Quotation forthcoming.

If only Kung-Fu High Impact offered a more balanced and complex challenge, and a more relevant longevity, we'd be probably talking about one of the more interesting and funny action games ever released for Kinect.

Sonic once again tries to race against Mario with this fun and interesting kart game. Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed comes very close to his rival, thanks to a cartoonish graphical style, an astounding gameplay and some brilliant ideas. Unfortunately some minor issues slow the game down.

Watch Dogs Legion is a rather fun game built on the basis of a very interesting storyline. Too bad that gameplay is excessively anchored to the two previous chapters, and the tech side is quite disappointing.

An entertaining Diablo-clone with some clever gameplay ideas and a solid combat system. The lack of any kind of multiplayer is quite disappointing.

On PC, Ryse: Son of Rome is technically sumptuous as expected, but apart from that, few will wait for the Emperor's thumb down once a few hundred of butchered barbarians will bite the dust.

Quotation forthcoming.

Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time is a brillant mix of ideas: the player is forced to use his brain to resolve every level and this is the best news. Some little inconvenients in its interface but nothing of important.

Mugen Souls Z is a good JRPG with interesting mechanics, a good combat system and a deep and entertaining character customization. Despite the graphics and the long story sequences, this is a good experience for gamers who like these kinds of products.

My Brother Rabbit is a rather canonical point and click puzzle game, whose lack of originality in the structure of the enigmas and whose low level of challenge stain an artistic and narrative sector, on the contrary, full of good ideas, able to engage the player with an exciting fairy tale plot.

WRC 6 is not Dirt Rally, but can be a honest makeshift game for rally fans unable to cope with the grueling difficulty of the Codemasters masterpiece.

Quotation forthcoming.

BleedingEdge is a punk game, a fun experience crafted with a lot of love for the hack and slash genre. But we are not sure it has what is needed to survive the test of time and escape the hero based game niche.

A pleasant journey into an inspired forest through a fun and mysterious videogame.

WWE '12 is the game of the big changes. Yuke's and THQ are doing a good job trying to innovate the franchise, working hard on the gameplay side. The Road to WrestleMania is quite disappointing, but the new combat system works pretty well. Next year everything will be better, but meanwhile you can enjoy this brand new wrestling game.

Cursed to Golf has managed to transform a quiet sport into a real hellish experience, thanks to the mixture of classic rules with some subtle roguelite mechanics. Surely original and well packaged, the game is as simple to metabolize as it is difficult to complete, due to a difficulty that is not always well balanced at times.

A bunch of old-school vampire-hunter adventures that made history, but Konami could have done more to satisfy our blood thirst.

Cold Symmetry has managed to bring home a project with a beautiful atmosphere, strongly inspired by From Software's soulsborne and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, but with original mechanics and folklore; pity for the scholastic execution, certainly due to scarce resources and workforce, which limit its longevity and bring out a framework with too much roughness.

Pick 'n Mix with super-heroes. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is the game Switch needs right now but not the one we deserves.

The Bradwell Conspiracy is an excellent half game.Everything that’s present in the equation works perfectly, and that’s the reason why it truly deserved to grow a little bit more before hitting the stores.

Blizzard delivers us the perfect “Operation Nostalgia” with three titles that made history. Rock N Roll Racing is the real value of the compilation, followed by Lost Vikings, which aged graciously. We sadly cannot say the same for Blackthorne, klunky in gameplay and controls.

A short but enjoyable horror experience, enriched by the Until Dawn-esque “Butterfly Effect” feature.

Ghost Recon Breakpoint aims to renew the canons of the series, but fails to do so with a tasteless story and too many technical problems.

Lost Sphear is an amazing comeback for the traditional JRPG genre; despite its being almost perfect in reprucing the atmospheres of the past, it is a great tribute, but it lacks a little bit of innovation and personality to be considered a fully succesful game.

The Gauntlet's saga returns to console with an entertaining (but perfectible) enhanced version that retains the original gameplay and adds a bunch of new features and gameplay elements.

The multiplayer of Red Orchestra 2 offers various interesting debate points about the realistic online shooter breed: praised by many, played by few. Forgetting some bugs and the (hopefully) soon to be addressed performance hiccups, Red Orchestra 2 is definitely an entertaining product that, online-wise, will guarantee months of brutal fun.

My Hero One's Justice 2 perfects the formula of the predecessor, with improved combos, a larger roster, more screentime for the antagonists and a greater variety of playstyle in general. However, it remains a casual game, which mainly points to the fans of My Hero Academia and which does not even try for a moment to renew the genre to which it belongs.

Windbound is a chill survival game, a sort of an ASMR videogame. Unfortunately, its narrative is poor and evanescent and it restricts the game experience.