Short Peace: Ranko Tsukigime’s Longest Day is a strange collection created for a very small audience. If you love good anime and crazy ideas, you'll like this interesting experiment. The Italian version of this game, sadly, is far too expensive.

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

Although the idea of fighting along the Darkspawns is surely a thrilling premise, Darkspawn Chronicles proves to be a fairly mediocre add-on, unable to assure a fun and engaging experience throughout the one and only hour of gameplay it has to offer.

Start The Party is an HD clone of Wii Play, created for PS3 and Move with a 5 years delay. The mini-game compilation is not too bad: some games are better than others, and the gameplay is always easy to understand and execute. Anyway, the entire experience is not so interesting.

Freaky, ironic, disrespectful, Outerlight's game is a nice FPS and a funny lesson on how to kill people in strange manners. Not a masterpiece of Xbox Live, but a worthy experience for multiplayer games addicted, at a cheap price.

In Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 there are not one but three approaches to complete the stealth missions of sniper Jon North. But despite the nice gameplay design, the poor narrative and technical realization are still blocking the title from reaching excellence.

How to survive falls just between Dead Island's open world gameplay and Dead Nation's action style... but it fails to give players a good reason to buy it.

Super Monkey Ball 3D offer three different modes, and just one of those is really fun. The Monkey Race has few gameplay problems and the Monkey Fight is quite boring. The 3D effect and the tilt controls can't be used together, which is a sad problem.

The game offers an amazing graphic and a pretty good storyline, but the shooting controls are seriously too frustrating to entertain the players until the end titles.

Even with some minor imperfections, the game is well developed and entertaining, enthralling with good storytelling and an nicely designed environment, enhanced by the excellent audio recordings.

Despite an interesting concept, Albedo: Eyes from Outer Space fails to deliver a smooth experience due some not-so-great gameplay mechanics and a terrible collision detection. Give it a try anyway if you like first person adventure and old school sci-fi b-movies.

Nice gameplay, clean graphics and a beautiful soundtrack make Shinobido 2 a little surprise for Vita's early adopter.

Try again Indy! This is one of the worst game ever dedicated to his iconic character.

Crimson Dragon is a good game. Funny, sometimes engaging, but it isn't Panzer Dragoon and although sometimes it really gets close, it fails to reach the heights of its predecessor.

Elite Dangerous Odyssey is a great expansion, but it came out too soon. Despite the good quality of the mission system and an adequate FPS module, the technical problems of this DLC are too serious to ignore.

An engaging and atmospheric tactical FPS with some critical technical issues.

A Limbo-like game with good visuals and inspired puzzle design, ruined by frustrating controls, poor animations and some minor bugs.

Text: A little bit more than a demo for a potentially-interesting future project yet to be revealed.

Touhou Genso Rondo: Bullet Ballet is a crazy Japanese mash-up between a fighting game and a bullet hell shooter. Its gameplay mechanics are pretty good, but the lack of a good color code for letting player recognize which bullets are good and which will hurt him when the screen is loaded with any kind of stuff, may hurt the experience.

A comeback for nostalgics and fans, that doesn’t succeed to give the same feelings as the old PC version.

Micro-characters for mini-adventures that maybe will appeal to a younger audience. Just don't pretend to call it Fable.

A good strategic game that not excel in any field, Iron Front 1944's primary task seems to be to fill our time until Arma 3 arrives.

Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games is less interesting than the previous games of this franchise released for Nintendo Wii. The lack of gameplay features designed around the Wii U GamePad is a big mistake from SEGA's developers. If you're looking for a good party game for Nintendo Wii U just buy the more interesting Wii Party U and have fun.

If you are a fan of dungeon games and Japanese manga girls, you'll have some fun with Criminal Girls: Invite Only. If not, our advice is to try something else.

A too heavy name for a brand new game with poor story, fragile gameplay mechanics (except for a local multiplayer) and a light appeal. The shoot 'em up market has definitely much more to offer.

FPS junkies and lovers of multiplayer tactical shooters could give Medal of Honor Warfighter a chance. But they should not forget that Black Ops 2 is going to give a reality check to the EA franchise.

A Project Zero-like experience with poor visuals and animations, but good puzzle design and great atmosphere.

Quotation forthcoming.

The survival of Fade to Silence is certainly good, credible and well structured. Severe for the most hurried players but at the same time will reward strategists. Unfortunately it lacks all that undergrowth of contents that give soul and "color" to a video game, like a real campaign, fiction, secondary activities, not to mention decidedly mediocre graphics and combat system.

Mugen Souls is a heavily Japanese RPG, with few great ideas and mediocre graphics. The combat system and the nice humour both balance a flat story and the boring space battles. If you like these kind of games, you'll find Mugen Souls funny and enjoying.

Warhammer Quest is an old school boardgame-tablet-port RPG that fails to enhance itself for a platform that requires a bit more both in terms of gameplay and aesthetics. If a light RPG adventure is what you are after then Warhammer Quest is a sure bet, but if you're looking for something on par with what the PC market offers nowadays then definitely look elsewhere.

Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll is far from perfect or innovative, but that doesn't means that fans of the genre won't be able to appreciate its fairly good gameplay and its addictive progression system. Hoping that eventually the time of top notch jRPGs will come again, Omega Force's last creation might manage to keep you busy for quite a while.

Quotation forthcoming.

The interesting bits are buried in an excessively cumbersome and frustrating experience.

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.

Titan Quest is a lazy port of a glorious PC action RPG. The genre is respected and executed efficiently but the game is immersed in poor interface design and tons of bugs and glitches.

Brave Soldiers is a solid game for both the anime and the fighting game lovers. The combat system is easy to grasp and can be mastered even by less technical players. The interesting multiplayer modes and the huge fan service turn this product into something you can look after.

Despite some quirks, every FPS fan can stand in line along with Kim Jong-un to gather this competently crafted first person shooter.

The feelings and pathos that Moebius: Empire Rising tries to convey are evident, but the game is technically flawed and too clumsy in building the proper atmosphere.

From the same team behind the awesome SBK, here comes a new arcade game with the MX1 and MX2 motocross championship license. The result is a forgettable experience with nothing really new to offer, a disturbing soundtrack and some strange and unexpected physics glitches.

Quotation forthcoming.

Knack is an incredibly generic action/platformer, with poor design, some balance issues and lacking gameplay mechanics. Disappointing, even for a launch title.

Although it can’t be defined as an absolute masterpiece, Backbreaker proves to be a well crafted game, capable of assuring a fun and engaging experience to both fans of the genre and potential newcomers. If you’re looking for some hardcore action and you’re not afraid to get hurt, this is surely the game for you.

The Tomorrow Children is something that might be called a concept game, a very interesting idea which is hardly transposed in a videogame. It seems like an experiment of collaborative gameplay, an experience that everyone must try in order to try to understand it.

Dull gameplay, uninteresting action, shortage of game modes and characters, subpar graphics and bad performances, make this game one of the worst Dragon Ball games ever created.

With the goal of approaching the console market, Port Royale 3 has simplified too many of its mechanics, resulting in a step back in the strategy genre.

The only thing that can’t be rescued in Emergency 5 is the game itself.

Quotation forthcoming.

Limited in every possible way, from combat system to options. Maybe this is the worst game in the entire PS Vita launch line-up.

Hearthfire is too superficial and linear to fit in a deep and complex game as Skyrim. And it's a shame, because the personal life of a Dragonborn would have been a great addition to this game.

The real problem is that Spellforce 2: Demons of the Past is a 2006 game. Both graphics and user interface are aged and only few people could remember the plot of Shadow Wars. Despite this, the core gameplay is solid and the mash-up between RTS and RPG is a lot of fun. Maybe SpellForce 3 will be a game that anyone will have to play, unfortunately Demons of the Past is for hardcore fans only.

Aztech Forgotten Gods is an action game with some interesting ideas, but it fails to entertain the players and has too many issues.

Quotation forthcoming.

Harry Potter Kinect is not a good game. Mini-games do not shine for their originality and the accuracy of Kinect is not quite as good as in other similar games. There is no depth and there is no fun, just like an overpriced bad spell.

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.

TheGreat Perhaps sounds like a missed opportunity to deliver a truly enjoyable and unique piece of adventure.

Despite the introduction of new mechanics, considering the years that have passed since the release of the first two Fallen Legion, Remnants feels more like a step back than a step forward. The developers missed the opportunity to finally create a product with a strong visual identity, resting on a fairly bland style and a simple and repetitive gameplay.

If Jurassic Park were a film, it could have been a very good one. Unfortunately it's a videogame, where interaction is paramount.

Great atmosphere and good potential for this Project Zero spin-off, that unfortunately fails in every other possible way.

Although its visuals aren't surely stunning and its campaign will only last a few hours, Predator proves to be a decent debut for the series on PSP. Developers will however need to enhance the experience to meet the standards of the console iterations of the franchise.

After six long years of waiting, RIOT: Civil Unrest fails to tell riots. And that's not funny.

Not particularly flawed, The Devil’s Cartel is just an unimaginative TPS without any exceptionally good features.

Quotation forthcoming.

The console versions of Warfighter definitely aren't the most polished and entertaining modern shooters on the market. Considering the expectations that there were on this series, we can call Medal of Honor a victim of EA's friendly fire.

Not the usual great Platinum Games production, but if you’re a fan of the TV show or of action games you may find something interesting here.

Harvest Moon: One World is the latest game in the Harvest Moon franchise. It can be relaxing but it feels like it’s stuck in the past. We would definitely recommend to wait for a discount.

The Last Oricru starts from some good ideas but unfortunately poorly developed or not fully developed. Almost everything is to be reviewed, from the narrative choises and characterization to the combat system, bad most of the time. Hopefully, these criticisms will lead to a more refined second job.

Although it will surely satisfy youngsters, The Infinity Gauntlet's simple gameplay mechanics and shallow narrative will hardly engage mature audiences.

Knee Deep is a good investigation adventure but, although the story is quite good, the player doesn't have to do anything but choosing among different dialogue options. In this game there is more to read than to play.

