Yomawari: Lost in the Dark is the new (very conservative) chapter of the small but artistically delightful horror series.

The Wonderful 101 remains one of the most brilliant and original action games ever made: an amazing brawler with elaborate mechanics, a colorful cast, and amazing boss fights and gameplay variations.

Our advice is to try it, to set the difficulty level on the highest setting, and ask yourself if the commitment needed to enjoy it and the depth on offer are what you really look for in a driving game; if the answer is yes, then you should really give Race Pro a chance.

Blue Byte tried to renew the Anno series, but the game lacks on content.

Splinter Cell Conviction might have been the best action experience on iPhone and iPod Touch, but unfortunately it's just a good game. It tries to reply all the ideas of the PC and console version, but it does it badly. The game saves itself thanks to its stunning graphics, wide-ranging environments and many levels, as well as its very rewarding stealth moments.

Just Dance 2014 keeps intact the core experience of the franchise, with another game that fits perfectly in every home party.

Loadout is one of the titles that can overcome the widespread skepticism towards the Free to play games: funny, hilarious and with a deep customization system of equipment, it can be enjoyed without spending money.

For many players The Last Federation is a bit too complex, but this is its best feature for whom love the strategy games.

Just Dance 2022 is here: are you ready to dance again with friends?

Karma: The Dark World has all the merits and defects of a first work. It wants to say a lot, sometimes too much, in a story that tells of family, love, guilt, control, but sometimes it gets lost in the countless parentheses it opens. On the other hand, it often manages to amaze with a freshness and a production worthy of a video game much bigger than it is. Perhaps the best quality it carries on its shoulders is that of knowing how to talk about freedom despite being born in a political context that makes it almost a subversive work.

If you're fan of the anime, Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team has got everything: special techniques, powerful shots and so on. What a pity the experiences become very repetitive very quickly.

Quotation forthcoming.

Tales of Zestiria is an interesting experiment but something does not work well how it should. Although they have made some really good step forward in terms of direction, narratives and quirks, a few technical issues and gameplay decisions leave a lot to desire for. That said, it's a gorgeous game to look at and listen to.

Naruto Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 features an original storyline that was never shown in the anime, new playable characters, a long storyline with mission mode and multiplayer up to 4 friends. Definitely one of the best fighting games on Nintendo Wii.

Super cool characters, vibrant setting and originale take on classic puzzles. Unfortunately you could beat it in a couple of hours and we still don't know when the second episode would be released.

Given its particular nature, Shattered Horizon inevitably generates mixed feelings. On the one hand, we can consider the strategic elements inherent in the particular physical scenario, on the other the lack of nice locations to support them. Maybe it's worth a try.

The Blackout Club is an impressive design experiment, but with a very low budget production.

While lacking some secondary elements, Aarklash: Legacy is a solid tactical experience that the fans of its genre will surely enjoy.

Despite its minor flaws, Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller delivers strong emotions and makes you feel like a real FBI agent.

Team Sonic Racing is a decent kart racing game, however plagued by too much similarities with Mario Kart.

For a level 61 player, this is another unessential expansion that doesn't add anything besides some dull new missions on a not exciting environment. Only the much waited level 69 patch will give to this DLC some more sense, but it still will be a disappointing DLC for a fantastic game.

The Wardrobe is old fashioned point and click game full of references, dark humor and bright dialogues. It may frustrate, it's a little buggy and the ending feels a little rushed, but it's absolutely worth a play.

Mass Effect: Andromeda is an enormous game that will keep the player engaged for tons of hours of gameplay. The combat system is probably the best thing about the entire project: it's fast and rewarding. Sadly it has a bunch of flaws starting from the animation department to the big landscapes full of secondary, boring quests. And above all it lacks the epic tone of the previous installments.

Obviously derivative in all of its elements, Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem stands above many others strategic RPG of this genre only because of its extraordinary cast, and it's not a little thing.

It's a remastered with a lot of contents but at the same time it has several problems with the controls and the graphic aspect.

A good yet simple port, the Switch version shines for its portability, while the game maintains its charm even after so many years, despite its crazy narrative.

