With the addition of the Dance, SingStar could become the complete artistic experience, with until 4 players simultaneous singing and dancing together. Move implementation is very impressive, but just for one hand: the other movements are still interpreted by the software, sometimes very well but not ever with the same precision. It's not a dance simulator, but it's sure a fun generator!

Dynasty Warriors 9 is a disappointment. The much-awaited open world approach fails to deliver, exacerbating the same old problems, while the graphics suffer from various issues.

Zool Redimensioned isn't bad or badly done, but it lacks the original enthusiasm.

At its core, The Mercenaries 3D is an intense and frantic action shooter, dedicated to those who love the "old school" of gaming and its score system. But there isn't almost anything that one can't find in the Mercenaries mode of RE4 and 5, so why should one buy one mode for the price of an entire game?

Fails to create something original and entertaining. Birthdays the beginning gets boring really fast and there are really few mechanics that can bring some fun. Dinosaurs otherwise are cute and well designed, but unfortunately this is just one the the few good things in the game.​

Thanks to its numerous and brilliant puzzles, Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands in its PSP version stands as a great homage to the classic game by Jordan Mechner. Unfortunately some situations suffer from the sometimes unresponsive controls, that make Ubisoft's last effort more "hardcore" than it really is. Definitely a brief but intense experience.

Both The Escapists and The Walking Dead fans will be able to enjoy this game, but with some additional work it could have been much better than it is.

Aragami 2 is a great sequel from a gameplay standpoint, but it lacks the freshness of the original.

Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions wants to be a tribute to the saga of Rocky Balboa, giving a light-hearted and self-referential tone to the various fights we have come to love so much.

Despite its cute look, The Awakened Fate Ultimatum is a surprisingly dark and gloomy story which becomes borderline frustrating too soon and gives too little in return.

Clone Wars Adventures offers a wide variety of minigames and a nice visual. That's all the good you can have from a game that, other than that, uses the micro transactions system to the extreme and lacks of depth already after some hours of gameplay.

War for the Overworld is the answer to all the nostalgics of Dungeon Keeper.

Uprising is an enjoyable addiction in the new Star Wars canon. It's a shame that its missions are so similar and uninspiring.

Quotation forthcoming.

Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain is a fresh start for the series, with several improvements in terms of graphics and gameplay but the same focus on linear, repetitive missions you won't fight alone.

Blair Witch returns with its conversion on PlayStation 4, and it also has additional content for Bullet the dog.

Akimbot is a Ratchet & Clank indie that is cheap and worth its price, but only if you are really big fans of the genre and can't wait to get back to shooting and jumping around while waiting for a new chapter to come from Insomniac Games. Of course, don't hold out hope for the quality of the source material and especially don't have high hopes for the story and characters. There are various flaws and no matter how much heart Evil Raptor put into the project we struggle to suggest Akimbot to everyone.

Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn isn't a proper reboot, it's just another chapter in a series that proved once again to be unable to bring something new.

Secret Files 2 gives to the player 20+ hours of fun adventure gameplay and brilliant puzzles. And more than this it can introduce a few of innovative aspects to the genre that the veterans will love.

A "hardcore game" exclusively on Wii? Spyborgs is a old-style beat'em-up with something less than Final Fight or Captain Commando, since you can't collect weapons, there are no holds and no robots to control. The graphics are nice and there are some interesting extras to keep you play once you finish the main mode. Played with a friend, it's a lot of fun.

Touch Racing Nitro is an arcade game that could be a good alternative of a traditional racing game, but the pretty and colored graphics can't hide the problematic control scheme and the gameplay incoherencies. It's not possible to play quick race, only tournament or time trial: this limitation is not acceptable for an iPhone game.

Go Vacation is no doubt one of the best family games for Wii, thanks to its open world gameplay and the fifty minigames included. You can reach the place of your next activity by riding an ATV or a waterbike, and play with up to three friends via split-screen, and that's cool. What's not-so-cool is the overall quality of the minigames themselves, since some of them are boring.

