Pandaria could have been the best expansion of WoW. Unfortunately, the casual approach and the daily quests spoil the mood and the fun.

A classic scrolling shooter that really makes you relive moments and feelings buried in the past, and that's a good thing. Shame that level design sometimes is flawed, resulting in some frustration, and the graphics are not as good as they could've been.

With an incredible adaptive arcade gameplay Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour Edition gives players a solid sports game on PS Vita. Recommended to all Tennis fans.

The reduced launch price is definitely a plus point to allow another masochistic ride between Anor Londo and Oolacile, but keeping in mind that Dark Souls Remastered is just the shadow of that flame that many expected.

Once Human is certainly not a highly original production and has a forgettable story. Luckily it's also a really enjoyable survival game, which can be played completely free of charge. Unlike many other free to play productions, the NetEase one has no in-app purchases that speed up progression or make it easier for the user, putting everyone on the same level. This factor, the accessibility of the experience and the absence of elements capable of generating frustration, make it one of the most interesting exponents of the genre seen in recent times. It will now be up to the developers to work hard to fix the problems and support Once Human with new content, even despite some questionable choices.

Hawx 2 is quite nice: an interesting multiplayer mode, and some variations in the progression of the campaign makes it an entertaining product. Too bad the flying model isn't perfect.

A brilliant idea and a nice structure, but the concept of the musical mini games is often too simple and recycled.

Conduit 2 is an honest, rewarding shooter, which lacks the depth of some other rival brands, but still succeeds in delivering genuine bullet-packed action.

Capcom made a great fan service with this Street Fighter II Collection. Three games in one and a vintage flavour that will satisfy you. Original sounds & original graphic it's the right choice. You won't be disappointed even from the virtual stick that does its job with no flaws. If you love fighting games, you can't miss the father of them all.

Eyes in the Dark: the Curious Case of One Victoria Bloom will call you to explore a darkness to be eradicated with the trusty flashlight. Victoria Bloom's "visit" to her grandfather's home is a heart-pounding journey and, net of a series of limitations, it proved to be fun to play and able to amaze, thanks above all to a refined graphic style that certainly does not go unnoticed. In other words, if you are passionate about the genre of reference you could calmly give it a chance.

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Ninja Gaiden 2 is and remains a masterpiece of the genre, but "Black" is a lazy and dull "deluxe remaster" operation, which does not correct or modernize the most critical aspects of the original and, in some ways, worsens them. However, Itagaki's masterpiece remains a must and having the possibility of enjoying it in a more modern and up-to-date graphic guise certainly has its appeal.

It's an entertaining adventure, filled with quality content. It may completely lack originality, but it will still please fans of the genre.

Dead Island Survivors is an honest production, which deserves to be discovered and appreciated, perhaps under the umbrella. Be careful though, there is a risk of distracting yourself too much and not realizing the zombie invasion in progress.

Compared to the previous episode and other recent Gust proposals, Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon is undoubtedly a clear step forward.

A solid, amusing and satisfying title.

An old school space shooter, will slap you in the face for starters, and then, if you're a fan of the genre, you'll become good friends.

Even if the gameplay is quite enjoyable, the Wii Version of FIFA is evidently Family Oriented, and this will disappoint many gamers.

Considering also the very peculiar artistic direction that managed to shape the ambitions of historical films such as the 007 of the 60s with a satirical attitude, Evil Genius 2: World Domination is a worthy successor to that never forgotten first chapter.

Hell Let Loose is not a game for everyone and it is very likely that those looking only for a shooter set in the Second World War may not appreciate it. It is in fact a product designed exclusively for a hardcore audience that is not afraid of the long times that elapse between one death and another and that cannot be categorized as a simple first-person shooter. Hell Let Loose is an experience that aims to recreate situations as similar as possible to those of a real conflict and this involves a slow and reasoned approach that is in stark contrast to other modern productions, which focus everything on immediacy and chaos. If you're ready to turn a blind eye to some annoying glitches and that's the kind of simulation you're looking for, then you might find hours and hours of fun with your most trusted teammates in Hell Let Loose.

Cloud Patrol brings Skylander on the AppStore and shows the capability to read the mobile market with a game that is funny and functional.

A horror adventure that's certainly not revolutionary or unforgettable, but able to "persist" for a few hours inside our consoles with a good dose of personality.

It's a shame that the combat system, too basic and repetitive, fails to impress. Hell is Us is a bold, visceral, and engaging game. It's a story that tackles harsh and raw themes without mincing words, with fascinating lore and an immersive world. However, it's not an experience for everyone due to its uneven pace, which fails to strike a balance between exploration and action.

Our hope is that Starlink can really become an ever-expanding game. Like the universe.

The Tarnishing of Juxtia is not a title that shines for originality, especially in what is a scene already full of soulslike and products ready to mimic its main features. Yet in its proposing already known but not trivial gameplay mechanics, it offers a playful experience that manages to entertain, thanks to very exciting boss fights and an effective artistic direction. In short, if you want to experience a journey full of arduous and exciting challenges, you should take it into consideration.

If you've never played the original, this is a good way to let yourself into one of the best action games of all times. For everyone else, the HD treatment is good but not impressive, so there are no reasons to consider buying again.

Episode Aigis is a necessary product to complete this remake of one of the cornerstones of JRPG history. Die-hard fans of the title will certainly be thrilled to return to the shoes of the SEES, but the repetitive dungeons and the limited number of activities offered risk quickly giving way to monotony. Fans of the turn-based gameplay of Persona 3 will however be happy to be able to enjoy a gaming experience without interruptions, strong in an accelerated progression and in the name of dungeon crawling.

Add some fanservice to a classic JRPG experience and what you'll get is something not extraordinary, but still good enough to keep fans entertained.