Silent Hill meets Diablo-esque dungeon crawler style with swinging results. Lack of variety, long loading times and mediocre graphics are balanced by some good ideas and addicting gameplay.

TRON: Evolution is a good but not excellent game. The main structure is quite standard, and the game flow is good enough to keep the player glued to the experience. The multiplayer is fair and funny, even if the Light Cycle battles are not as good as the originals.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash is a fun experience if shared with someone else, online or locally. If you’re planning to play it solo, there aren’t many options for you and, generally speaking, it’s not a content packed game.

Front Mission Evolved offers one of the worst single player experience of the entire series, but multiplayer saves the day. Bring some friends, take the fight online or leave it on the shelf.

Shelter 2 is an unique game about the uncertainty of life and the challenges of motherhood. Despite the few contents and a too simplistic gameplay, you will live a fantastic and emotionally involving experience.

Front Mission Evolved offers one of the worst single player experience of the entire series, but multiplayer saves the day. Bring some friends, take the fight online or leave it on the shelf.

Gameloft’s Iron Man 3 is not too bad, but it’s not the kind of game you will remember for ages. Considering such a powerful Hollywood franchise, creating an endless runner instead of a sandbox could be seen like a big waste. Especially when you find out that there are many endless runners better than this.

TRON: Evolution is a good but not excellent game. The main structure is quite standard, and the game flow is good enough to keep the player glued to the experience. The multiplayer is fair and funny, even if the Light Cycle battles are not as good as the originals.

Quotation forthcoming.

Defenders of Ardania is a mix between a tower defense and an RTS, but it lacks the right pace and boredom is around the corner in the single-player campaign. Multiplayer on the other hand gives more fun and more adrenaline.

Too clumsy to be really enjoyable.

Although we surely can’t deny its fascinating concept, Way of the Samurai 3 proves to be a disappointing next-gen debut for Aquire, which fails to improve the franchise’s previous titles in any significant way. In other words it’s surely a welcome sequel for any fans of the series, but a game that won’t appeal to a broader audience.

Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris is a pleasant return to the classic fantasy typical of the saga, but it is limping on the technical side and on the variety of experience, creating a questionable compromise between quantity and quality.

Ninja Gaiden 3 is the perfect example of how the lack of a strong game designer could crush the spirit of a great franchise. The first "Itagaki free" Ninja Gaiden is just a pale shadow of Ninja Gaiden Black.

Another day in Middle Earth, another game with too many flaws to be The Chosen One... even if you're the #1 fan of Tolkien masterpiece.

This DLC has nice contents, but you're paying extra money for a chapter of the main story. Taking this sequence away from the original game, Ubisoft ruined the Forlì experience, turning it into a simple checkpoint before Venice.

Tour de France 2017 is the official Grand Boucle game. The title is a complex tactical simulation of cycling, with a huge management mode: Pro Team. Unfortunately the graphic detail is poor and there isn't any interesting online mode.

There Came an Echo is a simplified tactical game with the best voice recognition software ever included in a videogame. Unfortunately the simplification seems too heavy and the voice gimmick is both not perfect and not that entertaining on his own.

Space Hulk: Deathwing is the classic game which will be remembered as the “what if”. The gorgeous and beautifully implemented Warhammer atmosphere is literally an empty box, given the huge problems the game has to face: horrible performance, crashes and huge loading times, tedious gameplay, stupid AI and a bad implemented progression system. There is a huge missed opportunity here.

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi is an interesting evolution for this epic franchise. Spike did a great job trying to create a combat system as simple as dynamic, but the result of this operation is the lack of variety in the final experience. This could be the first step for a brand new saga about the Dragon Ball universe.

With its remake of the original Bladestorm: The Hundred Years War, Omega Force delivers a lot of content, but saves on quality. The result is a technically crippled Musou, with mediocre gameplay and even worse AI, although with a passable brand new fantasy-themed campaign.

