Kirby Fighters 2 is a shallow brawler aimed at kids and newcomers who are just entering the bigger, deeper world of fighting games.

Elegy for a Dead World is an invitation to bring our imagination down to Earth and give it a shape for others to enjoy.

The game is an interesting adventure with a good plot. However the gameplay loses its funny aspect in the second half of the game.

Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered is a remastering effort that builds on what was done with the first trilogy and helps deliver a complete package of Tomb Raider adventures in the traditional key. Sadly, however, this batch thrives on objectively worse material than its predecessor, with the fifth and sixth chapters weak on the narrative front, to which the remastering work did nothing more.

With its first episode Realm of Shadows, Batman: The Telltale Series shows itself as an interesting twist on the story of the Dark Knight. There are also some interesting new elements in the gameplay, but unfortunately the experience is flawed by important technical issues.

Soccer Story is okay when it tries to do the Japanese RPG, but bad when it turns into a soccer game. We honestly expected much better.

The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief is a solid adventure that is at its best during the first three or four hours of play, then it loses its grip and dissipates the potential of all the beautiful characters it had introduced before.

Armored Core V has got a huge potential, but fails to deliver because of its unfriendly UI, repetitive missions and online shortcomings.

Afro Samurai is an atypical hack'n'slash game, with excellent visuals and adult oriented storytelling. Unfortunately, the focus mode and the combat techniques fail to keep the clashes interesting for a long a time, making the game a little bit tedious level after level, and in addition to this the platform sections aren't well devised.

Phantom Fury is not bad, but it's a forgettable experience. It would be an iper boomer shooter, but fall short of its ambitions.

Atelier Rorona The Alchemist of Arland is a nice japan RPG with a classic turn based combat system, where you can control a young apprendist alchemist across a variety of situation in the world of Arland. The greatest strength in the game is the crafting system: the player is required to complete certain missions involving the creation of items from ingredients. The Alchemist of Arland is ultimately a good game, especially for fans of the genre.

Ash of Gods: Redemption is a solid strategy games but it has some deficiencies. The game lacks of variety even if it has a solid combat system and few original features like the card system.

GetsuFumaDen Undying Moon is a roguelite that takes great inspiration from Dead Cells, but without offering the most peculiar sides. Konami's is a slower game, devoted to farming and more repetitive.

Quotation forthcoming.

If you are looking for a simple (maybe too simple), fun and "light" hide-and-seek game, MillionHeir is probably the right choice.

Episode Prompto is a way better DLC than Episode Gladio. It's more focused to begin with and much more compelling thanks to a good narrative, some crazy villain and a pair of characters everyone learned to love. It also delivers quite a lengthy content at a somewhat cheap price, making it a nice addition to your Final Fantasy XV campaign.

Rustler finally arrives on PCs and consoles. If you are passionate and remember with joy the very first GTAs and have a heart close to the atmosphere and genius of groups like Monty Python, Rustler is right what it does for you.

MaXplosion comes with some nice graphics and a good number of levels, but the mediocre controls make the whole experience not so worthy.

The Red Lantern has a lot of faults and it's too repetitive. This is sad because in terms of plot it shows a lot of love for dogs.

Kick & Fennick tries to do something different with platforms and puzzle solving, but the result is not as good as it could have been.

Minabo - A walk through life is a simulator with very original ideas, but also with very random mechanics.

The third Torchlight has little in common with its two excellent predecessors.

Really intriguing gameplay, if the player involves himself he maybe forget the poor technical side.

Immortal Planet take many ideas from the Souls series and it turns out to be a good very difficult isometric action game.

Dillon's Rolling Western is a mash up between strategic, action and tower defense. The most funny part is the fight against the monsters, cause the research of resources in the map could become boring after two or three times.

Virtua Tennis 4 for Wii is a disappointing game: it almost doesn't use motion controls, and without motion controls, on Wii, it is just a little better than the first Virtua Tennis, published over ten years ago.

