Resident Evil: Village is the perfect meeting point between the action and survival horror soul of the legendary Capcom series. It is the natural evolution of the seventh chapter and one of the best iterations of the franchise to date.

MLB The Show continue to improve year on year, this time with a slight new-gen technical jump, a new (and deep) stadium editor and other minor adjustments.

Tasomachi: Behind the Twilight doesn’t feel really complete, but it entertains the player with its simplicity.

A fantastic island in which to have fun with souls in search of happiness and eternal sleep. A videogame inspired by Animal Crossing, from which it takes many elements.

Returnal is a captivating PS5 exclusive which blends a third person shooter with several cornerstones of the roguelike/roguelite genre in an astounding result. Housemarque creates a challenging and rewarding gameplay delivering in every other aspect of the experience: graphics, sound and DualSense features above all. Then the plot...a complex and convoluted mystery that will definitely capture you.

Quotation forthcoming.

After more than 20 years the Pokémon Snap's formula hasn't aged so well, but a bunch of new features keeps it quite fresh despite its repetitive gameplay.

A fun and rewarding adventure that meets two genres of the videogame medium, enhancing enjoyable and unique mechanics.

MotoGP 21 is the incarnation of the “less is more” creative philosophy. Milestone decided to direct every effort towards the race, improving the physics and the driving systems, making good use of every next-gen feature, including a brilliant PS5's DualSense implementation. This, however, gave birth to a very minimalistic and detailed experience, something that will surely appeal hardcore fans but might result redundant in the hands of more casual players.

NieR Replicant ver.1.22 embodies human nature: imperfect, stand-offish, sometimes even contradictory ... yet, it’s unique in its own way and, why not, unforgettable for better or worse.

Kaze and the Wild Masks is an excellent old school platform which does everything in the right way. It might not be strikingly original or full of wacky, strange mechanics but it's definitely fun and rich of well thought out ideas blending with a wonderful pixel art and solid gameplay and level design.

Abe's return in Oddworld Soulstorm is far from being a perfect experience but it's still an enjoyable mix of action, puzzles and platform. The game needs more polish on the I.A. side to become something special.

An emotional story that deserves to be told and a touching, simple adventure that will dig deeply in your soul.

Demon Skin is a mix of many genres combined together to achieve the goal of standing out from the crowd.

Quotation forthcoming.

The Force is still quite strong in this one... despite the lack of the “WOW Effect” of the original game.

Disco Elysium: The Final Cut is a problematic port of a wonderful game, where technical problems are balanced by the magnificent and long awaited full voice acting.

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV is yet another Falcom production overflowing with good ideas, interesting characters and a very solid world-building, which clashes with the harsh truth of a limited budget that cripples the production quality and, overall, the variety of the experience.

Taxi Chaos since its announcement represented the hope of returning to life the emotions experienced in the 2000’s with Crazy Taxi. Once tested, however, it has become clear that Team6 Game Studios has chosen a completely different path.

Quotation forthcoming.

Lumberjack's Dynasty is a mix between a life simulator and a management game, surrounded by a pleasant story of a budding woodcutter. Surely we cannot call it a latest generation game but it perfectly respects the value for money.

Without the PS Move support Doom 3: VR Edition feels (and plays) like a clumsy, rusty ride in an old horror amusement park.

Quotation forthcoming.

The return of an incredible journey in Tales from the Borderlands, the graphic adventure dedicated to the Borderlands series also on Nintendo Switch.

At times pure survival and sometimes a kind of story-driven adventure, Breathedge is a mixture which doesn't always work and that in different occasions has the fault of highlighting the main issues of its central genres. Despite all of this it's a funny and intriguing survival adventure really capable of engage every adventurer lost in space.

Evil Genius 2 is a fun and deep base building strategy game that manages to offer hours of fun, a lot of thematic jokes wrapped in a package of stellar art direction and high production values.

The Digital Kingdom needs you and you will be pleased to enter the fantastic world of Narita Boy, one of the best indie games of the year.

Lust from Beyond is an erotic and cosmic horror. Thanks to its sound design and visual details it starts with a thrilling mystery. Sadly the pacing changes fast and the game asks the player to do some repetitive tasks, over and over again, becoming too predictable and tedious. The plot is overall good but the dialogues and writing needs to be more subtle and mature to fit well in the psychological horror genre.