Scarygirl is a beautiful platform that push style over the limits leaving sometimes gameplay behind.

We therefore recommend a purchase to old fans, and to all those who want to discover a title now entered in the legends of the JRPG, as long as they approach it with the awareness of having to eventually deal with the heavy limitations imposed by the weight of years.

It's a weak brawler game, that tries desperately to monetize on the Kung Fu Panda license, but does so in a very lazy fashion.

We Were Here fits into the PlayStation ecosystem with extreme ease: one more reason to give it a chance, in case you haven't already done so on other platforms.

King of Seas entertains enough, and also knows how to relax a bit, like a nice drink. She has her limits, she doesn't have huge ambitions, and here and there she brings out pretty good ideas, especially in combat. And, for the bodies of a thousand whales, it works. It's very repetitive, but it works. It doesn't exalt, but it works. When taken in small sips, it goes down which is a pleasure. So bullshit the sails: may Davy Jones never hug you. What are you saying? Should a vote be given? Aye. A nice 7, it goes. Like the seas.

An operation to be undertaken with a philological spirit, driven more by the hunger for knowledge and experience than by the desire to be captivated by an adventure. However, you only have a few months left to decide.

Sonic Lost World is the ideal title for those seeking an immediate and funny platform meanwhile waiting for a new Mario.

An unusual product: a little bit of God of War with some drops of Overlord and Pikmin. Still, this game is not brilliant, 'cause of the creepy graphics and the iterative gameplay.

While not giving back the sense of adventure and the unbridled collecting of the games that make up the main series of Game Freak, Pokémon Masters can represent an excellent pastime for those who are never satisfied with struggles between Pocket Monsters: production can indeed entertain with a story long-lived and a fair amount of content.

Though the mechanics on which the entire experience is based is definitely fascinating, it tends to lose its effectiveness quickly despite the short duration of the adventure.

Between the player and the pleasure of the puzzles always remains an obstacle, something that inevitably ruins the gaming experience.

It's a promising opening chapter of what could become a great saga from Ready at Dawn. When credits will roll, you will have the distinct feeling of having witnessed something special and different, the rising of a new and interesting character surrounded by a fascinating background. It's still a shame that gameplay doesn't go beyond what's given for granted, many narrative aspects remain untouched, and the hour count itself remains thin, but that doesn't diminish the value of this debut.

Dynasty Warriors 7: Empires can improve the original formula, proving deeper and more able to attract the attention of a wider audience.

A game with no clear objectives, no edge, and is downright boring.

As crazy as it gets, but there are much better beat'em ups out there.

Loaded with tension and cadenced by the need to survive, Parabole's work tries to change a genre often negligent on the gameplay front, but fails to worthily conclude a story that at first proves interesting.

Arizona Sunshine has the advantage of putting the player at the center of the action, thanks to a control system that fits in to the many devices offered by the PlayStation 4 platform VR, but asks us to overlook the occasional tracking issues.

A truly deserving project, even in the face of the indie nature of the project, which finds its most suitable reference platform especially on mobile.

Edens Zero is a seemingly half-hearted and unconventional undertaking: a title designed for fans already familiar with the story, the characters, and their powers. Getting interested in Mashima's work from the game alone is difficult, as the hyper-fast-paced plot doesn't allow for any attachment or empathy, the stark locations lack the same punch as those drawn in the manga or anime, and the characters are like dolls to be dressed up however we want, only to have them clash with each other, without ever feeling a sense of challenge. If that's enough for you, there are indeed quite a few costumes and "costumes," especially (but not exclusively) for women, with animations that showcase them well, and models of the protagonists that fit them perfectly. As for the game itself, however, there's very little RPG in it, and the action is lazy and overly simple. A real shame.

Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 is a good game, able to entertain. Unfortunately it can't hold a candle to its predecessor because of some lacks in the control system and a clumsy level design.

Squirrel with a Gun tries its best to be as fun and lighthearted as Goat Simulator and the like, but perhaps that's why it fails. For a short time after the first start, it's interesting to try to understand what we can do with our character, how destructive he can be, and how vast his arsenal is. However, this initial charge soon runs out due to unresponsive controls, the repetitiveness of the proposed situations, and some obvious gameplay limitations, such as the small size of the magazines. In short, with or without weapons, goats remain the undisputed masters of video game nonsense, once again.

Exploring these characters is by far the most enjoyable thing to do in Empire of Sin.

It's a small overhaul of the original game, but owners of the "vanilla" version won't find many reasons to spill out further money on this one.

Old in the soul, Battlefront Series needs a complete revolution to entertain the video gamers of this new generation.

Despite the interesting driving model, the lack of content and the creepy visuals make Alive a terrible game.

A better DLC than the previous one.

Repetitive and rather poor, FUSE is a failed experiment by Insomniac, which produces a TPS like many others.

Survival can still work if kept simple, and here's proof of that. It might be repetitive at times, but it still delivers a very good gameplay experience.