From an interesting mix of elements comes a stylish game that manages to be fun, at least for a while.

Twin Mirror is, so far, the sum of all Dontnod's strengths: it develops and extends major elements from Life is Strange, Remember Me and Vampyr, merging them altogether to deliver a fine thriller.

World War Z is a very interesting tie-in, a game that tells a story different from the movie it's based on and delivers a compelling, engaging experience.

Tomb Raider Reloaded is a small but pleasant surprise, a single stick shooter with a colorful and comic look in which we control a "chibi" version of Lara Croft who shoots left and right in an attempt to overcome rooms that are increasingly full of enemies and deadly traps.

SWORD ART ONLINE Last Recollection is the final chapter of the Underworld saga, with excellent innovations in the combat system but few from a technical point of view

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games introduce new Rubgy event and new gameplay solutions for existing Olympic events.

TOHU is a very classic point and click adventure, probably designed for a young audience or for fans of the genre who are not very familiar with puzzles and riddles.

Feist is an intense, challenging and captivating action platform but it's too short and lacks some balance.

One of the longest videogaming saga is out with one of the best installment of his long history: welcome back Dynasty Warriors!

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is a shooter packed with content. While its campaign focuses entirely on action and doesn't quite reach the narrative quality of the previous chapter, the emphasis on co-op play, the shared progression system, the spectacular new Endgame mode (which will continue to evolve over time), the most substantial Zombies mode yet, and a competitive multiplayer offering an impressive number of maps and modes right from launch - with Absolute Movement shining brighter than ever and further refined - all stand as strong points that are sure to thrill longtime fans of the series.

Supreme Ruler 2020 - A unique, core gamers oriented strategy game with some huge AI problems and a structure that made It impossible to be played by the less skilled players.

The same game we played one year ago, with some bonus contents and a lack of polishing that makes this version the worst one.

It may be fun at first, but Devil May Cry 4 Refrain comes with a large number of limitations, both in terms of gameplay and graphics. The game is far too easy, with infinite continue, the combat is oversimplified and the locations are too small and too similar to each other. It's still a decent action game for your iPhone / iPod Touch, but we were expecting more.

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

Maybe it's for the dilated plot or maybe for the lack of great turns of events in the first hours, but The Last King of Africa doesn't look suitable for being splitted into small episodes. It's an extremely linear and really short game, that greatly disfigures near other point-and-click adventures on the App Store, like Monkey Island 2: Special Edition and Hector: Badge of Carnage.

Blitz Brigade has got the potential to be a fun, addictive multiplayer first person shooter for your mobile device.

Run Sackboy! Run! is a simple but dull 2D endless runner, featuring many of LittleBigPlanet's assets.

Unkilled is a solid first person shooter, packed with hundreds of missions and excellent touch controls, but with no innovation.

Simple and still incomplete but funny and full of potential.

Quotation forthcoming.

Atomega is a simple yet original multiplayer game. It’s fun for some matches, but becoming repetitive very soon.

​There's still much to be enjoyed in Spelunker Party, but this transition as a premium product is a little shallow​.

Rebellion's stealth shooter is still enjoyable when it comes to sniping, but the gameplay feels outdated.

After an intriguing start, The Church in the Darkness fails to keep the interest alive due to repetitive game dynamics and improvable gameplay.

Quotation forthcoming.

King of Seas is an affordable game with interesting ideas. A title that gives justice to the pirate genre without excelling or tumbling.

Not quite a proper video game, Pikmin Bloom is a sort of a glorified pedometer that can actually help you go outside and walk in an original way.

Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 5 relies on a series that continues to show the same problems and which therefore makes them more annoying.

