Travel in Time is another silly, idiot… but very funny compilation of mini-games starring the craziest rabbits on Earth. If you liked the previous entries, this will takes you to another level of stupidity!

Senran Kagura Burst is pure fan-service. It's combat system is good but boring and the graphics are not that sharp, but if you like these kind of experiences you'll find in this 3DS game a good friend to play with.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint aims to renew the canons of the series, but fails to do so with a tasteless story and too many technical problems.

A fun idea and quite an amusing gameplay but very, very, very short life span!

The quality of MicroBot's concept is unquestionable, but the same goes for its various balance issues. The game is cool, the fluid physics work just as they should, but the lack of rhythm between the fights and the exploration is a big problem, just like the lack of an online multiplayer.

A psychological horror experience blended with a walking simulator that will make you ask for an antiemetic.

FlatOut rises from its ashes with a little-more-than-average new chapter full of craziness, hi-octane speed and some annoying flaws.

Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth is a "Kinect addicted" game. The good use of the vocal commands is pretty interesting and could be really hilarious with few friends gathered into the same room. Pity for the short length and the too-easy difficulty level.

The Chase Begins doesn’t introduce any substantial change to the LEGO City Undercover universe we've seen on Wii U. Still it's a good title, with an enjoyable campaign and lots of loading screens you’re not going to love.

Another decent familiy tie-in from Activision, maybe not quite enjoyable as Kung-Fu Panda or Ice Age, but still entertaining for a childish audience. Best if played in co-op with 2-4 other people, the lack of an online mode is really a shame.

WRC Powerslide is a nice arcade interpretation of the classic WRC simulation game. The lack of game modes is pretty obvious, but the genuine arcade gameplay can offer a lot of fun.

With WRC 4, Milestone has taken a big step forward. Both the graphics and the physics are much better here than in WRC 3 and the new Career Mode is good enough to entertain both expert and beginner players.

Fuse is a mid tier in the TPS chart. Insomniac has created a plain game with no outstanding qualities. The overall experience is still good enough and the multiplayer mode is the core element of this game.

Moon Hunters is an artistic game that fails almost completely in delivering an interesting and fun gameplay. Maybe too ambitious, it may have a good story to tell but it’s deeply buried in too much time of uninspired gameplay.

Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army gets the job done for an interesting price, but it's clearly not the most innovative zombie game to date.

Quotation forthcoming.

Saint Seiya: Sanctuary Battle is the perfect example of a wasted opportunity. Just like most of the games based on popular anime licences, Saint Seiya is graphically awful, but with tons of nice touches aimed to the hardcore fans. If you like the original brand, you could like this game too.

Sacred Citadel is a visually impressive but a very bland fighter, that brings few new ideas to the table in terms of design and gameplay. Only for hard-core nostalgics of the “golden age” of arcades.

Although it surely can't be defined as a masterpiece, this reboot proves that the Splatterhouse franchise possesses an unquestionable potential even after 22 years from its official début. If you're not afraid to get your hands dirty, Rick's adventure, will surely be able to deliver the emotions you're searching for.

If you dig zany Japanese games or if you're just searching for something dumb to play during your alcoholic nights with friends, easily go for it: Muscle March is definitely the game for you. You'll have fun for a while and you'll discover the beefcake homo-macho that's in you!

A new storytelling adventure in a fantastic world with memorables characters, in the iconic and wonderful japanese setting.

Jagged Alliance Back in Action is a good real time strategy game, but it's not the old Jagged. If you are able to give a clean break with the past, you could enjoy it. Else, give up.

Contrast is a nice puzzle game with an amazing art direction but not so amazing gameplay. The dualism between light and darkness is nice, as the setting, a noir grotesque version of the ‘20s, but the game itself lacks on the technical side, and, after a while, even the puzzles become boring.

A light-hearted adventure with classical JRPG gameplay features. Perfect for Cartoon Network series' fans, entertaining but WAY too easy for seasoned players.

Bizarre's first attempt in the Bond series is not a bad game, with solid shooter mechanics and good driving sections. Unfortunately, Blood Stone is too short to offer a decent value.

Despite its ups and downs, it's easy to turn a blind eye to Betrayer's faults thanks to its good atmosphere.

