A horror game that won't provide any thrill.

X-Blades is totally incapable of attracting experienced gamers. Even if it shows a certain variety, the level design is awful, the structure is deeply fragmented, and the gameplay is obsessively repetitious. Moreover, X-Blades is the button-mashing paradise, and it fails to convey a deep Hack’n’Slash mechanic. Technical issues regarding the dull camera system, the bad looking cell shading, the terrible character design, are there to keep players away from the game.

Unless you are a huge fan of the TV series in complete abstinence of content related to the famous trio of presenters, sincerely, we advise you to turn your gaze elsewhere.

A kids game that sadly doesn't offer anything really interesting or different.

It drags, in short, for an hour and a half from beginning to end, without glory and with some infamy, leaving us, at the end of the experience, only with a sense of profound ignorance.

Especially when we consider the good initial insights, the fall of Gods Will Fall is really a great shame.

Sadly, pixel art can't make right a game that lacks interesting gameplay or mechanics.

A total disappointment, not only for Silent Hill fans but also for Hack'n'Slash lovers.

The idea behind AKIBA's TRIP is tasty and fun, but if in 2011 the product could work even with all its shortcomings and the limitations imposed by the PSP hardware, the same cannot be said for its re-release.

A poor collection. There is no delicate way to say it.

Our judgment on Rise of Insanity is a peremptory "no".

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.

Creepy level design, inaccurate controls, and a ugly art design: Cid the Dummy is a videogame that even the platform fans won't appreciate.

MindsEye's merits are a few needles in a disastrous haystack. The first few minutes of Jacob's journey even manage to arouse curiosity, at least a little, but it is enough to start comparing the adventure's gameplay to discover its clear limits. Limitations that unfortunately do not spare the graphics sector and performance solidity in any way, at least on consoles. The guys at Build a Rocket Boy say they are working to improve the situation but this does not change the truth: we are faced with a production that would have deserved a much better development cycle and which, at the moment, is the worst we have worked on in 2025.

Rygar: The Battle of Argus is totally not a good game: some of the good ideas linked to the potential of WiiMote are ruined by an old game structure that frustrates the player a lot during the game and there's no point in graphics that are under the today's Wii average.

Unfortunately, to this day Albert & Otto is still the beginning of a project that still needs to mature to the end, perhaps over the next three missing acts.

There's nothing that can save this expensive and utterly flawed game.

This version of Dokapon Journey does not add anything to the previous wii game. Indeed the game experience is more boring and repetitive. If you like RPGs on DS you may look for something better.

Quotation forthcoming.

Waking the Glares is an insane game, a project choked by its own intentions: what should have been a dreamlike and emotional journey that exalts the intellect and the sight, ended up with only a painful whirlwind in an abyss of insensitivity.

This second and final act shows way less care for details if compared to its predecessor, and it's a true shame.

There is little to expect from the work done by Jandusoft. The cancellation of Silent Hills and the disappearance of P.T. are two epochal events that will remain in the history of video games. Evil Inside, although it is a production that strives to recreate the same magic of Kojima's work, fails to add anything new, failing as a homage and even a spiritual sequel.

Wolfenstein 2 had a single, conspicuous problem: the iterative structure of its missions, "recycled" in order to compose a sort of "endgame" made of the "mechanical" repetition of the same tasks.

We are almost certain that behind the creative disaster of the game of Stormind and Darril Arts there is a problematic development process, perhaps rushed in time and not well thought out. The fact is that the result is very bad, and most likely no patch will be able to fix the situation.

The Sims 3 simply doesn't work on Nintendo 3DS (and, probabily, on a portable system as well). The nice formula of the PC version has been distorted and misread.

A third person shooter without any distinctive features, some glitches and a really bad progression.

It might become an accidental trash myth, or just another junk-bin disaster. As it is, what it surely isn't is a good experience to be played.

The feeling of Minecraft is completely lost and the game is not capable of giving the player an intersting experience.