It was possible for Imagineer to innovate its boxing series with Fitness Boxing Fist of the North Star but, even if it was born under Ursa Major's auspices, this operation has revealed itself to be lazy and laid down on the saga's past. Boxing with Kenshiro and its partners is fun, if one can control his movements in autonomy: there are no specific devices and it's a shame, given the complexity of the noble art. Sure, the steep price doesn't help also considering the almost total absence of innovation comparing the product to its predecessor, Fitness Boxing 2.

Deathbound is a fresh take on the soulslike genre that will keep fans happy despite having a few technical issues that may get in the way of enjoyment.

F1 2015 offers a good gameplay and good graphics, but the lack of modes, the damage system still imperfect and some bugs have an impact on the overall evaluation.

A game clearly made by Smash aficionados, with great gameplay based on solid and layered mechanics. It's weak when it comes to content, and nothing to write home about from a technical standpoint, but its solid netcode and good combat system are more than enough to capture a loving community of fighting game fans.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is a shallow action game which will appeal to the most visceral fans of these franchises.

Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break lives for its editor. It has many good modes to play online, but it lacks innovations.

Wii Party U is a surprisingly good party game that shows how quality and quantity can coexist in this genre.

With this game Maxis owes a debt to Blizzard but these guys also have a deep and varied videogame. Darkspore is a very good hack & slash with huge replay value and relevant spikes of gameplay.

System 3's last effort for PS3 is a very difficult game, dedicated to the purists of the genre, which unfortunately does not offer a technical implementation to match the current standards but has plenty of cars and modes.

This new episode in the Risen saga is targeted at the long-time fans of the series and it's packed with a lot of quests and accomplishments. Sadly a frustrating combat system and old-gen graphics relegate to the hardcore gamers this fascinating RPG.

Explodemon! is a decent action platformer which bases its gameplay on the explosions and does it pretty well. Across three different planets you have to deal with a large number of enemies, but the funniest part is the puzzles you must solve in order to activate switches and doors. Too bad the boss fight are very repetitive and the graphics lack of originality.

This isn't the best game in the series, but it's a fun and addictive puzzle game anyway. The traditional Dr.Mario is still here, and the new "Luigi mode" is an interesting addiction; the online play also works well. An essential and alternative version of a classic.

Thanks to the new smartphone app integration, everyone can jump into SingStar Celebration and start singing during your karaoke party.

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.

Yoshi's New Island is not a bad game, but neither the game that the green dinosaur deserved for his comeback. Derivative, too easy and with a bland level design, this is ultimately a nice but easily forgettable experience.

Pro Cycling Manager 2013 brings some nice additions to a solid gameplay, but without anything truly original. The fans of the franchise created by Cyanide will enjoy it again, but if you never loved it you won't start now (once again).

Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo is a game that will probably please fans, but it's undoubtedly an half-baked beat'em up, with annoying technical flaws and serious gameplay issues.

Skelattack is a fairly original action platformer, but also a roguelite with too many problems.

Perhaps it would have been better to aim for something smaller and more manageable instead of engaging in the creation of a vast but empty world.

In the awkward world of the "band" games on DS, Band Hero suffers from the very disappointing absence of a career mode and the limited compatibility with the DS consoles. Overall, a competent but forgettable game.

Moonscars is a stylish metroidvania soulslike game, packed with a solid yet derivative gameplay, many different enemies and a compelling story.

WRC is not what the simulation maniac expect, it could let down the players who desperately need something that is gone missing in the recent years, and is also plagued by visuals that are not up to date, but it has a long career and a good handling system sometimes jeopardized by a strange and not so well devised a.i.

Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe is almost a full fledged game with some neat features and a few lovely songs to play with. It's not very long, however, but totally worth its price.

Antigraviator is a fast but mediocre futuristic arcade racer, with a pretty challenging campaign but inconsistent physics and a forgettable trap system.

All those who miss games like Final Fight or Streets of Rage will find in Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes a nice attempt to bring back the same feelings with a different background. The action is clearly very repetitive, but there are plenty of combos and special moves to perform, a total of sixteen characters to unlock (each with its unique campaign) and some very nice graphics both for PS3 and Wii versions.