Beyond the mere narrative component, which will best capture only manga and anime (or Japanese) fans, The Princess Guide is an action-RPG with really a lot of meat on the fire. The problem is that this meat is so much that it ends up "burning". Translated: fast fights but too chaotic and dirty from a series of written on the screen to the limit of understandable, menu and submenu that will put in difficulty even the most experienced players.

Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z's combat system isn't as deep as the one from the previous Dragon Ball games. The lack of combos and variety is a huge issue for these kind of games, but the new class system is an interesting idea. If you love Dragon Ball you should look for the previous titles based on the popular Toriyama's masterpiece.

A very good idea wasted on a poor layered structure is in a few words the essence of Omerta. An offer you can definitely turn down.

Quotation forthcoming.

Rise of Nightmares is an interesting idea, an ambitious project followed by a catastrophic implementation. Walking on 3D locations sounds really promising, but its charm disappears after 10 minutes because of a too twisted control schema: considering this was the first horror hardcore game for Kinect, we can only hope for a brighter future for this genre.

The game is poorly optimized, and while the spirit of the old Carmageddon games is somewhat still there, Stainless Games could and should have done more to release Reincarnation in a better shape.

A music reactive platform that fails in all his objectives. The levels doesn’t really react to music, the controls are laggy and the visuals fail to impress. If you really want to try it, at least wait that the price goes down.

Quotation forthcoming.

A below-average short horror game that pretends to be an Alien: Isolation clone but fails in almost every possible way.

Shadwen is a flawed experience, but can be an enjoyable treat if you love stealth-games with interesting mechanics and effective level design.

A dull and uninspired Layton clone, with a couple of good ideas ad a lot of repetitive puzzles. Sorry Doctor, but we prefer our Professor!

Akaneiro: Demon Hunters is a nice attempt in the free-to-play genre, and is also a good action-RPG. The problem is that if you don’t want to pay a dime, it’s all about mindless grinding over and over again, and the AI assisted co-op it’s not well implemented.

Quotation forthcoming.

Although the quality of at least three of the four games included is unquestionable, the Dreamcast Collection suffers from the lack of a real optimization, especially from a technical standpoint, that disfigures in comparison with many other recent remakes.

Despite the innovations of this edition, Farming Simulator 15 remains faithful to the formula of the saga, offering both a unique experience and denying, once again, any possibility of customization.

PlayStation Move Heroes is a fun and engaging mini-games compilation that will have you make a good use of Sony's motion-sensing game controller.

Despite the vast and intricate saga created by George R. R. Martin and some unusual games mechanics, Game of Thrones: Genesis doesn't catch the feeling of the Westerosi fight for the throne. Boring, predictable and visually poor, this is not what the fans of A Song of Ice and Fire deserve.

Spare Parts has a good concept and a clumsy realization. The idea is nice but the big number of technical problems transform a potentially good experience in a missed opportunity.

Dungeon Fighter LIVE: Fall Of Hendon Myre doesn't work as well as the free-2-play edition. The poor animations, the lack of variety and clumsy controls are enough to ignore the Xbox LIVE version of the game. Just play the original one on PC.

Bound by Flame is a low budget action RPG that doesn’t really shine. The plot varies depending on how you tackle it and the gameplay’s really challenging but there’s not much else to it.

Speedball 2 HD has a lot of minor quirks that could be forgiven if only the game had some multiplayer mode to make it up for them. As it is, this remake is not better than the original in any way.

Natural Doctrine is a brutal and ugly strategic game that will test your patience. The visuals are poor, the story insignificant and the combat mechanics are original and complex, but not rewarding at all.

I'd love to say that Fairytale Fights is an hack'n slash you shouldn't miss: the style is just adorable and I really like the attitude of these psychopathic fairy tales. Yet this is a game that looks far better than how it plays, and still without considering its evident flaws the full price makes it hard to recommend it even to fans of the genre: sorry but there will be no happy ending, this time.

Necromunda: Underhive Wars is potentially a splendidly entertaining tactical game with lot of depth and atmosphere but, at the moment, it is marred by a plethora of technical issues that make it a chore to play.

Youtubers Life: OMG Edition is a game that gives its best on the Nintendo Switch, but is ruined by a botched port, with frequent framerate drops, input lag, inefficient command bindings and too much bugs and crashes for a product released three years ago.

Lord of Arcana is a Monster Hunter like action game. The Capcom franchise, anyway, looks much better than this Square Enix experiment. Lord of Arcana is graphically flat, and the lack of a wi-fi multiplayer is a huge problem for this kind of title.

Bodycount has a lot of ideas but also a large amount of problems. A weak storyline guides the player through an average campaign mode, and the most interesting things are the co-op campaign and the Bodycount mode (the arcade style mode where you fight for the final grade). All the rest simply doesn't work as intended.

Halo Spartan Assault is not the best debut for the Halo Series on Xbox One. Its mobile roots don't fit the console market, and the lack of any cooperative mode for the story, a flat level design and a linear gameplay, can't enthuse everyone. Halo fans anyway will enjoy the deep link with the series while waiting for the next major episode.

Dark Alliance is an action packed brawler with RPG elements. Icewind Dale has never looked so stunning. Gameplay is fast paced and the combat is rewarding.