The Curious Expedition is a fine indie roguelike that succeeds in offering the classical strategy-rpg roguelike formula in an intriguing and unique theme.

The core idea of the dualism merchant/hero is great but Moonlighter is not able to stand out in a genre where the competition is extremely fierce. The combat and the level design of the dungeons fall flat in many occasions and the epilogue of Will's adventure seems a little bit rushed.

Superliminal is an interesting work creating an engaging atmosphere, able to capture the player and accompany him, almost unconsciously, towards the end of the journey. And the finale moral will leave a mark in many players.

MX vs ATV is a nice offroad game. The dynamic ground morphing system works really well, and is an important factor to study during every race. The weight management really gives the sensation of being in control of the motorbike. Thumbs down for the PS3 version, worse than the 360 one due to some graphic problems (pop-up e slow loading textures).

Song of Horror is a terrifying experience with disturbing atmospheres and a story you won't easily forget.

Charming and fascinating, Kingdom ultimately lacks depth. With more variables to tinker with, the replayability would simply skyrocket.

Considering its excellent quality/price ratio as well as the new weapons, items, enemies and vehicles, Case West proves to be a quality purchase for any fans of the franchise.

Asphalt 9: Legends pushes once again the limits of smartphone hardware and mobile gaming, offering cutting edge graphics, a smart control system and a lot of contents to enjoy with. It’s free-to-play and albeit there are the hated in-game purchases, they are totally optional. If you like arcade racing on the go, this game is the way to go.

Alder's Blood is a valid game based on a solid genre, nonetheless it manages to give that something extra thanks to some good original ideas and an intriguing setting. The Switch version, however, is slightly inaccurate in the management of the movements of the units and breaks too much the pace of exploration and adventure with loading screens of unjustified length,given the minimal design of maps and characters.

The steep learning curve hides a well-crafted FPS, best suited for those who like tactics and real teamwork more than fragfests.

Omensight is a wasted opportunity. Every aspect has the potential poorly exploited: from the deep gameplay to the technical side. A real rough diamond, appreciable as long as you ignore some faults.

Need for Speed: Heat is a welcome return to the atmosphere that made the series great. A general lack of cleanliness and finish prevents the title from making the leap in quality but it is still a product that will satisfy its audience.

Resonance of Fate is one of the best JRPG of these last months. Featuring a deep combat system and a huge load of interesting ideas, this game is a true gem for the RPG fans. The main story has a diesel acceleration, but after few hours everything looks great.

Valentino Rossi: The Game is a great game for fans of Valentino Rossi and Moto GP enthusiasts. Enriched by an incredible number of content, the game uses a graphics and physics engine out of step with the times.

Hotline Miami 2: Wrong number is hard, fast, bloody and insane like the first chapter. It expands the story, the characters and the situations but not always in a good way. It’s more of the same, but not in a bad way.

Quotation forthcoming.

Space Marine is a missed opportunity, a game too simple to be a challenge appropriate to hardcore gamers, and a world too deep to be understood by casual gamer. Funny, but boring.

Roll7 delivered once again a fun game with solid gameplay mechanics and superb audio/visuals. If you’ve loved Hotline Miami, Not a Hero is the perfect game for you.

Pendragon’s storytelling is compelling and deep, the videogame behind the procedural plot is solid and fun. Unfortunately, although the graphic is well-executed, it lacks aesthetic courage, and the game is sometimes more anonymous than it deserves.

Maybe this won't be remembered as the best TPS of all time, but it's a pretty damn entertaining, intense and solid Japanese Gears clone.

A good start for the Deponia trilogy, this title has many cards in its sleeve but suffers for its indecision between the old and new approach to game adventure genre.

Move Mind Benders proves to be a well crafted collection that will surely satisfy anyone searching for quality Move games.

Quotation forthcoming.

Beautiful to look at and very fun to play, Trackmania has only one big flaw: to be aimed, from the ground up, to the hardcore audience only.

Another victim of the "Ancient Tie-in Curse"? Not this time. Despite the lack of online multiplayer, Cars 2 is a satisfying arcade racing game with a lot of fuel down the engine.

If the clichés of a gameplay true to himself since the days of Ezio Auditore still don't bother you, the PC Version of Assassin's Creed: Syndicate is as beautiful to see as much as enjoyable to play.

A surprisingly fun karaoke game, with a strong community and good online options. Unfortunately, censorship in many tracks brings down the overall experience.

The PC version of Far Cry Primal is the best of the pack, but Ubisoft could have squeezed some more power from the newest video cards.