It's almost pure fan service, and there are far better platforming experiences out there.

This peculiar rhythm game doesn't offer much in terms of gameplay, but it's really interesting in design terms. A shame, because it could've been much more.

Maybe it lacks deep tactics, but it's still more than able to provide some good fun in local multiplayer.

Ultimately, it's a dull game, since all the interesting ideas get sadly wasted. If you love the genre, there are far better alternatives out there.

The idea is really crazy and great, but sadly the gameplay can't live up to the expectations.

Especially on console it still lacks some important social features, but this expansion is a step in the right direction. It's mostly PVP oriented though, so consider this before buying.

Despite some bugs, it's an interesting take on the rhythm game genre, and if you love it, you might consider this game.

Fans of the original game will probably enjoy this DLC, although a bit thin on the content side.

It's a game that won't please fishing fans or average player, mainly due to its lack of interesting content.

Four new civilizations and a lot of mechanics fixing make for an interesting offer, for every AoE die-hard fan out there.

Not an RTS for everyone: it's incredibly deep and complex, and the technical side is filled with small issues. Just for hardcore RTS fans.

It's original, but just when it comes to the concept. The gameplay remains somehow dry and unimaginative for the whole experience.

It's an average turn based strategy game, with nothing that can make it stand out against the competition.

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.

It lacks ambition and originality, and it's just for die hard fans of the original game.

War or agriculture? A Good Gardener is an unusual experience, quick and original. If you like different experiences, you should give it a chance.

A good scripting and some humour aren't enough.

Distant Star: Revenant Fleet is a nice alternative to other space rogue-like games like FTL: Faster Than Light, with a pleasing art direction and enjoyable soundtrack which includes dark themes and sounds, unlike most titles in the genre.

The new expansion for TESO is not as big as the previous DLC, Orsinium. It costs a little less (2000 crowns) and has a light-hearted questline. The interesting thing is that it enhances and upgrades the gameplay, finally giving a relevance to the shadowy, stealthy and furtive activities.

The biggest problem of Trackday Manager is the lack of contents. Simply put, the game left the early access program too soon. The gameplay is interesting and clever -asking the player an active involvement during the competitions- but the numbers of tracks, vehicles and options is not enough to keep the user engaged in the long run.

Pang Adventures has some interesting ideas and an cool co-op mode, but the overall difficulty is too low and the game becomes boring after a few matches.

Shadow Complex needed a lifting. The remastered edition improves some post-processing effects, add some new textures, and in the end remains the great metroidvania that Chair developed few years ago. The uninteresting story is the biggest letdown of the game, that stands out when it comes to gameplay and level design.

Ecotone is a bidimensional platform that change it's gameplay in every stage. You can find some level inspired by the classics (Mario and Ryaman) and other that "salvage" some ideas from the indie scene (VVVVVV or Super Meat Boy). It's a nice intuition, but the game feels somehow disjointed.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Neon Drive is a lightweight arcade pastime, clearly retro-inspired due to its sounds, appearance and intuitive gameplay mechanics. However, its difficulty level becomes brutal and excessive after the first stage, forcing the players to proceed between trials and errors, and risking to unnerve them in few minutes.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.