JDM: Japanese Drift Master is a damn intriguing racing game that focuses on refining specific aspects of a solid and engaging driving experience. Taking the wheel of one of the available cars and diving into fast-paced, challenging races is genuinely thrilling, especially as you follow the protagonist’s journey through the clever and charming manga-style comic panels. Unfortunately, the experience doesn’t shine as brightly when it comes to navigating its otherwise atmospheric Japanese open world, which ends up feeling a bit too cluttered with obstacles and inept drivers to serve as the added value one might reasonably expect from such a setup.

Lord of Magna feels a bit incomplete and quite short, but it's a lot of fun thanks to charming battles, cute visuals and enjoyable characters.

Warriors Abyss is a not particularly ambitious roguelite, but still has interesting ideas. The graphics are bad, the story to be ignored and the arenas too banal. At the same time, however, it is always pleasant to wipe out hundreds of enemies and the power-up system is full of possibilities and combinations, really giving us the feeling of having turned our warrior into a hellish god capable of destroying entire armies. If you like musou but especially roguelites, you should give it a serious look while waiting for bigger names.

Tesla Effect is a low budget game with many flaws but it's also a great adventure made of memorable characters, great lines and funny moments.

Game Dev Tycoon is an enjoyable tycoon game with too simplistic and sometimes obscure mechanics. Buy it if you want to explore the dev side of the videogame industry.

A good graphic overhaul, but not much more unfortunately.

Papa Pear Saga is a fun, solid puzzle game, with plenty of levels and power-ups to unlock, even if you have to pay for them.

Where The Heart Leads is a valid narrative based video game, but it never manages to stand out.

Deadlight is a good game, a bit too short and with good mechanics which should have been put to a more intense use by Tequila Works' level designers. If you can stand the taste of a somehow rushed storyline, you are up for an intense and entartaining experience.

Ugly as sin, but funny, especially when played with other humans. Earth Defence Force: Insect Armageddon is and old school shooter in third person, with a ton of weapons and a well devised upgrade system.

Pro Cycling Manager 2012 is a solid game, based on the experience that the Cyanide team has gained during the last years. Those who already played a Pro Cycling Manager game will not see anything really new into this edition, but this does not mean that it is not a good cycling simulator. It's also the only one, we know, but you will definitely enjoy playing it.

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

Little Inferno is a unique game which warms the player's heart with the flame of art.

Based on dialogues and branching storyline, Dry Drowning offers a very limited but consistent gaming experience.

After three years and a half, Dead Nation is still a solid twin analog shooter, but the PlayStation Vita version suffers from inaccurate controls and frame rate drops.

Despite a few small steps forward, the fact that Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 indulges in the same mistakes has led us to penalize it.

"Best Innovation" for the 2008 Swedish Game Awards, BlueBerry Garden is a sort of beautiful, strange and melancholic daydream. A brilliant and challenging gameplay is just a part of incredible audio visual experience, set in a flooded garden where the player has to reach the moon.

MechWarrior Online does a pretty good job in balancing out the gameplay and gives you lots of BattleMechs, weapons and items to buy, but it's got only two game modes and it's definitely not that fun.

Super Bomberman R 2 is the natural evolution of the franchise, and introduces many new features.

Journey to Foundation respects the narrative and aesthetic canons of Isaac Asimov's literary work from which it is inspired. Visually it is evocative and the plot keeps you engaged until the conclusion of the adventure. Unfortunately, not everything about the gameplay works. Moreover, even the control system is not without flaws.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventures HD is a solid porting of an excellent beat'em-up which lacks noteworthy game modes in spite of a very high price. Fans of the manga or 2D beat'em-ups should definitely give it a look.

Tokyo RPG Factory got creative vision and talent but not the know-how to make something more than mediocre games afflicted by glaring technical issues.

Experience 112 has one on the most fresh, innovative and intriguing gameplay so far, but it's all doomed by numerous bugs and a cheesy storyline. It's a shame that this sort of experimental game has been shipped with a lot of issues.

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger is the perfect definition of "more of the same". Just one really new feature but the classic combat system. To purchase only if you loved the first episode.

The third episode of Mount & Blade has a setting and characters well defined, but lacks something that can truly renew the gaming experience.

Puddle is a hard puzzle-game that presents immediate and simple gameplay and an intense level design in a minimal visual dimension.

Outlast 2 is a good horror experience, but feels frustrating and too linear in some gameplay moments.

A good joke. Repeat it many times and it become boring very soon.

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

Quotation forthcoming.

Full Void is a game that offers the same kind of experience as Limbo and Inside, Playdead's two masterpieces. The gameplay is equally divided between platforming stages and puzzles. Unfortunately, the game lacks originality and underlying quality. Full Void is fun, but in the three hours it takes you to complete it never surprises.

