Dreamkiller amuses for the time that lasts, about 8 hours. It is sold at budget price.

Low difficulty setting, way too simple objectives and a shallow plot: H.A.W.X. 2 looks like aimed at a younger user base, which is quite in contrast with the basic concept of a Tom Clancy's game. It's not a bad rail-shooter overall but most of the features developed by Ubisoft do not save this game from mediocrity.

The Harry Potter videogames saga comes to an end with a fun third person shooter in which you'll use your magic wand in a lot of different ways. The game is sincerely enjoyable, but it's also way too short and simple.

Too bugs, unpolished features and design mistakes keep Stronghold 3 far from the heights of the series.

A really boring game with few valuable features. Some ideas are pretty good, even if not really original, but Extintion can't stand on your console for more than one hour before deplenishing all its fun. A foolish marketing choice to price it at 60 euros, even on PC.

The only big problem of this porting is its technical aspect. Everything is worse than the PC version and the lack of stability in the frame rate has several bad effects on the camera. However the contents are all there.

An easy action game with simple stealth elements. The ironic violence and the black humor give a good feeling and satisfaction but becomes quickly repetitive.

Terminator: Resistance is a title that hardly reaches the sufficient rating, in all its aspects; but Terminator fans could still have fun for a few hours.

The once great name doesn't save Might & Magic Heroes: Era of Chaos from its flaws: though it has some smart strategic elements, this is a quite convoluted mobile strategy game about menus at best, or a simple cash grab at worst.

Tactical Intervention is an honest online shooter, but doesn't have any excellence point to make it indispensable to play.

A game for children that could even entertain adults.

Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff is a funny casual game, at least for a few minutes. Then it becomes an uninspiring, dull, linear, annoying freemium experience.

The console version of 7 Days to Die has many issues, poor graphics and a bad user interface. Crafting and building defense are not supported by a purpose, and this makes difficult to be patient and take full advantage of all available resources.

Sonic Free Riders is probably the most complex Kinect title to date. Its lack of polish doesn't help it in shining on the shelves, but it's still the most hardcore experience you may have with Microsoft new peripheral.

A powerful background and some good ideas are not enough to save Paranoia: Happyness is Mandatory from being a missed opportunity.

Despite a few interesting game mechanics and Mike Carey's writing, X-Men Destiny is a pale adventure with no challenge whatsoever and really outdated visuals. Fans of the franchise would rather play as one of their beloved heroes or villains instead of a generic super kid, that's for sure.

Cities XXL is Cities XL Platinum with some UI improvements. Cities XL Platinum was Cities XL with some UI improvements. Don't waste your money.

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.

Gross MMA arcade fighting game, with official license, only eight fighters, clunky animations and a bad combat system.

An action RPG based on a classic brand. But this production for digital delivery is not worth it, because of the too many bugs and graphics issues that hamper the experience.

The first Harvest Moon developed by Natsume is a failure. You can see there are some good new ideas, and the controls are surely fine and streamlined, but everything here is underdeveloped, both the new ideas and the old staples.

Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters is a very mediocre game. Everything from graphics to gameplay is poorly implemented.

Dead Rising Mobile comes as a boring and repetitive third person action game, with clunky controls and mediocre graphics. It has definitely nothing to do with the original game.

XEL is a passion project from the Tiny Road team, to be sure. It reprises the basic features of Zelda-like games, but it struggles to give character to the game, which feels clunky and often too slow. Then add up the graphical and performance problems, and what remains is a title that we struggle to recommend even to fans of the genre.

GTI Club: Supermini Fiesta! comes with a series of technical flaws that affect even its gameplay. The game delivers a good online multiplayer mode and lots of crazy challenges, but almost no real race. That's ridiculous.

Even the biggest fans of the original Carrier Command will find this remake very bad done, due to terrible AI, overly complex interface and mediocre graphics.

Primal Carnage: Extinction can be funny sometimes, but there are some flaws that make this game enjoyable only by die-hard dino fans.

Bus Simulator 16 is a disaster. Not only the optimisation is very poor, but the core gameplay is flawed and thus we do not recommend to play this game.

Tom Clancy's Elite Squad is a game with great potential on paper, which unfortunately has been literally wasted due to the formula chosen by the developers: a very simple gacha with mainly automatic gameplay.

Unless you decide to play it as one of the worst FPS ever conceived, there is nothing in Lost Reavers which is really "broken", nothing unplayable, no bugs that affect the experience.

Space Cats Tactics is clearly a project of a passionate person, but one who was unable to provide a sufficient product. The Kickstarter page shows how there were many other ideas that would perhaps have made the game a little deeper and more interesting, but the funds did not come through. The end result is a dull strategy game at the best of times and at the mercy of the randomness of enemy AI at the worst of times. Add in a few technical problems, an ignorable storyline, and an amateurish graphical presentation at various junctures, and we have on our hands a game that we just cannot recommend even to the biggest fan of the genre.