Just Dance 2024 is still fun and full of 40 new songs, but reconfirms the evolution towards the subscription service.

Embellished with pleasant graphics, the title of Anshar Studios offers an interesting story and a considerable amount of text. Unfortunately, all those nuances that would have made it more interesting are missing, such as a more intelligible progression system and the presence of secondary activities disconnected from the dialogues which instead represent the only backbone of the game.

Terminator: Dark Fate – Defiance is one of the best Terminator experience to date. One of the few games to offer a faithful experience to the series.

MotoGP 13 doesn't disappoint in terms of gameplay and depth, since it comes with a lot of game modes, but it does disappoint in terms of graphics.

Sweet and intriguing, Purrfect Date is a replayable and well written visual novel about cats, mysteries and love. If you don't hate cats, that is.

Hard and fun for some hours, with some big boss to beat, Mothergunship loses its appeal on the long distance.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning finally arrives on Nintendo Switch with a good porting.

Not as good as Fright of the Bumblebees, Last Resort is step back from the first game. The big problems of this second episode are a weak storyline, with poor jokes that don't make you laugh, and a few rooms and locations to explore.

Book of Demons is a big tribute to Diablo.

Play Contradiction - Spot The Liar! and you will re-evaluate the full motion video adventures sub-genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

Capes is an XCOM with super heroes where the superheroes are the problem to solve.

A serious, committed and engaging adventure: A New Beginning is easily one of the best adventure of the year.

Convoy is an interesting FTL-style game who loves to punish you. The idea is very nice, the look is good, but there is a tiny edge between toughness and frustration, and Convoy passes it.

Matterfall is yet another great shooter from Housemarque.

Assassin's Creed III Remastered is better and most complete than the original, although the improvements don’t really enhance the experience all that much.

Sunday Gold is undoubtedly a good game, full of courage and original ideas. Too bad that not everything mixes perfectly and ends up flying over some parts.

Despite some of its flaws, with the addition of trophies and updated graphics, Rayman 3 HD remains a good game some nine years after its original release.

The Fall on Wii U simply is a direct port of the PC game, with some minor bug and missing fix. Framerate is not always consistent and Gamepad is just for off-screen play. Honestly, we were expecting more.

NBA Live 18 is intended as an alternative for those looking for greater immediacy in basketball simulations. Offering practical aids and solutions, even at the expense of realism, the title achieves a very entertaining gaming system.

Greedfall is not perfect, but it is certainly the best expression of Spiders team. A characteristic action RPG, which offers a solid narrative, an inspired mythology and a plot that deviates from the clichés of the classic exponents of the genre.

Dementium: The Ward demonstrates that you can make a good survival horror game even on the Nintendo DS. The graphics are impressive, really fluid, and the controls work great (but only if you don't play for too much time). The game seems to be a little too linear and the difficulty is low, but it's worth a try if you want something different for your DS.

Prinny: Can I Really Be the Hero? is an old-style platform game, with a classical gameplay and six stages full of enemies and traps. The graphics are stylish, colorful, rich in detail, with funny characters. This is the kind of game you can love or hate, since it's really difficult and frustrating.

Zombi is still capable of putting you in a state of tension and fear, and that's the greatest achievement for a game that suffers from mediocre graphics and poor combat mechanics.

The fifth episode is one of the best entries in the whole series. George and Nico are more charming than ever and almost everything feels right. Nevertheless it's a pity that many players had to play it split in two.

The Saboteur, the last game from Pandemic, is a good game, with a well devised gameplay, that puts together GTA style car chases and a strong action platform attitude, typical of games like infamous and Prototype. The Saboteur is very fun and entertaining but suffers from a bad a.i. and sometimes poor visuals.

It's not going to last forever, but Soccer Stars is indeed a cute little free to play game, with no excessive emphasis on IAPs.

Sleek graphics, superlative voice acting, simple but deep mechanics: Battlesector takes full advantage of the universe created by Games Workshop to provide immediate and challenging turn-based strategy. Unfortunately, at times, the difficulty is excessive and it seems that there is only one way to win.

