A bittersweet experience feeling like it's still in beta. You may still enjoy Overkill’s The Walking Dead if you can play it with three friends.

For a young studio it's definitely hard to compete with AAA titles, especially in November. You need to optimize resources, focusing on concrete ideas, and that's what The Haunted: Hells Reach tries to do. It's not a masterpiece in the third person shooter genre, but if you like co-op modes and have 10 bucks to spend on Steam, give it a try.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fuel Overdose is a top-down arcade racer full of potentially good ideas...poorly implemented.

Tour de France 2013 is clearly geared towards fans of the most famous race in the world. Several graphic glitches hamper the experience considerably.

Fieldrunners Attack! is nothing more than a clone of Clash of Clans like so many others, but it's still a simple and enjoyable one.

A3: Still Alive delivers a potentially solid mobile MMORPG experience, thanks to some great graphics and an interesting battle royale mode, but artistically the game is pretty derivative and when it comes to gameplay it's weak and clumsy.

Repetitive, graphically outdated and with flawed controls, Spy Hunter is a wasted chance to finally revitalize an old cult.

Quotation forthcoming.

You will need three friends to play online with if you want to somewhat enjoy the very derivative, bland and fundamentally broken action game TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan is. Single playing is simply a chore and it's hard to fathom how this was even possible considering the license in question and the amazing gameplay Transformers: Devastation had.

The heroes of the '80s are back in a game that, however, makes us even more nostalgic for that golden age.

Stormrise should have been a new start for the RTS genre on consoles, but it's not. The controls are too slow and unresponsive when you have to move several units on the map, the graphics aren't spectacular at all and the gameplay is cumbersome and frustrating. What a pity, since the story seems to be interesting.

Too easy, too short and not replayable. These are the the three main problems about CSI: Deadly Intent. If you are a really hardcore fan of the series and you'd like an easy game with which gain gamertag points, then this might be a worthy purchase.

Marvel Super Hero Squad is a children-oriented action game with nice cut scenes, cartoon-like graphics and a repetitive gameplay.

If dated graphics, some bugs and a “shaky” frame rate does not scare you, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare can give a lot of fun, especially thanks to the solid combat system.

Swag and Sorcery tries to take the Punch Club formula to the extreme, but without succeding.

Forza Street is an immediate drag racer with some nice graphics and a lot of cars to unlock, but also a very simple gameplay that gets repetitive very soon.

Risen 3: Titan Lords - Enhanced Edition is a charming RPG full of things to do, showing up on the PlayStation 4 as the best console version. However the task of remastering is not optimal, the frame rate is fickle and graphical improvements can not hide the limits of a graphics engine overtaken by more recent productions. Combat system is still problematic, undermined by lag and questionable choices, and various bugs that affect the quality of gameplay. If you are willing to tolerate the limitations of lower production, and perhaps you have also appreciated Risen 2: Dark Waters, you may find satisfaction in this third installment.

With frustrating touch-based controls and lack of variety, Kotomon is a terrible ink stain on the developer's amazing pedigree.

Die Hard would be a funny endless runner, if only wasn't filled with so many overwhelming and intrusive in-app purchases.

Fairytale Fights' promises end up being sadly unfulfilled. Its gore and fun approach crashes upon awkward controls and boring gameplay. It's definitely a missed opportunity.

Confrontation is a good strategy game ruined by some great flaws.

Sonic Runners shines in some ways but fails in others, such as loading times and the monetization model.

Born as a spin-off for the already lackluster Gangstar: Miami Vindication, Urban Crime suffers from the well-known limits of the freemium approach, with very short missions and mediocre graphics.

DiRT's debut on Wii will disappoint fans of the series and fans of driving games in general. The cars lack of detail, the tracks are poor and there are many frame rate issues. You can't even play with the Wii-mote, since it's very unresponsive, so you should use Nunchuck's analog stick or connect a Classic Controller.

