Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs it’s another good horror game that can offer you some serious goosegumps and a very nice story. Unfortunately it’s also pretty linear and it lacks in terms of gameplay.

Black The Fall is a rarity, something unexpected for its ability of mixing a setting inspired by the true history of Romania before the fall of the communist regime and the mechanics of a traditional puzzle-platform. The result is crippled by some flaws, but Sand Sailor Studio has created a nice alternative to the Limbo/Inside subgenre.

A missed opportunity. Apex Construct is a first person adventure with an inspired design and some pretty good ideas, shadowed by some technical and design problems.

Assassin’s Creed Unity is not the evolution everyone was looking for. Ubisoft has done a good job with the brand new cooperative multiplayer mode, but the game has too many issues to be a real must-buy. Paris is awesome but having just one place to explore is quite boring, and the lack of horses or side gameplay elements such as the sea battles from Black Flag can be a problem too. And there are too many bugs even after day 1 patch.

Gray Matter is probably the best adventure game of the last years: it provides new ideas and fresh experiences, finally treating players as adult people. Perfection is not of this world, but this game goes very close to it.

Unepic won't save Wii U neither Nintendo, but it can represent a really interesting precedent in this much criticized console's struggle to survival.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Forced is an honest cooperative RPG with some good ideas suitable for 3 or 4 players but a hard nut to crack for lone wolves.

Space Hulk Ascension is a faithful port of the famous board game with some new additions in the RPG ballpark that make the game both fun and interesting for tactical players. Too bad for the presentation issues that keep the game away from true awesomeness and don't do justice to the wonderfully crafted world of Warhammer 40k.

Tetris Party Deluxe successfully refreshes the 25 years old gameplay of the original game from Alexey Pajitnov, introducing new modes that will surely be able to entertain you for a long time.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games proves to be an exceptional party game, capable of exceeding its predecessor under any point of view. Despite some small flaws (mostly related to a gameplay that can still be improved), its minigames quality and attention to detail will be able to grant an entertaining experience both to adults and children.

Rise of Iron is a solid expansion that quench the need of new content, but doesn't totally fill the belly of millions of Destiny’s fans.

Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is a new beginning for this franchise. After years of casual tracklists without any sign of the good, old, rock, Guitar Hero is once again funny and addictive. Play it and love it.

Warriors Orochi 4 is a conventional and aseptic title, able to reveal perfectly the controversies of an eternally debated videogame subgenre. It is an action hack'n slash experience that will not dissatisfy those related to the carefree and shallow depth of products of this type, extremely and purposefully conveyed on a pure and immediate fun. It is, however, also a title that fails to renew itself too effectively, and which preserves a too repetitive gameplay and an obsolete technical compartment.

Quotation forthcoming.

The new Nintendo mobile game is an installment of the Animal Crossing series. Pocket Camp is funny, engaging and faithful to the franchise. Crafting system simply works and microtransactions are not an issue. If you loved the old ones, maybe the beloved GameCube chapter, you will still love it.

It could have been a fantastic VR porting but this version of Borderlands 2 lacks any previously released DLCs and PlayStation Aim controller support. Too Bad.

Lost Paradise fails to bring Hokuto No Ken's fans the masterpiece they were hoping for, but it's still an enjoyable game with a twirled story and lots of content for Yakuza lovers.

Pac-Man Museum+ Is a generous collection dedicated to Namco Bandai’s iconic mascot, but is quite redundant if compared to the similar operation released just few years ago. The main issue is many of the games included are not so unforgettable if played today.

Steelrising is not the best soulslike on the market, but with its attractive design and many original ideas (unfortunately not all of them are implemented effectively) it turned out to be a fun and well-made game. Undoubtedly, the best title developed by Spiders.

Smoke and Sacrifice is a discreetly crafted survival-game, absolutely canonical in gameplay, enhanced by an intriguing storyline.

A gigantic, dark and potentially interesting metroidvania action-adventure, flawed by time-wasting level design and some poor gameplay choices.

A charming and surreal trip into the world of imagination. Axel & Pixel lacks in longevity, but still remains an intriguing "point and click" adventure, with wonderful settings, cute characters and a proven gameplay. Give it a chance, you wont' regret it!

Serial Cleaner is an enjoyable and engaging stealth game with a cool art style.

Quotation forthcoming.

Bricktales is a slightly different game from the previous LEGO titles, that puts “construction” and “creativity” right in the center of the experience. Not a masterpiece but definitely an enjoyable one.

Shaun White Snowboarding: World Stage is easy, lighthearted and quite funny to play, in single or in local co-op mode. A good chance to dust off your Balance Board.