game we've really enjoyed.

This third entry works, but after so many years there are better options out there.

Not very original, but it brings loads of fun to the Sniper Elite V2 concept. It's more action-driven than the main series, but if you're looking for a game meant to be played with friends, this is one of the most interesting choices.

Fun and adrenaline are the main features of this universal app that relies on a great control –based on our reflexes– and a simple gameplay. It borrows from a lot of movies to create a somehow surprising setting, and if we don't need too many options, The Last Driver is indeed a good choice for whenever we feel like playing something random for a short time.

The game does not excel in its genre and gets repetitive soon, and will only be interesting for series followers.