WWE 2K15 gains a good graphical improvement cutting many interesting modes from the previous chapters of the franchise. The slow gameplay, long loading times and unresponsive controls are big issues which ruin a potentially good gameplay.

A colorful, painful game that we can only recommend to sadistic players.

Blacklight: Tango Down is a game with great ambitions and too many design issues. If you are a sniper rifle lover, you'll be really disappointed by this game, due to the bad weapon balance. The entire gameplay is built around a pure run&gun action, so if you're looking for a cheap but good downloadable multiplayer FPS, go for Battlefield 1943.

Lost Planet 3 has lost the appeal of the original chapter and fails to compete with other TPSs such as Gears of War and Dead Space. The Campaign is boring and it lacks interesting elements.

Monster Rancher 1&2 DX is a controversial operation. On the one hand, it has the merit of expatriating a franchise with its own history with more decision, although the weight of time is inexorably felt on the life-simulator jrpg offer of the first two chapters of the franchise.

The Saints Row reboot attempts to reimagine the Saints' origins by transplanting them to a new, beautiful city. The problem is that the characters are uninteresting, the gameplay lacks originality or polish and technically the game sometimes shows debilitating bugs.

The new game about Naruto is something completely different from the Ultimate Ninja’s series. The mix of traditional combat and MOBA mechanics is interesting, but technical problems can’t give the right start to this spinoff.

World of Warriors is a very simple game, with some good ideas but without any advanced mechanics. The combat system is poor and also the aesthetics of the characters. The porting from mobile platform on console doesn't benefit to the production that remains an experience dedicated to young kids accustomed to mobile games.

Tharsis is a well constructed dice-game with an interesting theme. Too bad that luck has too much a say in the player’s destiny; this can inflict frustration and anger which, in my book, are the opposite of entertainment.

Rayman jumps in the 3rd dimension with this new edition of the second chapter of the series. He's in good shape, but now we want him to be the star of a REALLY new adventure!

The lack of a "real" Career Mode, the "freemium" content-unlock structure and some technical issues, make of MX vs ATV Alive one of the worst chapters of the long-lasting THQ series.

Quite an enjoyable skate game… if you're a total newcomer to this genre. This is neither Tony Hawk nor Shaun White Snowboading, but a weird mix of both games.

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.

Thanks to its accessible and fresh gameplay mechanics, Medieval Moves proves to be a well crafted product that will assure an engaging gaming experience to both youngsters and more experienced gamers.

Shadowrun Chronicles Boston Lockdown is an online tactical RPG marred with quite many issues. Still its gameplay idea is solid and the multiplayer mode could be quite a joyous experience. Given enough time to devs to solve its issues it could reach unexpected heights.

Redux: Dark Matters is an interesting old school side scrolling shooter. If you are in love with these kind of experiences, you’ll find this game pretty fun and interesting, despite its flawed level design.

Morbid: The Seven Acolytes is an indie adventure full of ambitions… too many ambitions! Despite the Bloodborne-style inspirations, the game is full of personality, a clear reflection of an extremely passionate vision, with very strong artworks and sound design, but everything else is simply pretty weak. The low difficulty, boss fights aside, along with a very basic gameplay devoid of any challenge, hinders what could have been something truly interesting.

Little more than a DLC of the 2011 edition, Cities XL 2012 is a good SimCity game, even if perhaps it's too simple to be a real contest.

An interesting twist on the survival genre. A point and click adventure with a very original black and white style and a branching story telling that leads to a number of different endings.

Quite an enjoyable skate game… if you're a total newcomer to this genre. This is neither Tony Hawk nor Shaun White Snowboading, but a weird mix of both games.

This porting of Dead by Daylight is fun and scary as always. Sadly, compared to counterparties isn't the best version out there: the downgrade is too big to be ignored, with framerate drops and some minor glitches.

Godfall is visually pleasing, with a responsive gameplay and a nice level of challenge. Unfortunately, the narrative is mediocre and the game system appears almost entirely devoid of temper, which makes the game a little more than an adequate forerunner for the new gaming generation.

Joe's Adventure is a little step ahead of the previous DLC, but original problems still remain: missions are flat and your action is quite driven. Anyway, it's always the best Mafia game available and the main character rocks.