Conduit 2 is anything but a bad game, but its single player campaign is way too short and dull, with a clear lack of personality in terms of graphic style and level design. There are lots of funny multiplayer modes, however.

The Battle for Hoth is certainly one of the best Star Wars games on the App Store. However, with poor graphics and the unjustified absence of John Williams' traditional scores, THQ Wireless has failed again in the attempt to offer a great Star Wars experience to iPhone users.

Cargo! – The quest for gravity is hard to judge. Someone could be tempted to tear it apart for its production flaws, but in all it's a good and creative game.

theHunter: Call of the Wild delivers so many bugs that you will hunt them instead of prey.

Metroid Prime: Federation Force is strongly co-op oriented, as the single-player experience quickly loses its appeal. The missions are varied enough but the level design structure rewards participation. Classic elements belonging to the main saga are almost absent, while the Blast Ball mode is just a disappointing clone of Rocket League.

Shadow of the Beast is a fine budget game who respect the original one with some interesting variations. The combat system is nice, but repetitive, the visuals are good, and the finale could have been more rewarding, but if your are seeking for nostalgia you're in the right place.

Ravaged is got a great potential thanks to some huge maps, full of vehicles you can use to achieve your goals. The big problem is there are no players online.

Blade Arcus from Shining: Battle Arena delivers an enjoyable beat'em up experience, but lacks the depth of the best 2D fighting games.

Pokémon Quest is a decent spin-off. The core mechanics showed depth, but you can fell disappointed with the unreliability of the movements and the randomness of the move change system.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Sweep the Board! is a very simple party game that must be played with friends: it's the only way to really appreciate the experience and turn a blind eye to the actual quality of the minigames.

Whoever fell in love with Phantasy Star Universe will certainly like this porting, for better or for worse. The franchise however needs nowadays a severe update to be more attractive: combat is definitely out-of-date and gameplay becomes repetitive soon despite of the multiplayer mode. Nevertheless, fans of the genre or the series will like this portable installment of their favourite dungeon-crawling.

Apache: Air Assault is, in many ways, a "hardcore" title: your helicopter is really difficult to control, especially at the beginning; by the way, this approach delivers a lot of satisfaction when you success to perform some nearly perfect assault maneuvers.

The Wii version of Driver: San Francisco has nothing in common with the excellent game developed by Ubisoft Reflections on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. This is rather a classic episode of the series, with the same old gameplay, cumbersome controls (and you can't customize them in any way) and mediocre graphics.

A new graphical adventure with Sherlock Holmes, a new investigation with the help of DR. Watson. Not bad but with too much technical problems.

In terms of visual impact, Robinson: The Journey is probably the best that you can see with your PlayStation VR. Unfortunately, the game lacks in its other aspects, while the motion sickness is always around the corner.

Microsoft Flight is a good mix between simulation and accessibility, with a well crafted graphics. Unfortunately there is a lack of contents, both free and premium, that put in perspective the quality of the game.

The Dark Knight Rises is a solid action game, with plenty of missions and a nice open-world map to explore. Camera and controls don't always work as they should, but it's a minor shortcoming.

Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet is the best SAO game but not a good TPS.

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is better than Pokémon GO and a good insight into the Wizarding World.

Pokémon Café Mix is adorable and exploits the Pokémon brand in some innovative directions, but gets repetitive fast and some puzzles aren't very well designed.

Killer is Dead confirms the talent of Suda 51 on producing titles full of personality, who will delight enthusiasts of Japanese madness. A cauldron full of flavor, but where not everything works as it should.

Farming Simulator 15 is the best agricultural simulation on the market, with some flaws that prevent it to excel.

Gears POP! delivers the exact same formula of Clash Royale with a couple of twists and some nice ideas on how to bring the Funko POP! figures in a mobile game.

Taking advantage of the Tiger Woods hiatus, The Golf Club owns the scene of the golf-sims on the next-gen console, with a pretty characteristic interpretation of the genre. With the big Greg Norman Course Designer in the spotlight, this game can become a good ever-changing, community-driven simulation even with all its technical faults.

