Lucius is an average horror adventure game. It offers some good ideas, but it's too schematic and technically poor to get a better score.

Despite a fascinating concept and an undoubted strategic deepness, the console versions of R.U.S.E. fail to deliver a fully satisfying gaming experience for both fans and newcomers to the genre due to some gameplay flaws and some questionable decisions made by the developers.

Defiance is an interesting mix between an MMO and a FPS, fun to play and with many things to do. Too bad for the poor AI and a certain lack of variety.

Supermassive Games delivers an unimpressive on-rail shooter with some light co-op tactical features.

Quotation forthcoming.

To conceive a cooperative game without giving the player the chance to play along with a teammate across the net, is a sort of heresy, especially for a game like this.

The Last Remnant Remastered is the best available version of the JRPG by Square Enix. The graphics is improved, however remain the flaws of a game released 10 years ago, without enhancements in gameplay. It adds elements to the classic turn-based combat, sometimes chaotic but able to stand out.

Despite the lack of clarity and an inexplicably intricate UI, Feudalism is able to provide some interesting feature. It might not be the best exponent of the strategic genre, but it still offers some well-thought ideas.

Broken Sword 5 could be a nice dip in the past, but the puzzles are too easy to solve and the story waits long before due time to get interesting. There’s the second episode to hope in but perhaps, as in the case of the relationship between Nico and George, letting go of the past could really be for the best.

Dub Dash is a rhythm game extremely tricky and challenging. If you like electronic dance music and very challenging games this is for you. Otherwise beware that this game could be as frustrating as enjoyable. The insane high difficulty curve, the random generated challenges and the multiplayer modes offer longevity and repeatability. If you don’t like these elements you may want to skip this game.

Welcomed on PS4 for players who missed the original, but this “new” version is not so “special” for those who have already played the game on PS3 and PS Vita.

Fruit Ninja Kinect is funny and engaging for a short period, but it's also an 800MP game and for that price we would like to have something a little bit more... juicy!

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

Star Ocean is not an outstanding game, but fans will find many classic elements of the series in this chapter and the combat system is very good.

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.

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.

Prinny Presents NIS Classics Volume 3 includes 2 RPG classics (Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure and La Pucelle: Ragnarok), reissuing them with minor technical improvements and leaving their strengths and weaknesses mainly untouched.

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.

Farming Simulator 17: Platinum Edition is the largest add-on to the Giants Software's game. The Platinum Edition introduces a new south american territory, the Estancia Palacio, a new cattle, the Brahman, and the sugar cane cultivation.

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.

Not the best collection around, but the games are still entertaining as of today. A nice opportunity to discover (or rediscover) the series, but nothing more.

ATOMEGA is a shooter game from creator of Grow Home and Grow Up. You are ready to become a super advanced post-biological lifeforms called Exforms and fight against others just for your fun?

Concrete Genie is a colorful and magical fairy tale for children. The project, perhaps too ambitious, however led to a clearly incomplete work.

Quotation forthcoming.

Star Trek online can be defined as a causal alternative to Eve Online; a lot of ideas mixed in a cauldron where the result is a bland soup. You can love its atmospheres, especially if you are a Trekker, but if you are a skilled player you will soon forget it.

Sadly, Shank is a nice but short action game. The combat system is well studied but doesn't have the right balance, and the entire experience ends in three hours only. The offline only multiplayer game is also a crazy choice.

A lazy collection of two problematic titles videogames of the strategic genre and role-playing games. Unfortunately, not enough has been done, despite the fun gameplay.