It's a fair shooter, but the missions are all alike, and the experience is really short.

MeiQ: Labyrinth of Death is evidence that Compile Heart and Idea Factory can make mistakes too. In recent years, the two Japanese companies produced a long series of little titles, innovative and exquisitely witty. The new product has only touched the target, showing many flaws in the most important aspects of the structure and gameplay.

An entire game built around a paradox seemed like an interesting idea, sadly the final result isn't compelling enough. Everything is given to the player in the first minutes, so it lacks any feeling of real progression.

Fragile has a great emotional impact, but the gameplay is repetitious and boring.

It's a basic shoot'em up, lacking a quirk that could make it emerge from the masses.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.

The technical sector is in fact immature, with consequences that strongly influence the use of the adventure.

In the noble attempt to resuscitate the original Dungeons and Dragons brand in a videogame, the developers really messed things up, as the gameplay is a mixed bag, and not all mechanics work as they should.

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

No Straight Roads is a colossal wasted opportunity: the first work of the young Malaysian team Metronomik has character to spare and an aesthetic to scream, of those that grab attention without being shot. But be careful not to be charmed by a spell that ultimately proves to be all form and no substance.

Net of these sporadic moments, Sea of Solitude has not been able to convince us as we would have liked.

Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom is not a well-crafted game, suffering lots of problems from the gameplay perspective to the graphical side. Just Battle Mode, an action-RPG side of the game, feels good, but is not enough to advise playing this PS3 version.

To the serious shortcomings already mentioned we must then add a survey of inadequate body movements and a roguelike component capable not so much of raising the challenge rate, but rather the frustration level reached by the player.

This gardening themed spin-off carries over all the issues with the main chapter of Cooking Mama. There's no depth in the minigames and player progression, and that doesn't help an overall uninteresting offer.

Quotation forthcoming.

It's a lame conversion from the iPad version, so you'd better stick with the mobile one.

The basic structure of a space sim is there, but while you grind for hours to make your ship better and better, you'll feel that something is missing, and that's the originality of gameplay solutions that can make a game really stand out.

Even if it has a great number of interesting game modes, Backbreaker simply does not work. The gameplay has some interesting ideas, but most of them are not appropriately used, while the graphical engine is barely sufficient.

It's an interesting concept, but not all of its parts are fully developed, and that's a true shame.

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.

Afterall: Insanity is the rough copy of Dead Space. We can't suggest it to anyone unless you really love the genre. But, we warn you: be careful and keep informed about the product before purchasing it.

We hope that Warner Bros knows how to learn from this slide to reflect carefully on the future of its IP: a premature end is certainly not the fate that Scribblenauts deserves.

The fast and hectic gameplay is fairly pleasant, but the presence of a single mode, monotonous and with some balancing problem, limits the appeal of the game.

Although the world of Eden Tomorrow is intriguing, the playful limits that compromise its enjoyment are difficult to overshadow.

Draw Slasher is a great idea, largely ruined by a design problems.

Way of the Dogg is not up to the chosen testimonial. Poor in gameplay mechanics and technically way below the standard, it is a product to avoid.

Transformers 2 is a mediocre title that cannot stand with the other productions seen during this generation.