MassHive Media shines in constructing compelling stories and characters, and the idea of living the life of a budding pharmacist is undoubtedly original. Too bad about a gameplay loop that fails to escape repetitiveness, but this is a title that will certainly be appreciated by fans of unconventional life sims.

No motion detection for this year's edition of WWE Smackdown vs. Raw for the Nintendo Wii. The game is a simple PS2 port with standard controls, a lot of contents but the same, old, slow, cumbersome gameplay.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is a solid sequel: in addition to two hundred new yo-kai, Level5 is been able to expand the open world and the combat system with some new interesting mechanics. However, the recruitment system is still pretty poor.

The Last Faith, on the whole, is a good game, but without the courage to take flight and make a lasting impression in the imagination of players, already saturated with Victorian horror visions, and perhaps in need of something new, different, more original.

Mighty Gunvolt is very very short, even for its budget price, but still pays an emotional tribute to the 8-bit age in a very very awesome way.

Though a little repetitive in location, enemy and structure, Into the Dim is a well-crafted, little RPG dungeon crawler with a beautiful nostalgic aura.

Ninja Senki DX is a good game, like its predecessor, but the new version doesn't add anything memorable compared to past gaming experience.

DC Legends is a decent turn-based strategy game, with lots of characters to unlock and a long campaign.

Salt and Sacrifice is a game that blends several genres, but ultimately fails to make the best of any of them. It won't satisfy fans of the first game and probably not even those looking for something different.

Nintendo Switch Sports is really fun, with good motion controls, and it can entertain anyone, from the beginners to the hardcore gamers. Anyway, if you don't have someone to play it in multiplayer offline, it isn't deep enough to last long. More contents and - maybe - sports will be added in the future.

One of the best and most compelling Xbox 360 Jrpg's, mostly due to its fun and deep real time combat system. Story telling and dialogues could be better, and graphical presentation has its drawbacks, but all in all this is one of the best next gen efforts from Square Enix.

Mafia II Definitive Edition is still the excellent game that was on day one, with an open world not so open and a mature story. Remastering is good and the addition of all the DLC increases the contents available.

If you loved The Trials of Chi there is no doubt you will like this new episode. But, just to be clear, everything you will find is a bunch of new levels and a couple of insignificant addition in what was a solid and fun gameplay.

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora brilliantly takes us into the world created by James Cameron, telling a canonical story that takes place in an unseen area of Pandora but that we can perceive as authentic thanks to the care and attention Massive Entertainment has put into its creation. However, that's the only truly excellent aspect within a production that promised so much (quadruple A, they said) and instead proves to lack great ideas.

Overall Silt is a beautiful experience, very curated from an artistic point of view and able to fascinate for most of its duration.

Let It Die brings an amazing atmosphere full of nosense, gore and fights, but some elements may get really frustrating after the first hours of play. As a free-to-play opportunity, you should definitely try it yourself before deciding if you want to climb or not the Tower of Barb.

We are faced with a extremely rich proposal, many changes to the structure and a flood of content offered by the base game and the two expansions, without excluding its undeniable charm.

Puzzle Quest: Galactrix is a true sequel of Challenge of the Warlords and it has only a big problem: the developer really can't add any major element to the already perfect gameplay. It's an addictive game with an over the top sense of fun.

With Assassin's Creed: Ezio Collection you can play one of the most beautiful trilogies on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, with a slightly better graphics and all the DLC included in the package.

Phoenix Point: Behemoth Edition is a solid turn-based strategy game, which in this version can count on the addition of four DLCs that further increase the contents and therefore the duration of the experience. However, controls can be very tricky and cumbersome on console, while loading times are pretty long.

Rain is a melancholic poem that grabs you as you play it and stays with you after you turn off your PS3.

Guild of Dungeoneering is challenging and cleverly designed. One of those games always installed on the hard disk that regularly tempts you to play another match.

NHL 24 is a solid entry in one of the oldest sports games on the market. New animations, the pressure system and the many options make up for the lack of real innovations.