Looking like a game from the old generation and being too similar to Dynasty Warriors, Samurai Heroes doesn't renovate a genre that needs reinvention.

Midway Arcade Origins is a nice compilation of good old classics, but the lack of pretty important games (Paperboy?) is a shame. The collection is still interesting for Midway's fans, due to the presence of great old arcade machines into the disc.

A disappointing sequel that resembles (in the worst way) everything we've seen in the previous entries of the series. Fun to play for a very short period, the linear gameplay and the lack of multiplayer and co-op mode make this game a failure under many aspects. It could be worth a rental for the week-end, but there are better ways to spend money and time.

Not the properly polished F1 game we've been waiting from Codemasters for a long, long time.

If only Codemasters didn’t axe the online multiplayer, F1 Race Stars could have been a decent game to spend some hours with.

Quotation forthcoming.

Eyes of Heaven offers lots of contents, but it isn't particularly convincing in terms of gameplay.

Technical issues and shallow multiplayer waste the fascinating open world racer created by Ivory Tower.

E.Y.E. Divine Cybermancy is the classic wasted opportunity due to the lack of resources and an insane ambition to try to cook too many meals onto the same kitchen's fire. The right dimension of this game should be that of a free mod: at 20 Euros, Steam 'shelves' are stuffed with commercial products much more worthy than this one.

Quotation forthcoming.

Spate is heavily focused on what it can best deliver: story and atmosphere. A desperate and alcoholic father who's seeking for the truth about the death of his daughter, in the desolate, steampunk location of the Xzone, is the perfect main character for an original and very inspired 2.5D indie platform.

This first DLC offers a very short ride and doesn’t really add anything new nor notable to the main game.

Fossil Echo is a fun platform/puzzle/stealth game with an interesting story and a good graphics department. Too bad its difficulty progression is non-existent and player frustration is always present.

A title able to entertain and then quickly betray those who play. A light gunplay and a too aggressive spawn system undermine the few original ideas. We recommend Earthfall only to those who still dream of a third chapter of Left 4 Dead, but there's better around.

Dynasty Warriors 9 Empire mixes and matches most of the features from the previous games, improves the officers editor but fails to bring something really new to old and next-gen platforms.

In this first try of the series on PS3, Ar tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel steps on the 3D court and gives its fans a complete overhaul in terms of gameplay. Despite some graphical/technical problems and minor bugs, this third (and final?) chapter of the series has a lot to offer and will keep you entertained for a long time.

A family game that you can personalize in some aspects, with a good use of the physics engine and the possibility to participate in a real community including your creations. Funny and unusual, but only for a handful of hours.

On PC, Ryse: Son of Rome is technically sumptuous as expected, but apart from that, few will wait for the Emperor's thumb down once a few hundred of butchered barbarians will bite the dust.

J-STARS Victory VS+ is not perfect, but is the ultimate anime crossover and a must have for anyone who loves manga and Japanese animation.

Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Videogame 4 brings with it some improvements but they are not as incisive as we hoped. For this game dedicated to American Supercross we feel the need for something new and innovative that will lift the fortunes of the saga.

Moon Diver is one of those old-school action games that Castlevania and Strider fans will recognize at first sight. Unfortunately it offers a very difficult "solo" gameplay and a confusing multiplayer experience.

Any fan of the Star Wars brand will probably enjoy the 6 hours campaign, but if you're not among them you surely won't be able to ignore the game's technical flaws and inconsistent gameplay. Better luck next time, Jedi wannabes.

A little, tiny mini-golf game, a little bit repetitive but perfect as time-killer.

Better than the previous chapter but under the average level of the genre, without no chance to be fun and involving. There is no doubt that you can't have fun with this, even being a real fan of the brand. Sad.

A brilliant, humorous, crazy and irresistible character buried in a repetitive and uninspired game. Deadpool deserved a better treatment… Chimichanga!

The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 is an action role-playing videogame with a top-down isometric view developed and published by Nippon Ichi Software for the PlayStation 4. Gameplay is nice, but the game maps are too dispersive, with messy plot and bizarre characters.

