With Capcom Arcade Stadium, thirty titles from the past are back, and in a truly unmissable package.

The need to have a console and a kart for each of the players makes the multiplayer experience expensive and exclusive, and we really wonder how many will have the opportunity to share it with a friend or another family member. From this point of view, the ability to pass the console and take turns in Timed mode is just a meager sop.

Disney Dreamlight Valley is a life simulator with sandbox mechanics completely based on the Disney kingdoms. [Early Access Score = 80]

Tron: Catalyst is, ultimately, this: a beautiful promise poorly fulfilled. Leave it in the metaverse.

Synduality Echo of Ada is a recipe for what not to do with a live service game: pay to win mechanics, artificial barriers and story content locked behind hours of grind.

Squirrel with a Gun is a flawed game with some fun jokes and an abysmal gameplay.

War of the Vikings' lack of content and instability issues have compromised the overall game experience, definitively killed by the lag.

Redux: Dark Matters has gameplay problems tied to some flawed design choices. Try it, but only if you are a great shumps fan.

Wings shall live in memories of the fans, not die in their hand. Wings! Remastered Edition is a bland remake which fails even from a nostalgic point of view.

Painful controls, an empty open world and a boring main quest are just few of the many flaws in the latest RPG by Crescent Moon Games.

Flint: Treasure of Oblivion is riddled with issues, particularly in its fundamental gameplay aspects.

Despite a good concept and the important brand, LEGO Battles: Ninjago is a RTS excessively lacking depth and visual quality even for the the little kids the game is obviously aimed to.

While TRON: Evolution came as a nice tie-in both on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, the Wii version is very different. Battle Grids comes as a simple, mediocre party game indeed, with some of the worst controls we've ever experienced on the Nintendo console.

The Spirit of the Samurai is a project born from an aesthetic idea: creating a stop motion action game. However, this vision failed to translate into enjoyable gameplay, plagued by control issues, a combat system that never truly shines, and forgettable platforming sections.

You can hardly call PlayStation VR Worlds a complete game. It is much like a collection of five tech demos, but they are expansive and only one or two of them might be worth your time.

Hotel Barcelona is unfortunately a big disappointment. Technically, it needs improvement, the plot and characters have nothing to say to us, and there is never that madness or strangeness that one would expect from Swery and Suda51. The gameplay is banal and gets in its own way with poor design choices or choices that cancel each other out, resulting in a linear roguelite that can be completed in 5 hours.

Quotation forthcoming.

Simcity BuildIt is not a game with some timers, it's a huge timer with some bits of a game in between.

Ultimately, Wanted: Dead appears to be a frankly negligible game, which has the narrative side as its only reason of interest. Too bad, because when we started it for the first time we really hoped to find ourselves in front of a modern emulator of Ninja Gaiden, but as we played we ended up only wishing more and more intensely to get to the end as soon as possible to be able to use the uninstall function and forget it.

Skater XL is little more than a technical demo, a draft game with a control system with good potential.

John Wick Chronicles is another VR shooter you can complete in less than an hour. After you have spent 20$!

Cyberpunk 2077 on PS4 and PS4 Pro is simply a mess.

Lila's Sky Ark is a tiny, little game overflooded with problems. Narratively is not effective nor interesting, visually is bland and confusing. But the gameplay is the biggest flaw that affects this project by Monolith of Minds. It simply isn't entertaining to play nor engaging in any of its mechanics. Everything about this game feels stiff, chaotic and loose. In the end, the only thing that Lila's Sky Ark left us was just pure frustration.

Too many expectations that the game can't deliver.

Speaking Simulator talks only with itself, saying the wrong things.

Too many jump scares and too little narrative make Don’t Knock Twice predictable and boring.

With such a low production-value, it's hard to think to Super Pokémon Rumble as the first 3DS entry of the popular franchise. It lacks depth and its poor visuals reminds too much of its prequel released on WiiWare in 2009. Being a full-price 3DS cartridge, we cannot reccomend it to even the most hardcore Pokémon fan.

C.O.P. The Recruit is a shallow and boring experience that tries without success to replicate the GTA formula. The only positive aspect is the graphical engine, really impressive based on the hardware limitations.

Reality Fighters is a lackluster beat'em-up, designed around a nice idea but plagued by a broken augmented reality feature and some control and depth issues. Miyagi is a cool addition and the character editor is somewhat decent, but the game is mostly disappointing.

Spirit Camera is an interesting tech demo but a disaster as a retail title: in fact, it lacks so much in gaming elements you could hardly call it a video game.

A strange mix between realism and arcade that simply doesn’t work.

