A surprisingly engaging and fun game, with a great graphic style and a lot of depth.

This great retro platform game works great also with a touch screen, thanks to perfectly calibrated controls.

WildStar is one of the brightest and well crafted MMORPG came out in the last few years, and probably the most complete in terms of features and contents. There are a lot of stuff to do, monsters to kill and houses to build, for both casual and hardcore players.

With some more larger maps, more charismatic bosses and a lower price, Intercept would've deserved a higher rating, but as it stands this Killzone: Shadow Fall co-op DLC is just for die hard fans of the Guerrilla Games shooter. The changes made to the classical structure of the Horde mode are welcome, but beyond that there is not much to be satisfied here.

A huge, but frankly boring game, which not only lacks innovation, but also feels like a step back from the previous episode.

Shovel Knight feels and plays alright, but it's far from perfection. It's an ode to Mega Man, a bow to the 8 bit era, but it plays it safe, too safe. Infinite lives and a too many checkpoints are the major flaws. And, from the technical point of view, the lack of colors sometimes is really sad.

Valiant Hearts is quite a peculiar title: behind a simple (and even questionable) videogame lies a stunning experience than will warm your heart while teaching you actual history. If everyone played it, the world would surely become a better place.

Even though it's got a pretty traditional gameplay, Anomaly Defenders is able to entertain with a solid and challenging tower defense experience, enriched with great visuals, a sharp level design and a great to explore tech-tree.

Between arcade and simulation, the perfect synthesis of Codemasters’ racing experience thanks to its EGOcentric graphics and physics, which look far better on PC than old gen consoles.

The Western Front Armies is a solid expansion dedicated to the fans of the multiplayer mode from Company of Heroes 2.

If you enjoyed Tiny Space Adventure then there’s no reason why you can't appreciate Tiny Prehistoric Adventure and its nice way to deal with graphical adventures and trial ad error mechanics.

This is probably the best leap ‘em up on App Store, and this thanks to fast its paced action and accurate controls. Jump all over the level taking risks in order to increase the score has never been so little frustrating.

A bizarre game from the Hyperdimension Neptunia universe with poor game mechanics and not very interesting gameplay.

Powerful visuals and incoherent controls. Good striking and poor grappling. Consistent online matches and dull offline career. EA Sports UFC is a mixed bag of the best and the worst of MMA with tons of unexpressed potential that's ready to be unleashed.

Pullblox World is a fresh and entertaining puzzle game, but it lacks the inventive 3D effect of the original game. Fortunately, the brand new editor and sharing options should fill the void.

Entwined is a shallow experiment, with dull mechanics and frustrating controls. Its somewhat luscious visuals simply aren't enough.

A unique and interesting title, with great atmosphere and nice Oculus Rift support, but kind of lacking in terms of narration and gameplay.

More Battleheart than Final Fantasy, Angry Birds Epic is a fun experiment with the usual microtransactions issue. But it's an RPG: grinding is inevitable!

The beautiful Tim Schafer adventure is now on mobile devices with a functional - but far from perfect - interface.

A very nice and extremely fun variation on the Tetris model.

A Puzzle Bubble clone with some social feature and a frustrating free to pay wall.

A much gamer-friendly than what we saw in other free to play titles from Namco Bandai, but still a quite limited game, unless you're seriously into co-op.

An original and fun game, that falls in the usual free to play trap.

A "zen" game that makes you relax but lacks in challenge and longevity.

A bit of Snake, a bit of Candy Crush... Folt is an interesting and original puzzle game.

Dragon Quest VIII is still a great adventure and retains its classical gameplay. The price is a bit high for the platform, but the game deserves it.

A unique experience, something that could only come out of Japan. Do whatever you want with the absurdity of Tomodachi Life.

This DLC adds some interesting stuff, but the core game is still severely lacking in depth.