A basic Trials game with Micromachines-style setting, poor in visuals and faulty in its level design.

Goat Simulator is again the champion of craziness, even on PlayStation systems. Compared with other editions of the game, nothing has changed: it is fun and entertaining, despite many limitations and flaws.

Marvel Heroes could be described as a total conversion of Diablo in Marvel’s style. The visuals are good, the story isn’t original and the gameplay is always the same. The main problem is that after a few hours you’ll be done with the main quest and you'll be are forced to do the same quests over and over again to reach the level cap. Unless you pay some money to make it faster.

1-2-Switch has some unique gameplay gems and many disappointing challenges. Quite entertaining but it should have been a bundle title.

Peaky Blinders: Mastermind is a decent puzzle game that executes neatly an original, but somewhat very limited in ambition, plan. If you love the series you can give it a try, else, wait for a discount.

Elex has been a highly underexposed experience with a huge amount of bugs, without a characterizing element that could elevate the game against the competition.

Another shabby Kinect mini-games compilation, this time with those pesky rabbits.

Hungry Shark World is the classic game that despite some flaws, entertains and enchants thanks to a simple and effective gameplay.

Quotation forthcoming.

Mario Party: Island Tour is a pretty decent new addition to the series... if you have friends to play with. Despite the engaging Bowser’s Tower mode, the single-player campaign will soon run out of ideas.

An hallucinating trip between life and death, reality and the darkest reaches of mind. Similar to Myst or Riven, Datura puts the player in a strange silent world where the only way to escape is interacting and learning with the environment. With only two hours of gameplay, control issues and some rude mechanics, this game is what we call a missed opportunity.

Played in single-player, Kizuna Drive is an unconvincing chapter of the Shippuden series, with a bugged A.I. and a boring gameplay. Things are much better when this game is played in multiplayer.

Although it doesn't shine for narrative depth nor interaction, Golems of Amgarrak proves to be a fine DLC, fully capable of assuring a short but intense gaming experience. If you don't mind its clear tendency towards action, you'll surely appreciate the strength of the enemies presented by the developers.

Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 is a good evolution of the previous game. The main issue of Raging Blast, the ugly camera, has been solved now granting a better gameplay. If you are looking for a cool way to live the Dragon Ball main story, this is not the game for you, but if you are looking for fast and entertaining fights, this can be a good choice.

Sonic Forces tries to offer the best elements of previous 2D and 3D Sonic games, but the end result is a confusing gameplay experience. Though the sense of speed is back and it’s great, the player gets interrupted after every stage by long and uninteresting cut-scenes. And the same old problems of 3D Sonic games are still present. Technically speaking, the game is at least solid and runs smooth at 60fps.

Sacred 3 is a whole new experience but not a better experience. The game is linear, the gameplay is flat and the customization doesn't exist. In coop is fun to play, though.

Another Dynasty Warriors title that will probably appeal only the ultimate fans of the series. For everybody else, there's so much to choose from on the shelf these days.

Body and Brain Exercises is a nice experience. The game has some hardware issues, but considering the lack of good alternatives on Xbox 360, you should buy it if you are looking for a Brain Training-like title.

Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme VS-Force for PlayStation Vita is fun, with a huge load of contents and with decent graphics. Sadly, due to the lack of an online multiplayer, if you don't have good friends to play with via ad hoc, you'll probably play it alone.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.

The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame doesn't have the appeal of the classic LEGO videogames. It looks like a LEGO World reskin, without the movie’s humour and pace. And with a broken co-op.

Vector Thrust is fun but there's lot of untapped potential that needs more work to be unleashed.

Saitama's fans are the primary target for this good-looking tie-in that lacks a decent mission design and feels like a monotonous and dull action game.

Easy for experts, too hard for newbies, Fossil Fighters Frontiers isn’t a bad game, it simply doesn’t have a specific audience that might appreciate it.