Squid Game: Unleashed is a multiplayer-based action game enjoyable at times and certainly capable of bringing situations similar to those of the TV series to the screen of our smartphones.

Generation Zero comes with an intriguing setting and a huge map that's way too big to explore on foot. There are different types of enemies to fight, but the AI is very basic and the game suffers from many glitches.

Carmageddon has not aged well unfortunately, and Max Damage mantains all Incarnation's problems. Some added content is definitely not enough to make this game a worthy experience for anyone, except the nostalgic fans of the original.

Resident Evil Mercenaries VS. focuses on the multiplayer, even if it's very hard to find a match right now. There are some interesting things the developers put on the table, but the cumbersome controls and the poor maps will let you down.

Shadwen is a decent action stealth game, but some features could have been implemented more carefully.

As gamers, we have visited many haunted houses, but that of Silver Chains is not among the most interesting or among the most disturbing ones.

The procedural concept behind Daylight is quite charming and the game is full of potential, but it fails to deliver.

Disney Planes: The Video Game's target is children, but that's not an excuse for such an uninspired tie-in.

Flashback is proof that you can't simply take a '90s classic and make a new game out of it without redesigning its mechanics and structure.

The new action games' hero is a lady and her name is Ayumi. X-Blades has surely got its share of shortcomings, but the ones who love demanding hack'n slash games and who enjoyed titles like Devil May Cry or Too human, will surely have fun playing it.

Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom is a borderline terrible experience which will appeal only fans of the franchise and kids alike.

Test Drive Unlimited: Solar Crown is a bitter, bitter disappointment. Instead of focusing on what made this series so important, the developers decided to imitate the most famous open world driving games but without having the slightest comparable capabilities. The result is a racer that can even be enjoyable at times, with a beautiful setting and an interesting progression system, but trivial in execution and spoiled on PC by enough problems to leave you baffled.

Narco Terror evokes the fun arcade glory of the eighties, although the result is a rather crude and not always balanced.

Bugs vs. Tanks! seems to have all the feats of a good game, but the final result is a non-intriguing shooter which doesn't know what wants to be, if a super fast action game or a deep and complicated simulation.

Afterfall: Insanity is plagued by bugs and many gameplay's flaws.

Despite the good will of the developer, The Good Life simply can't make it to the sufficiency. Unfortunately, too many design and technical problems keep this game far from a decent gaming experience. There are a couple of good things to mention, but are overshadowed by unexplainable design mistakes.

1348 Ex Voto has proven to be a largely disappointing project. Not everything should be discarded, and some enthusiasts of medieval history might even find it interesting. However, none of the aspects of the production fully manages to convince.

Wolfenstein: Cyberpilot comes with some nice ideas but it's way too short, way too easy and it can't fulfill its potential.

IS Defense is a simple game that recalls Operation Wolf, Cabal and other arcade classic. The game is quite difficult and, in the long run, also quite boring. It can offer you some short burst amusement but for that money you can have a lot of better indie games.

The spin-off formula is interesting in its concept form, but this is hardly what the true Ninja Gaiden fan is waiting for. Viewing it as a totally new take on that universe, Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z delivers a good amount of chaotic and raunchy, albeit a little derivative, fun.

Sonic Adventure is still today a good product and it still remains a relatively fun experience. But also nothing has changed at all with this PSN/Xbox Live port, including its annoying camera issues and some glitches. If you manage to overlook this bugs, you'll easily find a classic jewel game.

While sharing the title with the new episode available for HD consoles, Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit for the Wii looks like a completely different game: simpler in many ways, but packed with a good number of events and game modes.

Trapped Dead has several original ideas and use the zombie apocalypse setting as no one else has ever done. Pity then that it falls under the blows of too many defects and a rough implementation.

Despite the good ideas, in particular the introduction of the Echo, the latest work by Robot Entertainment does not reach the sufficiency due to a repetitive structure and to very problematic gameplay on PC.

The premise is very interesting and so is the characterization, but Cosmonautica has many flaws in balance and adaptation to mobile devices. It's ultimately more intricate than fun, nevertheless it can be also satisfying if you manage to enter in its complex mechanism.