Crimsonland is a fun old style top down shooter. The product has enough variety in weapons and perks to keep the game interesting for several hours.

​Scribblenauts: Showdown fails to celebrate the franchise, and it turns out to be only a pretext to propose a series of simple and repetitive mini-games​.

On the one hand, Razor: Salvation is packed with some nice, detailed graphics and an interesting power-up system; on the other hand, switching between the weapons is a slow and cumbersome experience, and the gameplay itself is not as good as we expected.

Silent Hill falls under its hype. More a thriller than an horror experience it has a good plot with too many problems and glitches in the gameplay experience.

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

Tekken on 3DS is a well done conversion, with a steady 60 fps framerate (also in 3D!) and the same gameplay from PS3 and Xbox 360 versions. There are just two single player modes, and controls are some kind of problematic, but for the fans with a 3DS it's a must buy.

Despite the absence of a solid continuity with the other episodes, A Portal To Mystery, with its unpredictable investigation, is a fun alternative to the action-adventure routine.

Blanc is the combination of a bedtime story's narrative and graphic novel's art style but its magic is often disrupted by technical issues and frustrating puzzles.

Agatha Christie - Murder on the Orient Express is a narrative adventure with puzzle interludes, which will appeal to Poirot fans, old and new, thanks to a good retelling of the original novel and a valuable final addition that expands on the familiar story. It's not meant for those who want a complex detective title to squeeze their little gray cells into, nor for those who want a state-of-the-art graphical presentation, but if you know what you're getting into you'll hardly be disappointed.

Atlas Fallen has plenty of neat ideas but the execution is mediocre at best.

GoldenEye 007 for Nintendo DS is a solid FPS with a nice but short story mode and an excellent online multiplayer mode for up to eight players. The controls pretty well, though they could have been more accurate with a better frame rate.

Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty is basically a "running game" in which you can perform a good number of actions, explore levels in different ways and take out your opponents by using rapid attacks or spectacular combos. The problem is the controls don't work as they should, making the experience frustrating.

Life of Pixel is an act of love to the retrogaming era. Unfortunately the nostalgia effect it's not enough to pass on some poor game design decisions.

Shadowgun War Games is a great hero shooter, with some nice characters and abilities, excellent graphics and almost perfect touch controls.

Unique and outstanding on mobile, Pascal's Wager becomes a decidedly less ambitious and spectacular soulslike on PC, where the game has to deal with a lot of fierce competition.

Meshing metroidvania with dating sim is an enticing idea, but also very bold and risky. Even though we really would like to love Romancelvania for what it is, it has many flaws in its gameplay that hold back the whole game. Characters and dialogues are interesting, the constant sexy and flirty tones are somewhat engaging, but the action foundation is quite weak.

God of War: Sons of Sparta is a very traditional metroidvania, enjoyable for those who appreciate the genre but unable to bring anything truly compelling to the screen, as one would theoretically expect given the use of such an important intellectual property. As it has been put together, the project feels somewhat peculiar and inevitably suggests scenarios in which the decision to move forward was driven more by the need to fill a production gap than by the genuine merits of a project defined by these particular values.

White Knight Chronicles isn't the best JRPG of current consoles generation, especially because it does not have a great graphical impact or a very original story line. Anyway, thanks to a fair online play mode and a good gameplay that mixes MMORPG and classic role play games elements it's still a decent game.

With its funny re-imagination of the F1 circuit, F1 Race Stars succeeds in offering an entertaining racer with a good packet of gameplay modes, especially in multiplayer. It's a pity that the core mechanics are a little too chaotic and shallow.

What do we have here? A simple remake with less content than the original and with only a new weapon which will be used along all the levels. Consider buying it only if you love the series or if you haven't play the original Painkiller.

Windbound is a personal journey, a rogue-like survival action RPG that you will love or hate.

Little Town Hero wastes all of its interesting potential into a tedious story and overlong battles which start exhilarating and quickly become too repetitive to really care about one of the most unique combat system in the fold.