Goat Simulator 3 does everything it is supposed to do, much better than the original. The missions give a nice progression to the adventure, and the cooperative multiplayer increases the fun you can get out of the game.

MXGP 2019 offers the same gaming experience of the past, with only a few new features like the track editor and the Waypoint mode.

My Here One's Justice is your usual Japanese arena fighter tie-in and this means it's very fanservice oriented and a little bit unbalanced.

Just Cause 4 tries to bring the series to a new level, but in the end the game delivers the same funny sandbox experience it's very well known for, with only little differences.

Shadow Guardian is a nice third-person action adventure which does almost everything right: however, the sheer lack of personality makes it much less enjoyable than it could've been.

A war adventure into the jungle that is magnified by the evocative setting. Unfortunately this new stand-alone expansion comes with graphical issues and lack of multiplayer changes. But the single player experience is good and the cooperative gameplay is a very nice add.

This game is definitely worth picking up, especially since it won't cost you any money: a very good action RPG that you can't miss.

Conan Exiles is one of the best survival games on the market, improved tremendously over the months spent in Early Access.

Mytran Wars is a classic turn based strategy game, maybe too classic: you can't skip sequences nor move different units at once, so the action is slow paced. The graphics are completely 3D, the mechs look good enough but the colors are ugly. A good choice if you like the genre, however.

The 2011 edition of FIFA Soccer for PSP doesn't solve some old problems (such as team management and graphical interface), offers almost the same modes of last year's iteration but lacks of an online multiplayer mode. The gameplay is still solid and rich, however, so the game could still be a good choice for those who are looking for a nice soccer simulation with up-to-date teams.

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

RIDE fills an important gap in the world of videogames, with passion and courage. Despite some flaws, the new IP of Milestone has a bright future.

Smoke and Sacrifice is Don’t Starve with a story.

This Is The President is much like a presidential mandate: it intrigues you in the beginning, then starts to show its real nature as you start worrying about every little mistake, until four years passes by and all you are left with is a bit of indifference and a more or less stable world that still stands firm on its pillars.

The Lamplighters League is a turn-based bonanza with Indiana Jones and Eldritch Horror Vibes that's a blast on Game Pass.

Fairy Tail 2 is a mixed bag, appealing to fans but not really respecting the original manga/anime and showcasing the world of Fairy Tail to newcomers with a lackluster RPG only supported by a decent combat system.

Graphics apart, Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter doesn't have anything that distinguishes it from the original one. If you have played it in the past and don’t want to replay the experience, you’d better leave it. But if you haven’t played it, what are you waiting for? Go buy it!

Alone in the Dark's creator is back to the horror genre with a stealth puzzle game full of gore and gloomy feelings. The idea is nice but flawed with some technical issues.

Smash Bandits is a fun, compelling, highly spectacular freemium racing game.

The Solus Project has many highs and many lows but is definitely worth a try if you love science fiction, exploration and adventures.

​​Digimon World: Next Order brings back the same gameplay of the original Digimon World, refining it in order to deliver a more streamlined experience for all the fans of the series.​

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.

Midnight Star is an interesting but ultimately flawed experience, due to over simplistic core mechanics and unsatisfying gunplay.

The Castle Game is a fairly entertaining tower defense title, but some contents could have been made with more care.

CSR Racing 2 is a solid drag racer with awesome graphics, but it doesn't bring anything new to the table.

Farming Simulator 18 on Nintendo 3DS has some bad issues like poor graphics and some heavy grinding but it delivers a nice experience for those who love the series on PC.

Port Royale 4 is a good game when you consider the commercial simulation, but it loses momentum soon.

Chronos: Before the Ashes is the prequel of Remnant: From the Ashes, but the quality is much lower.

Haven Park is similar to Animal Crossing, but requires you to run your own campsite.

Atari Mania is a small production that aims more to entertain the nostalgic, those who know the history of Atari, than to convert some modern gamer.

How to Say Goodbye is a videogame revolving around death and acceptance and deals with these themes with great care, but fails in making the story feel urgent and offers a disappointing ending. However, we can say that what matters the most is the journey in a world made by flawless and engrossing puzzles, with mechanics that are simple to learn, but prove stimulant for kids and adults alike.

AEW: Fight Forever is a big wish I can't. The technical deficiencies are evident and demonstrate how the software house's Achilles heel remains the technical aspect of its works. Conceptually, the game re-proposes the madness and the possibility of customizing the gaming experience that had made the first wrestling titles great in the 2000s. But the technical limitations of the gameplay mark the first AEW work. Perhaps the future of the brand will be brighter, but in the meantime the first chapter will struggle to remain etched in the memory of the players.