Tryst is an RTS based on resource gathering that enriches his extremely classic gameplay with unit customization and environmental hazard. The result is a solid experience, especially in multiplayer, flawed by poor graphics, average sound and a short campaign.

Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth can be played both on the GamePad alone or on a TV with a Wii-mote and a Nunchuk. The latter option is the better one, though it's not as accurate as the Kinect version.

Tap Titans could be one of the best and most polished clicker games around, but the developers must fix its balancing problems first.

Modern Combat: Blackout did a great job on mobile back in 2014, but the game doesn't look and feel as good on Nintendo Switch four years and a half later.

Pixel Piracy is a side-scrolling 2D simulator with RPG elements, where the player can recruit a crew, customize the ship and use aggression to find treasures. Even though the game is too linear, with poor combat system and unvaried exploration.

A new arcade game made for Xbox Live and PlayStation Network. The humour is the most important thing about the game and will let you play with a smile on your lips. Three anti-hero to block a horde of undeads, is it enough to overcome the all to samey levels?

Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection includes two games that are still able to entertain. The developer has not particularly improved the graphics and online games suffer from various problems. However, if you are a fan of the brand, you will discover and rediscover a pair of shooters that are still fun even in single-player.

We do not want to sanctify the work of Griptonite Games (in recent times, they were able to pull off stuff like Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters, one of the ugliest games ever for Wii), but there's a huge quality gap from last year's Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions and Spider-Man: Edge of Time. That's a great disappointment, even for the fans of the character.

Pretty tie-in of the 80 japanese animated series. Varied gameplay and multiplayer up to 5 players. However the experience is very short and easy.

Naruto Shippuden 3D: The New Era is a really flawed game which looks like it has been developed for the previous system and then rushed over the Nintendo 3DS to push its sales by appealing fans of the young ninja.

Rune 2 is an incomplete game and a sad end to the Human Head Studios story.

Those Who Remain doesn't add anything relevant to the horror genre.

Taking pictures of your house and stealing your own objects with Chibi-Robo is pretty fun, even with the poor 3DS' camera. But the minigames required to finally take some photos are just boring and uninteresting.

It's not possible to see anything different than the will to use a famous brand, like Final Fantasy is, in this new Square Enix production: behind the cool art direction, tons of weird gameplay decision and a lack of contents make It, at the moment, surely inadvisable.

Almost nothing works in Knights Contract and it's strange since Game Republic have a name for interesting and well crafted games. It's too hard and not accessible enough.

The artificial intelligence of the Adventure Park's customers gives exactly the value of the game itself. Don't buy it.

Quotation forthcoming.

Red Goddess: Inner World is a metroidvania with some nice ideas and a lot of glitches and game design problems.

In its portable version, Army of Two: The 40th Day delivers good graphics and some classic shoot'em-up action. However, the gameplay suffers from a mediocre AI and the six stages are too short to last more than four hours.

Pokémon Rumble U is extremely simplistic and repetitive, however it manages to be fun for the few hours needed to get to the end. Completists will need lot of patience and luck to get everything; kids will have fun regardless.

Carnival Games is a nice party game with good ideas, but made in a superficial way and sometimes frustrating.

Eleusis is an ambitious independent adventure with great atmosphere and some good visuals. Sadly the puzzles are lost in a sea of backtracking that kills explorations and dissolves the ambiance.

Vane is an utterly disappointing debut from Friend & Foe: a cryptic adventure that tries to hide behind an evocative graphic style some severe game design issues. A boring, slow, irritating and ultimately forgettable experience.

Light is a good game, but it is too short and doesn't last more than an hour.

Koei brings another classic hack'n slash from the Dynasty series, but gameplay is still boring and repetitive. The little Gundam wikipedia inside the game is a bonus, but a strong "deja vu" feeling is granted for everyone.

Garshasp is an immature but good game. It's a beginning title with some production problems, but overall worth his cost.

