Sakura Angels is a short visual novel full of cliché.

Finally we have Rodrick, who alone keeps the hearth of the story pumping. Gared and Mira just slow down the rhythm and have no defined personalities. Nevertheless, at the end of The Lost Lords we want vengeance bad enough to be waiting for the next episode. And the return of Asher.

Potatoman Seeks the Troof is a short, evil but enjoyable platform. Probably you'll not find any truth at the end of the road, but you'll have a pretty nice (and frustrating) experience.

Citizens of Earth tries really hard to remind us of the RPGs we played a long time ago, and he succeeds a bit too much through dumb progression, tons of battles and quite some grinding. At the same time it's a colorful and smart adventure with irresistible characters to recruit.

A lovely puzzle game that will catch even hardcore gamers.

Apotheon is a solid metroidvania-style action platformer, with a great art style, an excellent level design and plenty of weapons and enemies. Some of the key elements of the gameplay may be questionable, tough.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D is a great chance to (re)discover one of the most unique Nintendo masterpieces, retouched with some fantastic taste, smartness and skill.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is a game for Youtubers. Buy it if you love to scream louder than your little cousin.

Even with some unfortunate flaws, Big Bucket last game is a charming and fun space adventure, a good homage to the science fiction of the 1950s.

Here we go again with another Rabbids based game, but now with an original plot based on the Nickelodeon's TV series. Always with so much ironic humor but with not enough good gameplay to take care of.

Space Expedition is dramatically short and has absolutely no replay value but it’s still a fascinating and entertaining adventure nonetheless.

The PC version of Far Cry 4 suffers of some optimization issues, but is still the best looking and performing one.

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

WWE 2K15's debut on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is good but not perfect: the gameplay is a highly fun simulation experience, but the game doesn't have all the feature depth of past games in the series. It is, however, a good template to build upon for future instalments.

Twisty Hollow is a simple and addictive puzzle game, with a beautiful art style and a peculiar gameplay.

If you loved the old Micro Machines, Toybox Turbos is the title you've been waiting. Funny, competitive and graphically inspired, is only lacking in courage, not offering anything new compared to the original series which is deeply connected.

LittleBigPlanet 3 wasn't an easy legacy to take on, but Sumo Digital made a good job and released the best entry in the franchise to date... but also the most controversial with lots of bugs and missed opportunities.

For the 30th anniversary of the historical puzzle game, Ubisoft has chosen to produce a "hardcore" version of Tetris: at its core it is always the same, fantastic game, but some of the new modes and the highly competitive online play make for a version which is dedicated the most hardcore fans and "professional" players.

It’s still a good funny game but you can feel the absence of touch controls.

Tales From The Borderlands is more often than not a pleasure, and it has an authentic Borderlands feeling. But the the long action sequences where we have to push buttons only to let the movie play, rise a question: “why don't we play the real game, instead?”

Smart, innovative, well balanced and beautiful: Framed is a gorgeous debut for Loveshack, and easily one of the best games of the year on iOS.

It’s another Clash of Clans clone, with a strong Call of Duty flavour: if you’re a fan of both games, this is going to be your bread and butter.

The Witcher Battle Arena tries something new delivering a faster, less strategical MOBA experience. And it almost succeeds.

Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds evokes pleasant memories to anyone who has lived (and played) through the 80s and 90s.

Atmospheric, simple and very enjoyable, Unmechanical: Extended successfully delivers a solid, intriguing puzzle adventure experience.

This is the old masterpiece with less content and higher price.

A couple of problems limit the appeal of this otherwise interesting, fresh and fun little puzzle game.

The real problem with Skyward is not the copycat graphic style, even if it's despicable and uninspired. The simple mechanic of the game doesn't have the simplicity of Flappy Bird nor any interesting ideas.

You would complain on the not-remade backgrounds and cutscenes. You would complain on the stretched 16:9 option. You would, but you shouldn't: Grim Fandango Remastered is a great effort of bringing back one of the best adventure games ever made, with nice improvements and a really interesting dev commentary.

