Considering its overall lack of polish and gameplay depth, War in the North proves to be a mediocre hack 'n' slash that will only appeal to real fans of the brand.

The Roland Garros update is another failed set point for Tennis World Tour. SEGA, pleas, bring back the good-old Virtua Tennis days.

The mechanics have the same potential as ever, but once again it stays largely untapped. Same old approach, same old flaws that undermine the game's strong points.

Conan Unconqured is a survival RTS Tower defense set in the world of Conan the Barbarian. This spin-off certainly tries to appeal RTS lovers, but despite some smart and original ideas, the game lacks depth and becomes boring after a few hours, also due to the absence of competitive multiplayer both offline and online. Co-op multiplayer is good but definitely not enough to keep the game standing among giants of the RTS genre.

Not everything turns out to be as good it should: Babel Rising is a really good game on the iOS/Mobile environment, but loses part of its spirit in its consoles version. With a boring and linear gameplay and an insufficient Kinect control-schema, it represents a missed chance in XBLA market.

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

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.

One Piece Romance Dawn is a simple porting of the original JRPG developed for PSP long time ago. Nothing has been done in order to enhance the original experience, which is still as dull as ever. The Italian translation is good news, but that's simply not enough.

Conan the Barbarian meets the Phantom of Sparta in this good-looking action game… unfortunately its technical problems blow-up everything else.

DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power would have been a great game with the right improvements. Despite this it’s a good game recommended for children.

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

Quotation forthcoming.

Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper keeps the usual good and bad features from the never ending Musou series, but is plagued by a terrible implementation. Even many months and a console later from the original release, this version is sadly the worst of the pack.

Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 is a kick to Hokuto no Ken fans' dream. Despite an accurate Story Mode, mediocre graphics, poor sound and a clumsy gameplay, transform this Tecmo Koei game into a sad nightmare.

Too clumsy to be really enjoyable.

After all these years of waiting, tennis fans deserved something better than this shallow and buggy pseudo-realistic sport experience.

Hatred is nothing more than a bad video game. Destructive Creations has done everything in order to get as much hype as possible, in order to sell a mediocre twin stick shooter. The lack of an interesting point of view about hate and violence is enough to ignore this product, even during the Steam sales.

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.

A good project, released maybe too early to be really enjoyable. A lot of bugs distract the player from the main goal, witch is to try and innovate the WWE franchise. The hopes are all in future patches to bring the game to its full potential.

Way of the Samurai 4 is the perfect mirror of the modern Japanese videogame industry. Good, old ideas are still cool enough to entertain, but the clumsy and dated technical side can prevent people from buying the game.

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.

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.

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.

Rise of Venice is really simple at its heart. The lengthy campaign isn’t too exciting and doesn’t pose a real challenge, and the other modes just can’t offer much else to be excited for.

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

Although the adventure offers an interesting prologue and some memorable moments, at least for horror lovers, the game is ruined by a reduced longevity, by the poverty of the gameplay and by the repetition of always identical mechanics.

After the success achieved by The Orange Box, every series tried to do the same with its own collection. Unfortunately, not all games are as good as Half-Life. We can say the same about Command & Conquer. The series is awesome but this ultimate collection doesn't offer any real reason to buy it. No extras, no more content, not even a decent emulation on the modern OS. Only for real fans of the series.

Considering its poorly paced adventure, Lonesome Road will only appeal to real fans of the series that will surely appreciate its narrative. If you're not among them, look elsewhere.