Warriors Orochi 3, despite the few expectations for yet another Musou, proved to be a fun and intriguing title, with only some technical issues to ruin the formula.

Coming to Steam from OUYA, the game brings an exciting story but simple gameplay.

Let's be clear, the title signed by Antab Studio has arrows in its bow. Using the different cybernetic powers of Evan Kapnos is a pleasure and they offer enough variety to the fights, and the cyberpunk atmospheres that you breathe are engaging enough to push you to want to go all the way without stopping. We also appreciate the developers' attempt to give the right variety to their work by mixing action, stealth and puzzles. The problem with Foreclosed is that its many playful elements lack incisiveness and are not fully convincing. Monotonous battles against enemies driven by an A.I. very poor, elementary stealth phases and a few repetitive puzzles fail to fully exploit Antab's adventure.

3 on 3 NHL Arcade is a game to avoid. Despite of the funny gameplay, the cost of the game isn’t proportional to the global offer, which is composed by a single game mode, and “Blue Vs. Red” option will soon run out of interest.

Years of training, and Mario still hasn't succeded in getting fit. But, guess what, this time he hasn't struggled at all.

PS Vita can offer much more, ad this game can't deliver enough content to fully pleasure.

Brain Training for Nintendo Switch is undoubtedly the most substantial embodiment of Brain Training among those developed in that of Kyoto so far.

A decent experience.

One Piece license make the game appealing, but the same old musou formula is still there to let us down.

Turning to the quality of porting work, the impression is that the transition from PC to PS4 has left the title in anything but excellent form.

Ancestors is not a stereotypical game: its mix of survival game and roleplay elements enhances an adventure as imperfect as it is precious, and definitely deserving of the spotlight.

Guns of Icarus is an outstanding example of how a kickstarter project can be the new revolution of PC gaming. The skirmish mode is a brilliant teamplay/deathmatch battle arena and we are waiting for the promising adventure mode.

Xenon Racer is rewarding, fun and well thought out.

Gloomy and enigmatic like few other virtual reality titles, Last Labyrinth is a unique and original experience.

It's primarily a multiplayer experience, and that's where it really shines: played by yourself, it won't show enough lasting appeal.

A really nice indie game, which will let you discover ancient legends with an adventure that certainly does not shine for longevity (collecting all the collectibles we arrive to a duration of about 15 hours) but that is able to offer the right dose of epic.

Same old Pro Cycling Manager: the great managing experience is counterbalanced by a mediocre technical realization that, once again, stresses the team's inability to renew its creature.

The arrival of the renewed PRO physics is a helping hand towards their community, as well as all the detractors who complained - sometimes even rightly - of a simpler at times too bland and of a little reactive and scrubbing management of the scrub and whip.

Chasing Aurora is a Competitive Party Game that does not work. The weakness of the gameplay structure and a not involving single player made every effort useful. A bad game to stay away from.

Suffering from the passing of time and from a poor porting, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure HD is a title difficult to recommend even to the manga's die-hard fans.

The new SimCity is a rich and fun computer video game, definitely a must-have, already on the list for best PC game of 2013: it's good, however, but it's not a massive game or a title with the fundamental component online, despite the need to be constantly connected to the network.

More an experiment than a videogame per se, it mixes puzzles and micromanaging in an original way. It's frustrating though, and generally quite slow. It's a good choice if you're looking for something entirely different from traditional experiences, but not for everyone.

The game has an interesting storyline and the setting is quite evocative, but the battle system is boring and there is no freedom at all during the progression.

Ultimately, Vampire the Masquerade: Swansong only partially honors the name it bears.

Kona VR works, but it is clear that developers have had to sacrifice something to adapt the game for the Sony viewer.

The premises were interesting for a different horror experience, but the slow pace and the frustrating gameplay often spoil the good time.

Every Sid Meyer production should speak to a very specific audience, but Starships is way to simplified to engage strategy veterans.

Quotation forthcoming.