Retention is a slideshow of someone else's life pictures. The problem is that he asks you to remember his life.

Hammy Go Round is a cute endless runner with some original touches, but nothing more than that.

After twelve months the strategic-RPG from Daedalic comes back, but once again gameplay doesn’t hit the mark.

The iOS version of The LEGO Movie Videogame delivers a nice mix of puzzle, platforming and endless action, with a solid cast of characters.

RoverCraft Racing delivers a deep, engaging experience, with lots of parts to unlock and try out.

Far from being another top-down dual-stick shooter, Space Marshals is instead an extremely well crafted and entertaining action adventure with some strong stealth elements.

Disorder is a short platform game about depression and trauma processing. If you like the idea, try it.

Gunbrick is a smart and attractive puzzle game with some great level design. Its short length and the lack of any extras are the only real issues.

A lot of contents but they are too old for the actual consoles.

Drop Wizard is clearly inspired by old-school arcades like Snow Bros and Bubble Bobble, but it also adds some unique flavour to their classic formula.

Gems of War is an interesting attempt at the puzzle RPG genre, with some new ideas but a questionable freemium approach.

As a pure game, Underground has its flaws, but it's an engaging and challenging puzzle game, which does a lot to make the gamer happy to play.

Dying Light is a great survival horror, with a very well executed parkour system, a visceral and engaging combat system and some nighttime sequences of pure, crushing terror.

An interesting first episode for this unoriginal but fascinating adventure game.

If you’re a fan of this genre, this is without any doubt the best version of Resident Evil available on the market.

The Witcher Adventure Game is a straight virtual version of the board game that lacks in players interaction.

This ReMIX ha undoubtedly great value packed in, and it is a must-buy for any Kingdom Hearts fan as well for newcomers. Sure, Square-Enix could have put some more efforts in the Birth by Sleep port.

Never Alone is a very well told fable, but it's a pretty short one and has some problems with the AI.

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.

Basketball Pro Management 2015 is full of statistics and potential but lacks in terms of accessibility and intensity.

Rollers of the Realm manages to say something new in the pinball genre.

Thanks to a good plot and some original ideas, Shadows: Heretic Kingdoms is a good exponent of the genre of action RPG, solid and fun. Graphically valid and scalable, for maximum details requires a great gaming system.

Watch Dogs comes on Wii U six months after the original release with no extra content, no DLCs and some framerate issues: definitely not a big deal for Nintendo users.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax comes a little too late in Europe but it's an all around excellent beat'em up nevertheless with a huge amount of content for fans of the genre and brand lovers.

Geometry Wars 3 Dimensions is an adrenaline rush that will delight fans of the previous games.

More a puzzle game than a strategy game, the PC version of Valkyria Chronicles is a good port of an old PlayStation 3 game.

We appreciate the small new things, but the game remains a niche title with a story mode too short and an aged technical aspect.

Iron From Ice faithfully reproduce the narrative style of the original material. And at every crossroad it feels like the fate of our family depends on our choices. It's an illusion, but a well conceived one. Unfortunately, the mediocre presentation and the hasty realization make the episode less glorious than it should have been.

Warlords of Draenor is hands down the best expansion in 10 years of World of Warcraft, however there's still room for improvement as far as new features are concerned.

Persona Q is an excellent mixture of the strongest points of Persona and Etrian Odyssey: characterization and dungeon design respectively. However it feels like fan service most of the time and if you don't know what the hell Persona is about, you might miss the entire point of the game.

The Crew is a huge racing game with an extraordinary setting and tons of contents that sometimes seriously lacks of fun due to an awful mission design and a bad balance.

The only, big problem with this game is its interface and a HUD too complicated to use.

A simple, fun and entertaining casual game, with a beautiful "cubic" art style and lots of characters to unlock.

