A very original and fresh roguelike that's maybe less strategic than its predecessors, but far more fast-paced.

A great campaign for Hearthstone, one that the fans of the original game really shouldn't miss. It's not cheap, but really adds new hours of pure fun to the experience.

It's fascinating but unbalanced, and fun can sometimes easily turn into frustration.

The first chapter is way better than the second, but it's an overall very interesting offer for all the fans of The New Order.

It's a testament to how crowd funding and community-driven development can really lead to something good, if there's a strong idea at the base. It's not perfect, especially when it comes to the balancing of the simulation, where some categories and specific models drive far better than others, and it still lacks performance optimization, but it's a unique driving experience, bestowed with unprecedented variety.

There are some interesting and original ideas here, but the mix isn't balanced enough to get the most out of it.

It's mostly historically accurate, and comes with a realistic feeling. That sets it apart from the average military shooter, and it might serve as an interesting alternative for Red Orchestra 2 fans. When it comes to game modes, it falls short, but that might be improved in the near future.

If you are fond of Bomberman, and in search for some quick paced fun, Brawl might please you, but there much polish missing in the tutorial and in the balancing of the single player experience.

There's still room for improvement, but as it is Codename: S.T.E.A.M. is an interesting turn based game, bestowed by a deep and complex combat system, albeit a bit slow.

It's an interesting graphic adventure, but in the end the narrative feels less and less focused, and the puzzles are way too easy for veterans of the genre.

This second part should've transported graphic adventures fans back in the days of old. Sadly, it practically wastes all the good premises of the prologue. Most of the puzzles don't make much sense, and you'll be mostly exploring areas that you already know. Also the narrative looses momentum, and seems to forget from where it all started.

It's a Bomberman clone without many differences, but it lacks some depth in its contents.

This puzzle platformer starts great, then looses some of its momentum along the way. It's still a small, curious project, and it might be really worth a try.

It's the perfect add on for every MK fan out there, one you won't ever regret spending your money for.

It's still terribly hard for newcomers, but if you like baseball, this is the place to be.

You'll walk on the path of the videogame's media evolution: it's an original and interesting idea, and very well executed.

Parcel is an interesting puzzle game, but it doesn't have the lasting appeal or the shiny graphics of many other titles out there.

There's some familiarity with the gameplay mechanics here that doesn't make this DLC as interesting as its predecessor.

A well crafted 2D action game, Azure Striker: Gunvolt falls short only when it comes to fully develop some of its most interesting and original ideas. As it is, just hardcore fans of the genre will enjoy it.

Albedo is, body and soul, like one of those sci-fi trash-cult movies from the sixties. May be rough around the edges, but filled with love and content.

This remastered edition doesn't solve the main issues with the main game. It's still an engaging, different and fun survival experience, but you won't find anything worthy of the title "remastered" here.

Although the concept and the design are indeed interesting, Assassin's Creed Chronicles China doesn't succeed in offering a real challenge to the player. You'll traverse the levels in a sort of auto-pilot mode, and that's all due to level design and AI issues.

It's a shy way to resuscitate the classic franchise, but it doesn't get too far.

The concept is original, but the execution doesn't get too far. Some of the puzzles are so complicated to become frustrating, and the humour that permeates the production doesn't deliver the fun it's expected to.

It's an interesting way to reimagine platforming, but it doesn't have the courage or the lasting appeal of other recent Nintendo's titles. It's still fun, and sometimes engaging, but the slow pace is something you'll surely notice.

Exploration, dialogue and puzzle solving: that's what this game offers, and if you're into that, here you'll find an interesting experience.

It's almost unplayable, and that's a real shame, since the graphic and artistic compartments are oh so good.

It puts the Game Pad to good use, and does so in a fun and original way.