It doesn't set itself apart from amateurish mods, so those waiting for something more accomplished will be deeply disappointed.

Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D is unimaginative, tedious, and damn repetitive. To be remembered only as one of the less successful games of the initial line-up of the Nintendo 3DS.

In no uncertain terms, Fast & Furious Crossroads is a complete disaster in any respect.

Flashback 2 is a forgettable sequel. After his debut in 1992, it is not the first time we have seen the protagonist Conrad again, but it is almost certainly the worst. Flashback 2 even pales in comparison to Fade to Black, a short 3D sequel released in 1995, and also in comparison to the controversial 2013 remake, criticized for being considered "not very heartfelt". The new Microids title is unfortunately impossible to recommend, because it is marred by technical inaccuracies, characterized by a banal artistic direction and an unrefined and imprecise gameplay.

Disciples 3 is an artistically impressive title that completely disappoints the players since boredom and silliness of the AI overcome anything good that anyone could master during the game.

Except for the nostalgia factor, which could entice at least the (few) fans of the series, there is not the slightest reason why we should advise the purchase of Gungrave VR Loaded Coffin Edition.

Urban Crime is the worst side of the freemium formula requiring money even for stealing cars. The terrible pop-up effect and a fluidity that often is embarrassing, complete one of the worst GTA clones on the App Store.

It could've been a chance to give a second life to an old classic, but EA got this all wrong. The managing side is poor, and a greedy microtransaction system ultimately spoils the fun.

There were some good ideas in the concept, but the experience is terribly tedious. Add some lame platforming, and what you get is a forgettable game.

Quotation forthcoming.

The Turkey of Christmas Past is a really weird action game, with a repetitive gameplay, a bizarre sense of humor and a terrible level design.

The Good Life is a product plagued by major problems on the playful and structural side. A title extremely lacking from a technical point of view, which brings to the screen a series of decidedly questionable game design choices, at the basis of an adventure that, while trying to tell a story in its own way mature, often ends in boredom and struggles to support the player's interest.

Dark is a complete failure. The game has poor storytelling, repetitive gameplay and poor visuals. The picture of a video game to be avoided.

Rough around the edges would be an understatement. Sadly, it's just hard to find a reason why you should play Rekoil, given the abundance of choices in its genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

Gymkhana Racing could have been a nice racing game: graphics are cool and the "mission" approach is somehow original to the genre. Unfortunately, the control system is a complete mess.

G.I.Joe: Rise of the Cobra is one of the worst games ever seen during this generation, with ugly graphic and sound and an insubstantial gameplay.

Wild West Online will not quench your thirst; on the contrary, it will have the effect of a spoonful of salt in the middle of a scorching desert.

An intriguing premise - that of a soulslike science fiction in which you fight mostly at a distance, using upgradable grenades and guns - turned into one of the worst video games of recent years: a sloppy title, poorly conceived and in some areas clearly "broken".

An utter disaster: the gameplay is basically broken, and the technical side is abysmal.

One of the worst PSP games. Repetitious and ugly-to-see, you should avoid this version of Transformers.

It's an utter and complete disaster. It might end up in some trash lover's collection, and that would be already something for a game that has no reason to sit on the shelves today.

You need an extra dose of Painkillers, to play Resurrection without headache.

One of the worst tie-in of the last five years.

There are some interesting ideas hidden in the utter mess, but the gameplay side is desperately broken.

There is no way to justify TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan: the combats are noisy and puzzling, it looks like the system has been made to confuse the players, and it keeps reminding how shallow the game developing has been. The few good aspects just fade away in front of its low-level production.

If you are looking for some game with which to introduce the little ones at home to the fantastic world of gaming, you would definitely be better off looking elsewhere.

There's really not much to say about Raven's Cry. It's an utter disaster, plagued not just by bugs, but by a terrible storyline and a lame gameplay.