Cards of Destiny is a good point & click game, but it fails on its fundamentals: dialogues, puzzles and graphic are a step behind the last chapter, and only its good plot saves this game.

Onechanbara Z2: Chaos has tons of fan-service, but it's kinda fun. Despite being messy and hard to grasp, the combat system is deep and dynamic, and grants tons of fun and experimentation. The graphics and the technical side of the game are quite rough though.

Funny, tough and surprisingly good: Rimlight Studios’ debut game Zheros is the first unmissable indie game of the year and one of the best beat ‘em up we’ve played in the recent years. A must-have if you grew up playing Double Dragon, Street of Rage and Final Fight.

The Way of Life is a courageous project, but the choices system is categorical and restrictive. Other faults make some good insights tedious. It's a pity, but as a debut it is to be considered positively for Cybercoconut.

If you love multiplayer FPS, you'll surely find in Breach a lot of pros: frenetic gameplay, stunning physics and environmental interaction and, last but not least, a perfect skill system for the player. It will never be remembered as the most innovative FPS in Xbox Live, but it accomplishes its job well, and that's enough.

With only 15 songs on offer, Michael Jackson: The Experience HD will surely appeal only to real fans of the King of Pop. If you're not among them, look elsewhere.

Considering that the adventure lasts for just one hour, only real fans of the franchise should consider the possibility of buying this DLC. If you're not among them, look elsewhere.

Tour de France 2018 is the official Grand Boucle game. The title is a complex tactical simulation of cycling, with two management mode: Pro Team e Pro Leader. Unfortunately the graphic detail is poor and there isn't any interesting online mode.

Army Corps of Hell is a decent mix of different ideas which is unfortunately not making the most out of PlayStation Vita.

Riptide offers what Dead Island’s fans were waiting for: a “more of the same” splatter-gory gameplay with some tiny additions... but not enough to give everyone else something to remember!

In a genre that can count on several excellent games, Soul Axiom finds its place with an interesting plot and an extremely well-balanced gameplay. Wales Interactive’s game has a distinctive and beautiful soul.

Edge of Time is just a washed-our version of the previous game, Shattered Dimensions. If Beenox wants to strike back with the next Amazing Spider-Man, it must change something.

Even with this porting for PS Vita, Epic Mickey 2 fails to improve the previous versions. It remains a good game for the children, and at its price is a good deal also for those who loves Disney’s characters.

Back to bed is a decent puzzle game but its mobile soul spoils the experience and the inspired atmosphere is not enough.

Quotation forthcoming.

A funny mini-games compilation, good for a fistful of hours... nothing more, nothing less. One of the weakest PlayStation Vita launch titles.

Fans of the original Mashed finally have the chance to get a good downloadable sequel from the creators of the series, Supersonic.

Mugen Souls Z is a good JRPG with interesting mechanics, a good combat system and a deep and entertaining character customization. Despite the graphics and the long story sequences, this is a good experience for gamers who like these kinds of products.

A potentially interesting twist in the usual tower defense formula, smashed by poor and repetitive gameplay.

Many indie games already proved that even the weirdest concept can be supported by a robust, addictive gameplay. Such is not the case with Knock-knock, that in the end just fails to entertain.

While the style of the game is certainly appealing, there’s too much that the developer could have done to make it a good game. But they set up for a simple, hilarious setting giving up on everything else.

A survival game with narrative and roguelike elements that will not disappoint former fans of the Out There saga, despite being hard to digest for newbies.

Despite a new graphic style and a slightly better combat scheme, Lovecraft’s Untold Stories 2 delivers the same experience of previous game: good narrative and decent gameplay... but fans of Lovecraft needs something more “peculiar” and terrifying.

Guardians of Middle Earth could be a good start for everyone willing to learn how to play MOBAs. The gameplay is simplified and the gamepad is well implemented. The problem is that on PC there are just a couple of MOBAs that are way better and free to play.