Simply put, Sonic Boom is one of the worst Sonic games in recent memory: the concept is bland, the design is awful and the execution is incredibly poor.

Tomb Raider II is a classic, but maybe not so timeless as you could think, at least if proposed with this control scheme.

Proun+ is fast, challenging and visually charming: a solid "tube racer" for all the fans of the genre.

Limbo remains the same wonderful and disturbing experience that we lived almost five years ago. Although this is clearly a good point, maybe we would have hoped in some new content.

Made by the developers of Serious Sam's series, The Talos Principle is a "First Person Puzzler" deep and engaging, artistically inspired and characterized by a beautiful plot centered on philosophical themes.

Behind the cute appearances lies a hard as nails racing game, which demands dedication and patience to be mastered.

If My Heart Had Wings is one of the best visual novels on Steam, but with many censored contents.

Captain Toad is a little gem on the Wii U library: a low budget game that manages to successfully expand and improve the gameplay from the Super Mario 3D World minigames, thanks to a brilliant and always surprising level design.

This is another try from HB Studios but, sadly, it’s another fault.

Last chapter of the famous series IL-2 Sturmovik, Battle of Stalingrad is an hardcore flight simulator during WWII, visually stunning and able to push the genre to new levels of realism and fidelity.

Peggle Blast is a solid mix between the traditional gameplay of the series and the freemium mechanics seen in some of the most popular mobile puzzle games.

The Old City is an interesting though not entirely accomplished narrative experiment.

Combo Quest could've been a great game, but it's just a small fun arcade with some RPG elements.

Sadly the multiplayer is the worst aspect of the entire game. And this is something you have to consider for a card game.

Duke Nukem 3D: Megaton Edition is a piece of videogame history that should be experienced.

This is a very peculiar game with an excellent gameplay and an extremely interesting plot.

MONZO is a game dedicated to model kit lovers that want to build their dream car on a 10 minute bus ride.

A new redesign of the PC and mobile versions.

Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War does its best as a cover shooter, losing touch when it comes to go wandering around the map. Nonetheless, it's a solid game, with a nice and rich single player campaign.

Fireworks Simulator does what he says: simulate fireworks, nothing less, nothing more. If you love the idea, this is the game for you.

The three games included in this collection are, still today, three stunning gems, among the best of the best of the visual novel genre. However, the absence of any bonus material, the price which is the exact double of the iOS version, and the disappearance of European localizations, steal some value from the package.

Snowboard Party has good graphics and some strong content but lacks in challenge, making it a smooth but unexciting ride.

Fight the Dragon is a generic hack'n'slash that mixes Diablo with Minecraft. Too generic.

This is a game you can play only for very short sessions. Otherwise it starts to bore you in no time.

Metrocide is a pleasure even after one hundred games. With such a pure and solid game design, we know that in a year we'll still be playing it.

Bean Dreams evolves the original concept of Bean's Quest thanks to its excellent balancing and level design. A simple and little game that can be very satisfying for every kind of player.

Fun and colorful, Rune Factory 4 gives the player so many charming things to do, making it a solid entry in the franchise. Although we would have wished some more complexity and deepness of some aspects.

A good shoot-em-up just different with a bunch of new things for the genre.

Extremely beautiful to see, the game has a lot of problems in terms of gameplay and a freemium mechanism that's too pervasive.

Dead Effect delivers a tough, compelling sci-fi zombie FPS experience. The game's pretty short, but the price is right.

If you are interested in NEKOPARA Vol. 1 do you a favor: buy the adult version.

Teslagrand won't define a genre but it's extremely well designed and will make any fan of the 16bit age happy with its colorful visuals and challenging bosses.

It's not a game that will blow your mind, but Platform Panic is a fun and somewhat original mix between an old school platformer and an endless runner.

A timeless classic to play on your TV, graphically nice and rich in content, although not all are valid. Interesting budget price.

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

Seabeard is an inspired, fun adventure, with excellent touch controls and plenty of quests and minigames.