Demon Gaze is an old school RPG which asks for patience, planning and clever strategy. If you're looking for an hard challenge to play with on your PlayStation Vita this game will grant you what you're asking for. No instant gratifications here.

A pet simulation clearly aimed at young gamers, this new version of EyePet doesn't add so much to the original formula, but you'll be pleased to discover its great variety of gameplay.

The Brave and the Bold is a classic 2D beat 'em up that doesn't take itself too seriously. A graphical candy that will come to an end too soon and in the easiest way possible.

This Apocalypse Edition is the exact same game that we played one year ago on Xbox One: dismembering zombies is certainly entertaining, but on the long run even that can bore you. The game comes with support to a full HD resolution, but frame rate issues are still there, and the technical requests are inexplicably high.

SEGA Rally Online Arcade is a nice arcade racing that exploits the "nostalgia factor": colors, musics, tracks and cars are perfect for every SEGA Rally fan. The lack of 60 fps and some issues with the online are the biggest problems of this really good game.

EyePet is a product that, despite the undoubted potentialities of the concept and the technology used, is not as entertaining as it could have been, due to the lack of real challenges that, on the long run, make the game tedious and not so stimulating. If only Sony would have dared more, widening the concept of the game, the final score would have been much different.

Code Vein is the anime-style Dark Souls we've been waiting for. A game that is not perfect, but that will make the lovers of anime and Souls very happy.

Considering its excellent co-op and solid singleplayer experiences, All 4 One proves to be one of the best platforms of this generation. Too bad for the lack of a little innovation - it might have meant a significant boost in its final score.

Just Dance 3 on Xbox 360 is pure fun. With such an experience is useless to think about lag and precision, cause the entire game has been built around one only element: having fun with your friends.

Quotation forthcoming.

Darksiders III is what a Darksiders title should be, even with its flaws. The improved gameplay and the astonishing level design make the game worth playing, even if the main story will not be remembered as one of the best in the franchise.

An interesting setting, good puzzles and peculiar art style make Dead Synchronicity a worthwhile adventure both for veterans and newbies of the genre.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York is an entertaining visual novel with a good style but few real choices.

Quotation forthcoming.

Old-school run 'n' gun games are still enjoyable but Turrican's fan must be warned that this compilation is not the best you they can get nowadays.

Some technology issues and a few uncertain design choices, many of which were already in Little King's Story, weigh a bit in last Konami's IP. But after all, New Little King's Story is deep in its mechanics, nice and very long. Merging an RPG with a RTS isn't easy, but the final result is commendable. Hail to the Little King!

"Tycoon world" rises again with Cities in Motion! The necessity of building a prefect transportation system brings us new forms of entertainment that partially suffer the lack of a multiplayer/sharing mode.

Sorcery could have been a good game to prove that motion controlled gaming still has a chance; unfortunately, Santa Monica Studios has chosen to use PlayStation Move just as an alternative to a button to mash furiously to cast spells. Not exactly what we were expecting.

Charming multi-dimensional gameplay and lovely art style... but feels like something not finished.

Zombie Army Trilogy is a pretty decent third-person horror shooter, terrible but enjoyable at the same time if you have friends to share with.

A simple and Mine-crafted take on the dungeon crawler genre. Very simple. Maybe too simple, but quite enjoyable particularly in coop.

The Collider 2 is a fast-paced arcade game where you have to launch yourself in a suicide mission, piloting a fleet of Starfighters to destroy an alien mothership from the inside, avoiding collisions, collecting artifacts and destroying key targets. The game is easy to pick up but very challenging to master. It features a mission mode with 54 levels and 6 airships to unlock, and a survival mode with online ladders to compete with friends and players from around the world. Oculus Rift and HTC Vive VR headsets are also supported. The game offers intense and thrilling action. Racing arcade fans and players in search for hard challenges will love it.

Finally we have a Burnout spiritual successor. The sense of speed is huge and the nostalgic feelings are very strong. And even if it is not a perfect game and there are some flaws, every Burnout fan should seriously buy this game and will surely have a great time.

Although this add-on surely deserves attention from any fan of the franchise thanks to its enriched gameplay experience, some gamers might not find it worthy of a further investment.

Fe is an emotional experience, a game made to open the eyes of players on the tragedy that is consuming in the hearth of the forest. You will not find deep gameplay or mechanics never seen before, but the stunning art direction could be enough to amaze you.

Iris. Fall is an indie game that offers a good variety of puzzles and a design that hits the mark. Its communicative power is demonstrated by an intriguing story told without a single line of dialogue, matched with an effective soundtrack.

Quotation forthcoming.

Nobunaga’s Ambition: Taishi possesses many good qualities. Its extreme complexity makes it a top notch historic sim for every veteran but, on the other hand, results being inaccessible to all newcomers. Those who will invest their bodies and souls in Koei Tecmo’s new title will get a highly satisfying experience: if you’re not among these brave players, it would better to try something less demanding.