To be clear: the vote is on the work done with the Enhanced Edition, not on Blade Runner itself, which remains an excellent adventure, full of interesting ideas.

From the Ashes is superfluous, a lazy addition without any impact on the gameplay of Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

Jagged Alliance: Rage! is a mobile game dressed like a PC game. Simply, is not a Jagged Alliance.

Speedball 2 HD is an atrocious tribute to a great Amiga game. Rest in peace.

Colossal Cave reminded us of those fathers who, having found their old toy in the attic, repair it and clean it up and then give it to their children, who don't want to play with it.

Great promises, bad realization: too many bugs, an unplayable multiplayer and lots of slowdown. Disastrous.

Quotation forthcoming.

Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade is like a derailed train: it could be a masterpiece, but actually it's only a terrible arena shooter.

The last installment of the most famous virtual life simulator jumps into a 3D new life: it's a shame that the games disappoints in every way.

Quotation forthcoming.

Swag and Sorcery tries to take the Punch Club formula to the extreme, but without succeding.

With frustrating touch-based controls and lack of variety, Kotomon is a terrible ink stain on the developer's amazing pedigree.

Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom is a borderline terrible experience which will appeal only fans of the franchise and kids alike.

Afterfall: Insanity is plagued by bugs and many gameplay's flaws.

Naruto Shippuden 3D: The New Era is a really flawed game which looks like it has been developed for the previous system and then rushed over the Nintendo 3DS to push its sales by appealing fans of the young ninja.

Rune 2 is an incomplete game and a sad end to the Human Head Studios story.

It's not possible to see anything different than the will to use a famous brand, like Final Fantasy is, in this new Square Enix production: behind the cool art direction, tons of weird gameplay decision and a lack of contents make It, at the moment, surely inadvisable.

The artificial intelligence of the Adventure Park's customers gives exactly the value of the game itself. Don't buy it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Vane is an utterly disappointing debut from Friend & Foe: a cryptic adventure that tries to hide behind an evocative graphic style some severe game design issues. A boring, slow, irritating and ultimately forgettable experience.

The Topware game is too far away from an enjoyable space simulator.

Although the really interesting basic idea, especially thanks to the fascinating mythological theme, the title of Dirigo Games is full of serious technical, structural and gameplay deficiencies, that make it a poor product.

Playing Astro Boy: The Videogame feels like being thrown back to the 8-bit era, when almost every tie-in was a crappy game. And Astro Boy is indeed a crappy game.

Sadly, The Fight is all-air, focusing first on aesthetics, then content. Calibrating the Move before every match is just a pain, while combats doesn't give any satisfaction to the player: the character is too slow and his punches are so inaccurate. The game doesn't adapt itself to the player's ability, but it's just the opposite, with the player that must submit to pitiless rules and a bad implemented controller.

Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff is a funny casual game, at least for a few minutes. Then it becomes an uninspiring, dull, linear, annoying freemium experience.

Cities XXL is Cities XL Platinum with some UI improvements. Cities XL Platinum was Cities XL with some UI improvements. Don't waste your money.

Sonic Boom: Crystal Shards could have been, if not a good Sonic game, at least a decent 2D platformer, with its pros and its cons. But SEGA and Sanzaru Games have inexplicably decided to kill their own creature by adopting a really cheap trick: in order to progress, it is necessary to play the same levels over and over again.

The first Harvest Moon developed by Natsume is a failure. You can see there are some good new ideas, and the controls are surely fine and streamlined, but everything here is underdeveloped, both the new ideas and the old staples.

Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters is a very mediocre game. Everything from graphics to gameplay is poorly implemented.

Dead Rising Mobile comes as a boring and repetitive third person action game, with clunky controls and mediocre graphics. It has definitely nothing to do with the original game.

Even the biggest fans of the original Carrier Command will find this remake very bad done, due to terrible AI, overly complex interface and mediocre graphics.

Space Cats Tactics is clearly a project of a passionate person, but one who was unable to provide a sufficient product. The Kickstarter page shows how there were many other ideas that would perhaps have made the game a little deeper and more interesting, but the funds did not come through. The end result is a dull strategy game at the best of times and at the mercy of the randomness of enemy AI at the worst of times. Add in a few technical problems, an ignorable storyline, and an amateurish graphical presentation at various junctures, and we have on our hands a game that we just cannot recommend even to the biggest fan of the genre.

Poor graphics, bad animations and a lack of polish make Samurai Shodown Sen a bad surprise for all of the brand's fans.

The problem with Ghost Recon on Wii lies in its concept: too simple to be part of the original series and too serious and pseudo-realistic to be a real, enjoyable on-rail shooter. An experimental mixture that just doesn't work.