With a fresh prospective on the Arkham universe, Batman: Arkham Origins – Blackgate is quite a good beginning on PS Vita but not the complex and complete game it could have been.

Wings! Remastered Edition is all about nostalgia and good ol’ times. But the fact is that in 2014 you need to give something more to your audience, even if they had played and loved the original game.

An ambitious voyage through time that unfortunately loses its way very soon.

F1 2014 can be considered a missed opportunity for Codemasters to create a convincing simulation of the current F1 season. We hope because most of the staff is focused on next-gen version of the game already.

Abstruse and sometimes outright broken in its design elements, Violett commits the worst crime for an adventure game: it confronts the player with poorly designed puzzles that require little logic and lots of luck and clueless clicking in order to be solved.

Avatar is a standard product which doesn't excel and doesn't fail in anything. Technically good but flat as for the gameplay, the game consists in moving on the map from one marker to the other, exploring and fighting. Interesting for Cameron's movie fanboys, one of the many shooters for the rest of the people.

Need for Speed Payback is a very fun open-world racing arcade game. There's plenty to do: many different type of races and a huge world with night & day cycle to explore, full of events, collectibles, opponents to challenge and one of the best car customization in the series.

Despite some small bugs and two somewhat open endings, Witch Hunt proves to be a fine DLC that should't disappoint any fan of the series. If you're a fan of the game and look forward to a decent conclusion to the fantasy saga told until now, look no further.

A survival horror experience set in traditional Japanese settings with randomly generated maps and Noh theatre masks' inspired ghosts that lacks balance and aesthetic appeal.

Gorgeous visuals and a great soundtrack are strong weapons in this one, but everything else is below expectations.

Windward carries the player to a 17th century ship command through competitive battles, where key to the victory is extreme grinding.

A pretty decent game, with fast paced combat and a good amount of gameplay modes, but the lack of online play and a lacklustre roster keep Extreme Butoden away from the best Dragon Ball titles.

Designer's Cut is a disappointing DLC that shows that even interesting ideas, if badly managed, don't automatically bring to success. Those who have already spent many hours in the cooperative mode will certainly be happy to spend more time in Arms Race or farm old bosses with new skills, but this does not delete out the questionable choices made in the first place.

A funny "roller-coaster" spin off in the Fable series, with entertaining straightforward story and gameplay, partially ruined by some annoying Kinect-related technical issues.

Zeno Clash 2 is a new iteration of a game that does nothing to look coherent and structured.

Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3 is the classical "more of the same". This game is almost identical to any other Ultimate Ninja games for PSP. The only differences are the higher characters number and the new multiplayer options. If you're a BIG fan on the original anime, buy it. If you just want a Naruto game... you can have the previous one for a few bucks.

Drakengard 3 is technical mess with an awesome but unconventional story telling. Taro Yoko's vision can take you into a violent and extreme world with interesting characters. Don't let the low quality graphics to prevent you from buying this epic and interesting PS3 exclusive.

Phoning Home is a good survival game and you will find impossible to not develop an empathy with ION and ANI, the two main characters. Anyway the gameplay is slow and a lot of bugs make it far from being perfect. If you want to enjoy the game you have to accept its flaws and embrace the moral dilemmas that you will face during the adventure.

This DLC is a little too small, compared to other additional contents from Rockstar. Forget the huge DLC for GTA: this time we have few maps, few characters from the previous Red Dead and one single new weapon. It's not enough for a 10 Euro purchase, unless you are addicted to the multiplayer of RDR.

Even though some games are funny, Game & Wario loses most of the appeal of its predecessors proposing just a bunch of "not-so-special" games.

I Am Bread it’s just another fancy simulator born from the ashes of games like Goat Simulator. It’s fun for a couple of minutes, but then it bores.

Kinect Sports Rivals is a huge improvement of this franchise. The new Kinect sensor is able to perform greatly registering tiny movements, and every match is now a really good experience. If you're looking for a fun party game to play with your friends, this is your best (and only) choice on Xbox One.

Considering that the game is sold in bundle with a Wiimote Plus, Wii Play Motion might catch the attention of all those who haven't yet had a chance to get the "new" controller, but if you're not among them the mini-games on offer will hardly arouse any of your interest.