Only recommended for the merely curious who cannot resist a game of music and rhythm.

A return to the exploration of the oceans, their ruins and treasures that is done with enthusiasm and a few surprises, even if the challenge is superficial.

The flight system is interesting, but that's about it, leaving the player with an extreme anxiety, because I know that there is potential for much more.

Sing Party is a game that can only be recommended if you are thinking in a collective and persistent way of fun.

Resistance: Burning Skies had every right to be an excellent product from nihilistic, but the lack of innovation makes it feel like chewing gum.

With a campaign that's just a 13-hour tutorial for the service design grind, Suicide Squad has nothing particularly interesting to offer, even if the gameplay manages to provide occasional moments of fun.

The feeling that remains after playing this title Neko Entertainment is that it is primarily designed to appeal to a more youthful audience that is having a first contact with videogames.

Naruto Shippuden Legends: Akatsuki Rising is a mediocre game that could and should have a more intuitive combat system.

Certainly that Raging Dragon Ball Blast 2 is not the ultimate Dragon Ball game that will finally satisfy all the fans, however, it remains an enjoyable game for those who truly like Dragon Ball.

For the second year in a row, Need For Speed: Undercover is not able to reach the so wished and awaited level. Although it is a good game it doesn’t stand out among the others of its genre like some old titles of these series being Most Wanted a good example of that. Thus it’s better to go with Burnout: Paradise or even Midnight Club: Los Angeles.

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity is a limited and basic game that does not take advantage of the powerful mark on which it is based.

Inazuma Eleven Strikers is an incomplete game and a departure from what made the series popular on Nintendo DS.

Skull and Bones is a game that, frankly, shouldn't have advanced to its conclusion. Monotonous and lacking in variety of content, the experience quickly becomes boring. It fails to fulfill the essentials of a video game: to entertain and motivate the player to return.

It turns out to be an average game, mostly because of lack of ambition.

The Power of Two is a disappointing and frustrating experience that fails to meet the expectations of those who thought they'd be finding an experience close to perfection.

Unknown 9: Awakening is a single-player adventure with enormous potential, mixing stimulating gameplay and a mysterious universe. The game offers some very memorable moments, but the average graphics and poor performance prevent it from being one of the most enjoyable experiences of the year.

Although fun, some problems, mainly in the fighting system, make it become a monotonous experience after a short time.

It's hard to recommend a version with so many problems. Sometimes it works well, but overall, it is a broken experience.

After publishing the Pure patch, Dark Energy Digital finally got it right. It still has some things that should be improved, but Hydrophobia Pure is as technologically advanced as an interesting survival experience.

Ferrari fans will not be disappointed if they're aware that this game is not quite on the same level of other games in the genre.

Defiance is not a bad game, but offers no more than a satisfactory solution to a universe of MMO's where there are heavyweights with better arguments.

What could be a fluid experience and well organized in terms of design, gives place to a number of gaps and inconsistencies that prevent the game to achieve the desired success.

It is unfortunate that the difficulty curve is very high, because despite having a fairly simple mechanics it can satisfy minimally.

It is unfortunate that the game cannot match the quality of the anime.

Tron Evolution Battle Grids arrives with good intentions, develops various options and game modes exclusive to the Tron universe, like the first experience in the arcades, but easily leads in the recycling of the challenges proposed, with varying rules but inflexible when it was intended to see the course of the experiment changed after several hours of play.

South Park: Snow Day! distances itself from previous games both in terms of genre and visuals: and the result falls short of expectations, with repetitive and unimaginative combat.

This is a game with bad production, a weak story, a distant combat system and characters far from charismatic. All this makes for a boring and painful experience.

In the end we can only say that Activision has released to market a game without any effort.