Redline Rush delivers some new elements in the endless runner genre, giving you a fast car to drive and some missions to complete. Too bad you have to pay (again) if you want to see all the stages available.

The House of the Dead 3 HD is a good, fun arcade port that works great with the Move, but after an hour it becomes a bit boring and repetitive. If you enjoyed House of the Dead games in the arcade, this is your game, otherwise look elsewhere.

Puzzle Fighter is a frustratingly designed app which hinges on the addictive original game but ultimately offers no reasons to keep up with the grind of online battles and unfair power levels.

The most famous school of magic in LEGO style, finally on the new Sony portable console. It's really a win-win?

Elex II is a classic Piranha Bytes RPG: clumsy, crude, imperfect, but full of virtues that will lead fans to overlook problems.

Hyper is an uglier version of the original Warriors Orochi 3, slower and technically flawed. However, despite the little implementation of the GamePad, the Duel Mode is a great addition, both in single and multiplayer.

Packed with some beautiful visuals and a great atmosphere, Buddy & Me offers nothing but a simplistic endless run experience.

Pretty simple and short, Whispering Willows stands out from the indie crowd through its beautiful art and compelling story.

An overall good presentation can't cover a simplistic gameplay mechanic, filled with paywall and micro-transaction. Overall, there's something interesting in Sacred Legends but it won't last long.

Futurama: Worlds of Tomorrow is a simple city builder like many others.

Hot Lava is a funny platformer with a parkour vibe, some nice characters and a lot of missions. It must be played with a Bluetooth controller, however: touch controls don't work as they should, making the game even more frustrating.

Rust Console Edition is not a good port at all: it's an inferior version of the original game but at a high price.

Its catchy aesthetics and style are perhaps the only new introduction of Dislyte in the realm of gacha RPB mobile, and it can be enough to draw attention to this new game, at least for a little while. Outside its character design and flashy visuals, there's nothing new to see here.

Mario Sports Mix it's not the best party game for the Nintendo Wii, but Square Enix managed to put together a decent number of sports that will surely entertain you and your friends.

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

The Mighty Quest For Epic Loot is an entertaining game, but it is flawed by some design choices made by the development team. Being a free-to-play with no pay to win surely is a great starting point, but Ubisoft will need to make some extra work to fix some aspects in the future.

Quick, fun, entertaining and now multiplayer, Dr Kawashima's Brain Training is a good entry in the franchise. The cons are some really new elements and not being full compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors is not the typical musou. Nice visuals, a light but effective RPG side and a good amount of content make the latest game from Omega Force a nice surprise.

Dead by Daylight is a fun game but this porting lacks of content. Concept as usual is great but some technical issues and a lot of balancing problems make the game boring after a while. Give it a try only if you love horror atmospheres and you are a fan of slasher movies.

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is an original take on the survival genre with a beautiful flora, but with some problems in its fauna.

WRC has landed again this year with its latest incarnation also on the Ntendo handheld console, not without some, sometimes chronic, flaws.

A Trials game that asks for luck instead of skill is a misstep, and the freemium formula makes it more unforgivable.

Knowledge is Power: Decades is the updated version of last year's title, unfortunately the new contents are not too many.

Xenon Racer is a pretty fun and enjoyable arcade racing game, although some technical details did not prove to be fully convincing.

Packed with lots of funny gags and a unique, beautiful art style, Zombie Vikings is a solid action game.

We have immediately loved The Abbey for it's cartoonish look, that contrasts with the dark theme of the game.

FX Calcio 2.0 enhances the experience of the game released 6 months ago by FX Interactive, delivering a good starting point for the brand born from the ashes of PC Calcio.

Pro Cycling Manager 2016 is far form perfect, still flawed by big problems and a general lack of pathos, but it's also a rich simulator and it's the only cycling manager out there.

Urban Trial Freestyle is no Trials HD, but it's a competent clone, than can be very amusing at times.

Pressure is an interesting mix of shooter and top-down racing, packed with a lot of nice ideas, but in the end the concept doesn't work well.