Theatre of War 3: Korea is old inside, bugged, without great ideas and has many other structural flaws. Don't buy it.

Immortal: Unchained tries to follow the footsteps of the Souls series, but ends up against a wall.

Bakery Simulator is a simple game, even too simple. The gameplay loop is quick, but limited by trivial mini-games and as you continue through the game you find yourself playing less and less, with many steps automated by the machinery you purchase. The progression is fast, but linear and the content is exhausted within a few hours and even before you get to the "final" you find yourself deeply bored. Add to that a few technical, visual and textual problems and you've got a game that even die-hard fans of job simulators and baking won't find much to enjoy.

The Topware game is too far away from an enjoyable space simulator.

Calling delivers a great atmosphere, and it's really one of those games which will make shivers run down your spine; on the other hand, its basic gameplay and so-so graphics keep it from being a must-buy for survival horror fans.

Lots of bugs and some major gameplay faults do not permit Ship Simulator Extreme to be anything more than a whole of many boats and missions.

The idea unfortunately is not as well executed as It could be: a nice concept but a not so great game!

Despite the flaws, theHunter: Primal is an exciting hunting game, with a fabulous setting to enjoy especially with friends. The potential is very high, but still unexpressed.

Gensou Skydrift is simply a terrible kart game.

Although the really interesting basic idea, especially thanks to the fascinating mythological theme, the title of Dirigo Games is full of serious technical, structural and gameplay deficiencies, that make it a poor product.

Grin's game doesn't succeed in bringing back to life all of the thrills and epic Cameron's saga has been able to deliver in the movies, and fans will find few elements of the ones which made Terminator such a big blockbuster. Single player campaign is short and samey, co op play is offline only. The only ones who'll really like Salvation, are Achievements/Trophies' hunters, who'll be able to unlock them all in about 5 hours of average gameplay.

The hilarious cutscenes and nonsense dialogues only hide the poor and tedious gameplay in the latest Twisted Pixel game.

Thor: The Dark World is a very interesting MOBA style RTS, packed with lots of minions, allies, powers and missions to unlock. What a shame it also sports a very aggressive freemium approach.

Playing Astro Boy: The Videogame feels like being thrown back to the 8-bit era, when almost every tie-in was a crappy game. And Astro Boy is indeed a crappy game.

Aliens: Colonial Marines is disappointing in many ways. Though it features some solid mechanics, the game delivers a short single player campaign and some mediocre graphics.

If you meant to buy a Wii RemotePlus, then FlingSmash is a reasonable purchase, since the bundle is sold basically at the same price of the controller. The idea of using Arkanoid-like mechanics in a colourful adventure was certainly original at first, but in FlingSmash it has been transposed in a flimsy gameplay and in a very dull experience. The game suffers the lack of extra modes, interesting minigames or ideas that truly take advantages of the Wii RemotePlus' capability.

It's clear that developer VD-DEV wanted so badly to bring a Gears of War-like experience to Nintendo 3DS, but the result is a game with way too many flaws.

Despite a new free to play formula and some different mechanics from previous games, Gangstar New Orleans doesn’t do enough to take the series to the next level.

Warm Gun is funny and frantic, and also it has a great graphic thanks to Unreal Engine by Epic; however, the imprecisions of system control make the game experience sometimes difficult.

Sadly, The Fight is all-air, focusing first on aesthetics, then content. Calibrating the Move before every match is just a pain, while combats doesn't give any satisfaction to the player: the character is too slow and his punches are so inaccurate. The game doesn't adapt itself to the player's ability, but it's just the opposite, with the player that must submit to pitiless rules and a bad implemented controller.

Driver Renegade 3D sports quick, immediate and amusing gameplay, but no content beside a brief Story Mode and a monotonous Career Mode. With no multiplayer to be seen, this is a missed opportunity and a game not to buy, at full price at least.

Pacific Rim suffers from bad touch controls and limited gameplay. Definitely a poor tie-in.