Somewhere between a homage to some classic platform games from the 80s-90s and an original take on the formula intertwined with puzzle elements, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a short but entertaining experience.

Although somewhat dull, Ray Gigant is not a bad game by any means and offers an interesting entry level approach to the dungeon crawler genre.

It is difficult to evaluate Late Shift as a video game, considering how little is given to the player in terms of interaction. But its limits are also its main force. If you want to live a real dynamic and well-written movie, where are you going to decide on developments and consequences, the CtrlMovie product is fascinating and unique in its own right.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is probably one of the best, if not the best, Dragon Ball games out there. Dimps improved every aspect of the first game: solid combat system, good graphic, spectacular animations and a totally new hub in Conton City. The camera has some issues here and there, but nothing to be worried about.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing succeeds to create the atmosphere you might expect from a monster hunter game, with tons of enemies to fight, huge maps and plenty of items to find.

FIFA 21 brings an enjoyable list of new features across all its game modes, but if you were hoping for something really new in the gameplay you will probably need to wait for the nextgen.

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is a solid and entertaining cooperative shooter that takes the classic Left 4 Dead formula and introduces several important twists, from open maps (though they do end up looking a bit too similar to one another) to the use of vehicles, as well as special powers and a customizable arsenal. The starting content offering is fairly generous, especially considering the relatively low price, and the Swarm Engine puts truly massive and spectacular hordes on screen, creating a chaotic battlefield that is a real pleasure to tackle alongside friends.

LEGO The Hobbit is not the weakest entry in TT Games franchise, but it feels like one of the less inspired and suffers from the very same weird pace of the movies is based upon. LEGO games really need to take a break for a bit.

Medal of Honor is a great title, a realistic and epic take on the war in Aghanistan, but is too short, just 5 hours for an incredible experience, that will push you in a breathtaking journey in most dangerous valleys of A-Stan. It also has an interesting hardcore single player mode, and a well made multiplayer, but it's not as good as the ones in Bad Company and Modern Warfare.

Polished aesthetics, good writing and a beautiful, decadent world presented with a mix of light humor and pessimism, raise Primordia from the multitude of adventures out there.

If you love the stealth genre, you will love Styx: Shards of Darkness.

Section 8 is a fairly traditional FPS, featuring a couple of interesting points (the launch phase and device management). The story mode is too short, only eight missions, while the online multiplayer mode seems to be fun, with forty players and eighteen maps. Definitely not the best FPS around.

We finally got to thoroughly test the particular Square Enix experiment in collaboration with Team Ninja. Despite some good ideas, Stranger of Paradise is a mediocre action game, not really inspired and with not in depth mechanics.

Champions Online has a fast paced and fun gameplay but lacks in contents, showing the need of a more complex end-game.

The Role Playing structure works just fine in this new Divinity adventure that represent one of the best the genre has offered this year.

Death Worm tries to be more various than Super Mega Worm with a lot of irons in the fire, more than 30 different enemies and an interesting upgrading system. The game has some issues with the camera, but the forthcoming update should fix it and adds a new Survival mode. Yes, the visuals are impressive and there's a lot of stuff to play with, but the 8-bit style and the humour of Super Mega Worm make it more fun and enjoyable. Hopefully, the rivalry between them will force the developers to improve and enlarge the games with the next updates.

Stoked is a true and pure Snowboard simulation. The ones looking for fast rides and spectacular tricks should think if they can face such a hard approach to the genre.

Papo & Yo is a unique experience. A way of telling a deep and touching story of violence, a drunk father as a Monster and a fantasy world to escape from the horrible reality.

A very neat execution of a classic formula; an adventure full of charming and beautifully drawn characters. Furthermore, under the childish aesthetics, the game explores mature themes.

Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition is a good way to enjoy the last episode of the classic DMC series.

Mandatory Happiness is a visual novel faithful to the original Psycho-Pass anime, a real spin-off episode that every gamer could enjoy. The game also represents an interesting anticipation of what the anime has to offer to those who haven't seen the first season yet.