Warplanes: WW2 Dogfight offers a fun experience, enriched by a deep management system. Considering the good and responsive mechanics, the little variety of missions seems like a lost opportunity.

Quotation forthcoming.

Open Country offers a lot of contents for a very low cost. Hunting, fishing and quad racing, all immersed in an unspoiled setting in the wilderness. If you are looking for freedom and some healthy competition this is the title you are looking for.

Although it can't be defined as one of the best strategy games on the market, Disciples III proves to be a very decent game that will surely deliver a compelling and long lasting experience to both fans and newcomers to the franchise.

This little, cheap, Vita game is surprisingly fun and addictive. The lack of online multiplayer is the only "big" negative note.

An imperfect tribute to classical JRPGS from a European team. An enjoyable experience if you're an hardcore fan of the genre.

Werewolf is an action RPG that entertains with a nice combat system, but it has too many gaps that are impossible to ignore.

Monark lets us experience a school environment full of mysteries and creepy but engaging missions.

TV Superstars is a funny collection of minigames, with a good multiplayer but some control issues.

Quotation forthcoming.

Deadliest Warriors is a nice beat 'em up. If you're looking for a traditional fighting game with combos, specials and super moves, simply look for something else. Deadliest Warriors looks like the old Bushido Blade from Square Enix, with fighters with few moves to use, and the possibility to win a fight with a single good strike. This game is cheap, but it offers a deep and complex fighting system, where players must use reflexes and patience to punish every single mistake from the opponent.

Despite the fact that we are just talking of a simple QTE racing game, for the first time it’s possible to enjoy the atmosphere of Fast & Furious in a videogame with the real actors from the movie.

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.

Adr1ft on PS4 is a unique experience that can captivate your imagination if you’re yearning for space adventures. Too bad for the current lack of a VR solution.

Despite some bad technical issues, Toren is an emotional videogame/experience that is worth at least one run.

Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics is a barely sufficient tactical experience that brings few novelties to the table while severely limiting both the depth and the longevity of its own gameplay.

Another edition of the ever-growing How To Survive family, this time with a new perspective... that unfortunately doesn't justify a standalone version.

Amazon's hero shooter Crucible is quite a disaster across the board. Unbalanced gameplay, uninspired artwork and general monotony outline a severely insufficient production.

Michael Jackson The Experience is a sort of spin-off of Just Dance gameplay with "just" Michael Jackson in it. The game works quite well and is fun enough to capture every fan of the King of Pop, even if the track list have some huge absence.

With Shattered Skies, Free Reign Entertainment is trying to gain back its fans' respect. Many players went crazy after seeing how the developers worked on WarZ. Shattered Skies has no micro-transactions, no P2W dynamics and no cheaters at all. Let's see if things will be the same in a couple of months.

If only Kung-Fu High Impact offered a more balanced and complex challenge, and a more relevant longevity, we'd be probably talking about one of the more interesting and funny action games ever released for Kinect.

Better than the previous entry in the series but still far away from masterpieces like Virtua Tennis and Top Spin.

Considering the quality/price ratio of some of the real masterpieces available on the App Store, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 will truly satisfy only real fans of the franchise, leaving the rest somewhat disappointed.

Syndrome can’t be recommended to any particular player, except to a diehard fan of horror games, even though second-rate games.

Although Vancouver 2010 doesn’t excel in any real way, it proves to be a good game, superior to any other Olympic simulation out there. In other words, if you’re looking for the ultimate Olympic experience, look no further.

Predator: Hunting Grounds is another misstep by Illfonic. The idea behind this multiplayer game is good but it is too roughly implemented.

Three important video games remastered without passion and care, affected by bugs and crashes: a missed opportunity.

Table Top Tanks is a pretty good AR-based minigames collection for PlayStation Vita. When it works, it's quite fun, until you understand it doesn't have multiplayer online functionalities and it doesn't really last forever.