A boring strategy game that engulfs the player in repeating the same game-mechanics on every map.

Too unpolished to be really enjoyable.

Warriors: Legends of Troy is a wasted opportunity, since the Greek setting should have had a great appeal to western users. Play like Achilles, Hector or Ulysses is pretty entertaining, but the game is technically poor and even too boring, the Arena battles are repetitive, while there are no incentive to play for a long time.

NightCry controls are a mess, its graphics are outdated and the tension is broken by the monster spawn points. Remember the good old Clock Towers and forget this game.

Enemy Front is a bad game in every way. Poor visuals, broken a.i. and a lot of bugs and glitches ruin the gameplay.

Devil’s Third is just terrible in every aspect, an ugly and broken action game that ends up being one of the worst Wii U exclusive ever released.

The gameplay is not working as it should, technically. It's disappointing and the cooperative alone can not support the entire game. Ghostbusters SOS does not celebrate the franchise like it deserves.

Hatred is a trite twin stick shooter. Fortunately it ends in a few hours.

New Gundam Breaker builds on some awesome ideas one of the worst action games we ever played. Controls feel unresponsive and clunky, therefore playing any combat mission is a chore and the predictable and poorly written story doesn't help at all.

Of Bird and Cage has only one problem: it is terribly done. Leave the poor Gitta alone with her misery.

While Gardening Mama tries to improve the classic minigame formula by building a sort of structure with some "managerial" features, the result is a shallow, uninventive and interesting... classic minigame formula kind of title.

RollerCoaster Tycoon World is a mess. Buy and play Planet Coaster instead. 

Once again, Imageepoch had several fresh ideas but it didn't put those ideas into effect. Time and Eternity could have been an innovative and visually stunning jRPG, instead it's just an inconsistent, shallow and unpolished one.

Wayward Manor is a puzzle game flawed beyond remedy. It feels like playing an alpha version of a game still in development. The witty writing by Neil Gaiman is the only pleasant aspect of the game. You're better off reading one of his novels than wasting any time on this game.

Car Mechanic Simulator on Nintendo Switch cannot be compared to its PC version. It is just a porting from the mobile version, which can be freely downloaded on both Android and iOS.

Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D looks like a rushed product which does not even tale advantage of features such as the touch screen. The idea of a war between dinosaurs is neat but the developer had to work harder on the overall gameplay.

Sometimes devs must think more about players than themselves if they want to make a good game.

It's very easy to find better porn on internet.

ALTAIR BREAKER is a real disaster. From the level design and graphics to the difficulty level and online multiplayer, there is virtually nothing about this game that borders on sufficiency.

4PM can't be considered a game, rather it is an experiment. Poorly executed, unfortunately. Bad visuals, awkward narrative, chunky controls make for an unacceptable 4 € price tag. Thumbs down.

If it weren't for the combat system and all the other systems connected to it, Testament could have been interesting. It's a pity that fighting is the core of the experience (it will occupy more than 80% of the gameplay time), so you'll understand that we're not talking about a secondary issue that can be overlooked. However, resources don't seem to be lacking, in the sense that if it were modulated differently, it could have been an excellent independent title. It just needed to aim lower, avoiding getting entangled in trying to imitate models that are simply too advanced for it.

The Chaos Engine comes as a mere re-release of the original shooter from 1993, without any remastering nor extra options.

Escape Dead Island is a very poor quality game, with so many flaws and bad design choices.

Inner Chains is a title that you would expect to find in Early Access, given the many issues that affect it.

Left Alive is a disaster by all points of view. Worst AI in over a decade and a boring gameplay with awful stealth phases and inconsistent shooting system.

The Quiet Man is a disaster. Period.

Another "gears of war" shooter into the market with just too many problems to be worth your time and money.

Montague's Mount is a bad graphic adventure plagued by the backtracking and some of the worst bugs seen in recent years.

MindsEye is a lesson for present and future game designers on everything not to do in a videogame: this game and it's making need to be studied tu understand how so many things can go wrong in one place.

Remothered: Broken Porcelain is simply broken. Do you a favor and don't waste your money on it.

A very bad fighting game that try to surf the wave of his popular license, without any kind of result.

For those who tend to respect the work of videogame developers, maybe finding the good where others have not bothered to look, dealing with a product like Dead or Alive Paradise is somewhat shocking. Apart from the overwhelming "fan service", apart from the almost-nude pretty girls which in theory should tickle the lowest instincts of us, there is very little to justify the purchase of this "game".

Want to see what's wrong with movie tie-ins? Play this game. It's a boring, badly written, repetitive and uninspired mess, sold at an high price. Forget about it, and forget about the fact that the name "Ghostbusters" is written on the cover.