How to Survive: Storm Warning Edition adds a couple of twists to the original version of this interesting but somewhat unappealing survival game.

Asterix & Obelix XXXL: The Ram From Hibernia is the new chapter dedicated to the adventures of the Gauls: even if not perfectly successful, it will amuse you.

Valkyrie Elysium is a competent action game with a solid battle system and some interesting RPG tweaks but the shallow narrative and the feeble reference to the original games might turn fans of the franchise off.

Pretty tower defense like game with Kinect sensor. Hiro is back and your arm is now the katana. Just beware the considerable physical effort!

This sequel from Milestone know how to entertain the player, with license, hundred of tracks, great variety and fun. It's a pity the graphics are not up to today standards.

The Casting of Frank Stone isn't a bad video game, it's just another lazy product that follows a path that Supermassive Games has charted, and never abandoned, over the past decade. Not even the screenplay helps him much, with characters that don't shine and situations that don't make the gamer uncomfortable, incapable of making him feel tension. It's a horror that isn't scary, that doesn't manage to overcome the boundaries of a self-imposed teen slasher, but that lives in a fascinating narrative universe, where there was room for maneuver to write something more aware and lively.

Tekken Hybrid is a collection dedicated to the fans of the first Tekken Tag, cause Tekken Tag 2 is in fact just a demo with Trophies. But for the fans, TTT HD is really the best tekken ever created, the only version without random moves and fake framelists.

Red Solstice 2: Survivors is a worthy sequel to its predecessor. It improves and enhances some of its peculiar characteristics and stumbles upon some subtleties that perhaps denote an excessive haste and desire to go out on the market.

Farming Simulator 2013 is the ideal game for whom love the agriculture and the agricultural machinery.

Kung Fu Rabbit is a good mobile game which has seen no innovations in its console conversion. It remains a good platform, but will 3DS gamers give it the chance it deserves? With a very low price tag, the possibility is there, at least for those who are looking for a fast and quick game to play every now and then.

Stranded Deep does not have content and variety comparable to the most famous survival and overall each of its mechanics is quite derivative.

Depth is a Left 4 Dead clone sunk by its sea of flaws.

This is a true classic that doesn't need any presentation, so the question is: how does it work in a digital form? Pretty well, actually, even if the flaws are still the same.

Blood Stone is not a bad game, but it lacks so much personality to look just shallow. Although Blood Stone offers different styles of gameplay and situations, it doesn't excel at any of them: you will forget it as fast as it takes to clear the game, which is actually quite short. 007 fans will be pleased by Bond-ish plot and direction but to anyone else Blood Stone is just your usual third person shooter.

This installment in the Mystery Case Files franchise will appeal only a small niche of players but even in that case the overall quality of visuals and gameplay is not high enough to redeem its shallow plot and repetitive puzzles.

Conarium is a horror adventure inspired by the stories of H. P. Lovecraft, but also too linear and with trivial puzzles.

You need an intense dedication to the cause when you start to play Trillion: God of Destruction. If you are a die-hard fan of turn-based JRPGs you may want to try this, but be prepared: you will find an experimental game with a lot of grinding.

Steel Seed didn't entirely convince us. The plot is certainly the weakest side of the adventure: it's a mix of low-impact and predictable scenes that fail to really make us feel like humanity's last hope. The gameplay is certainly better, especially the stealth side. If you plan to play it as pure action, we recommend avoiding it, but if you enjoy a bit of reasoned action that is never too difficult, we recommend it. The platforming sections and the power-up system are also good. Steel Seed shows us that Storm in a Teacup clearly has the ability to say something of its own, but it will take some more time.

Re: Hollow Fragment is a definitive improvement over its previous release, however it's a shallow one which focuses on fixing issues which shouldn't even have been there in the first place and adding moderately useless stuff.