Dustborn is divided into three parts. The plot, the adventure, and the action. The last two are the least interesting, unstructured and often require more attention than they should, but fortunately they fail to spoil what good the team has done with the characters and the game world. In a dystopian future that is all but unimaginable, a group of outcasts rebels, grows, discovers itself and forges new bonds.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Pirate's Treasure is definitely one of the best twin-stick shooter available on App Store, but it suffers from the same negative aspects of other similar titles, and so it's repetitive and pretty flat all around.

Riptide GP is indeed an excellent arcade racer. The game comes with three modes, twelve tracks, six vehicles and three different difficulty levels, so it'll keep you entertained for a long time. What a pity there's no multiplayer.

Exoprimal is a fun and spectacular co-op shooter, featuring a very solid combat system and an interesting strategic balance, tied to the specifics of the Exosuits and the ability to switch freely between them during a match. Clearly it does not possess the narrative depth or personality of a single player experience like those Capcom delivered in recent years, and the retail price could certainly have been tweaked downward considering the current content, but if you have an Xbox Game Pass subscription and enjoy the genre, the download is definitely recommended.

JETT: The Far Shore is a strange game, with superficial game mechanics and an incredible anxiety to fill empty moments with something meaningful, without ever fully succeeding.

Milky Way Prince is a unique and sought-after title. It won’t meet everyone’s taste.

Encodya is a hymn of love to point and click adventures rooted in the past but with eyes firmly on the present.

Operation Anchorage is an action packed expansion who seems to forget about all of the Fallout 3's strongest points: exploration is minimal, there are no choices to talk about and you can't even collect items or craft weapons.

Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World is a low budget remake which is perhaps too faithful to a mediocre installment in the beloved franchise.

An old coin-op just for the old gamers who want to live again the old feelings of the 90's arcade.

Last Word is a brilliant application of role playing mechanics in a refreshing context, but from a word fight game, we expected wittier dialogues and more likeable characters.

Destroy All Humans! 2 Reprobed is exactly what we expected it to be. A totally crazy action shooter title that follows in the footsteps of the remake of two years ago. A few has changed, something has been optimized and there remains the madness and the story of a saga that has been able to mark a generation and which still maintains its user base, welcoming even some new fans.

Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment is simply huge and filled with content but it is also very repetitive and dazzling for its own good. The abysmal translation does not help either, but if you are a fan of the anime and/or you are willing to take some time through every menu to understand what's going on, you will find there's quite a lot to enjoy.

Session: Skate Sim is the ultimate skateboard simulator, but also a video game with several shortcomings.

Though not very original or innovative in terms of gameplay and level design, Shoot Many Robots is a solid shooter with a good amount of replay value due to the smart levelling, looting and customization systems.

Action games aren't the best pick on touch devices, but The Gods: Rebellion manages to offer good fun with a decent control system at a killer price.

MediEvil successfully recreates the feel and the atmosphere of the original game, leaving intact all the problems it had in terms of gameplay, hitboxes and camera.

It is a very easy platform game which tells an exciting story setting in a vivid world full of fantastic gimmicks.

A little, frenzy, fun platform game with an edge on visual department. Tight and somewhat clunky level design make room for some frustration.

Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water is a solid attempt at the classic survival horror genre, with cumbersome controls on the one hand and a beautiful story and characters on the other hand.

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.

​Lichtspeer is simple but very entertaining, repetitive but never tedious, although sometimes you'll have to struggle a little with controls and visibility on the screen​.

Gwent: Rogue Mage is the perfect example of how to reinvent yourself in an effective way. The playing card strategy game from the Witcher saga, even after all this time and variations, is still capable of holding on. A bit of variety in situations and encounters would not have damaged the experience, but the overall result is a well crafted experiment.

Brut@l is another exponent of a genre that is experiencing a new golden age thanks to the support of millions of players around the world.

The first impression remains for the duration of the game, and it is that the developers have wanted to take the longest step of the leg. The result is a decent Japanese role-playing game with obvious budget limits.

Oil Rush is a solid, nice looking RTS, with a good number of missions and a decent variety of maps. It's fun and enjoyable, especially for the fans of the genre, but it also suffers from a couple of annoying problems.

Danganronpa: Another Episode is a good entry in the series and a fun game to play for those who love the series. Unfortunately this porting fails to offer anything new from the Playstation Vita version, and even the old problems are still here.

Yo-Kai Watch Blasters is a fun action game with minimal RPG mechanics, the demonstration that Nintendo 3DS is still in shape.

The game is still solid and charming, but the graphics didn't age well and the controls don't always work as expected.

BackStab could be an unimaginative yet decent action adventure game, but it's ultimately flawed by an unacceptable series of bugs.

TMNT is a game that is not your usual tie-in, instead it delivers a gameplay full of depth and quality.

Dungeon Hunter: Alliance is good, old-fashioned dungeon-crawling, with simple, solid gameplay and an excellent longevity. It is not perfect, but we are sure this game will make all the fans of the genre happy.

If you are willing to play How to Survive 2, just make sure that you'll do it with your friends.