Poor graphics, bad animations and a lack of polish make Samurai Shodown Sen a bad surprise for all of the brand's fans.

One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP is a boring game and even worse it's just half of the original release. Nice albeit old visuals and funny characters can't save an excruciating farming feast, unless you are a true fan of the franchise.

​Nothing new to see here. RAID it's just an uninspired game, with awful graphics and repetitive missions. Even in coop it is unable to provide enough fun. Avoid it.

AereA is the same old action RPG, only with musical instruments. The gameplay is far from being original, the visuals are ok, and the idea is nice, but it's not enough to keep you entertained.

Watching the dinosaurs right in front of your own eyes has a charm, but if you want to play ARK Park you'll also encounter some design issues and lack of content.

It's winter time and it means cold-based sports game, better enjoyed with move sensors like Kinect, Move or Wiimote! Long time veterans like 49Games could be ready for their bigger and better game, if so many flaws weren't in.

The problem with Ghost Recon on Wii lies in its concept: too simple to be part of the original series and too serious and pseudo-realistic to be a real, enjoyable on-rail shooter. An experimental mixture that just doesn't work.

It's clear that fans of Jigsaw, those who know everything about the Saw movie franchise and appreciated the first tie-in, will also enjoy this sequel. The fact is the game could have been way better than this. The puzzles are very repetitive, and the lack of a real combat system further devalues the title, which would have benefited of more action.

A boring strategy game that engulfs the player in repeating the same game-mechanics on every map.

The sequel of a bad game is a bad game.

Spartacus Legends is a free-2-play that deserves attention for a number of interesting features, such as the management phase and a certain tension attributed to the fact that you may lose your gladiator.

In Tennis World Tour it seems you're watching a tennis match, more than playing it. Making good shots is far too easy, and the players' movements are too automated.

Like The Conduit, Tournament of Legends feels like a wasted opportunity: the graphics are pretty good and the controls are ok, but the game itself is a mediocre no-brainer beat'em up, which also lacks an adequate amount of content.

The PC version of Deus Ex: The Fall is a short, cumbersome, frustrating affair, also very simple in terms of graphics.

With an unreliable partner, inconsistent enemy artificial intelligence and poor game mechanics, missions are a chore more than a pleasure. The concept is solid but it rarely hits the mark.

Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days is a top down shooter where you can rewind time to use various Mr. Brown, Mr. Pink and the rest of the gang to do various bloody heists. The idea is nice but the game quickly become boring and repetitive.

Agarest: Generations of War isn't a bad game, it just lacks the courage to be clear in what it wants to be.

Too unpolished to be really enjoyable.

Too many enemies, too few ideas. Bad checkpoints and boredome waste an otherwise good potential.

007 Legends delivers some decent FPS action, giving you the chance to complete each mission using either stealth or "casual" approach. However, the single player campaign is too short and the weapons upgrade system is anything but awesome.

The concept behind Narcos: Rise of The Cartels is interesting, but the game seems to have been done with superficiality and little care. The unpleasant impression is that it is a title made only to take advantage of the license of the Netflix TV series.

Hyperdimension Neptunia is a game dedicated to an audience of fans of Anime and RPGs. It is a classic dungeon crawling JRPG with a intresting battle system, a pretty and fun shallow story, and also a poor graphic. If you are a fan of this genre, or just want something different and want to play a fun humorous game, this game is definitely recommended.

​A good action game with a bit of tactical elements: if you love the shooter genre you'll surely enjoy playing Bravo Team.​

Despite a nice story and art, the game is dull, unispired, old. Rodea is a game of 10 years ago distributed today, even on Wii U, a more-than-capable HD console, with poor controls and problematic gameplay.

Warriors: Legends of Troy is a wasted opportunity, since the Greek setting should have had a great appeal to western users. Play like Achilles, Hector or Ulysses is pretty entertaining, but the game is technically poor and even too boring, the Arena battles are repetitive, while there are no incentive to play for a long time.

Far from being a masterpiece, The Scourge Project: Episodes 1 and 2 for a budget price offers a single player campaign that lasts about five hours, an interesting co-op mode for four players and a series of classic multiplayer competitive modes.

NightCry controls are a mess, its graphics are outdated and the tension is broken by the monster spawn points. Remember the good old Clock Towers and forget this game.

Sword of the Stars II is a complete mess but inside the mess there is one hell of a space 4x odissey. Hopefully the guys at Kherberos will complete the game with patches and upgrades and, maybe, with a couple of scenarios.

Chronovolt is buggy, slow-paced and jerky in terms of frame rate. There are many action puzzles better than this on mobile devices.

MotoGP 08 delivers a sub-par experience in every single aspect: graphics are shallow, controls are dull and unresponsive, and the gameplay is kinda boring. Still, it's one of the few "serious" racing games on Wii, but that's hardly gonna be a selling point.

Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark isn't nearly as good as the previous two episodes.

Jujutsu Kaisen: Curse Clash is a mediocre game that in no way does justice to Gege Akutami's original work.

Cortex Command is brilliant, but unfortunately still incomplete. The strong community is trying to fix the many problems the games has, but as of now it still not enough. For almost twenty euros we can recommend the game only to the most patient gamers.

Enemy Front is a bad game in every way. Poor visuals, broken a.i. and a lot of bugs and glitches ruin the gameplay.

MotoGP 2010 offers a good number of motorcycles and tracks thanks to the official MotoGP license, but in terms of gameplay it's a very cumbersome experience.

Star Trek does a good job in terms of script and atmosphere, and it's decent on long-distance gunplay. But the overall experience is poor and unpolished.

Return to Castlerama is an interesting journey inside an attractive and mysterious land, but the gameplay elements lack consistence and coherence with the game world.

Devil’s Third is just terrible in every aspect, an ugly and broken action game that ends up being one of the worst Wii U exclusive ever released.

We can see an interesting story inside Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery and a good amount of fanservice for the series' lovers, but its freemium model destroys almost everything.

LEGO Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles is completely free, but the reason is simple: you wouldn't want to pay for such a limited, simple RTS experience like this.

Full of potential, Phantasmal is a messy game that needs some serious fixing.

The gameplay is not working as it should, technically. It's disappointing and the cooperative alone can not support the entire game. Ghostbusters SOS does not celebrate the franchise like it deserves.

It was supposed to be the Gears of War of PS3 at least before turning into a multiplatform game, a project that would have brought to the Sony console a worthy competitor to the Xbox 360 exclusive, but at the end Quantum Theory really doesn't share much with the Epic masterpiece. The game is just frustrating to play.

Empire of Sin is too ambitious and ultimately falls on its own big ideas.

Hatred is a trite twin stick shooter. Fortunately it ends in a few hours.

New Gundam Breaker builds on some awesome ideas one of the worst action games we ever played. Controls feel unresponsive and clunky, therefore playing any combat mission is a chore and the predictable and poorly written story doesn't help at all.

Although better than the orribile Resurrection, Painkiller: Redemption is a cheap-but-cobbled-together new chapter in a series that has nothing left to say.

Star Wars brand's strength is really timeless, but it's not enough to save a game which is really too easy and too rough around the edges to be considered really worth of a videogamer's time and money.

Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 does nothing to hide its fanservice nature; besides that the product is still fun to play and able to exercise a certain fascination. But little or nothing has changed since the old episodes, with a clearly reduced budget that has even led to cuts.

Of Bird and Cage has only one problem: it is terribly done. Leave the poor Gitta alone with her misery.

While Gardening Mama tries to improve the classic minigame formula by building a sort of structure with some "managerial" features, the result is a shallow, uninventive and interesting... classic minigame formula kind of title.

On the one hand, Asphalt 3D delivers a rich single player career, a large number of online multiplayer modes and some decent 3D effects; on the other hand, the graphics are poor and suffer from frequent frame drops, while the physics are ugly. Not the racing game we were expecting from Gameloft, definitely.

RollerCoaster Tycoon World is a mess. Buy and play Planet Coaster instead. 

The first hours you'll spend with naughty bear will fly by, the only problem is that after those there won't be much else left. Good ideas ruined by a less than average execution.

Quotation forthcoming.

Starting from some good ideas, Enki fails to deliver the advertised repeatable experience. There's also some creepy atmosphere around, but it goes away too soon.

One Piece: Romance Dawn is a mediocre take on the JRPG genre which fails to appeal both fans and newcomers. It's a shame that battle system is quite interesting and some neat ideas are drowned within an ocean of disappointment.

Despite the fact it has nothing to do with the original game, Dungeon Keeper still delivers a fun, enjoyable casual experience.

Once again, Imageepoch had several fresh ideas but it didn't put those ideas into effect. Time and Eternity could have been an innovative and visually stunning jRPG, instead it's just an inconsistent, shallow and unpolished one.

The Elder Scrolls: Blades is a simple dungeon crawler, with a nice progression system but repetitive gameplay during expeditions, that represent the core of the experience. The game's got lots of microtransactions since it's a free-to-play title, but the graphics are pretty outdated and there are no motion controls on Nintendo Switch.

Boring hack 'n slash with clunky combat system, frustrating camera and choppy framerate. Art style is very good and someone will like the massive gore.

Pokémon Rumble Rush is intriguing at first but soon becomes plagued with some extremely repetitive grinding, inaccurate touch controls, time consuming features and annoying bugs.

Like the original version, MX vs ATV Supercross Encore is really boring and the lack of innovation makes it quite pointless.

Iron Man 2 is a decent action game, with nice controls and hundred of enemies to eliminate. Graphically, the armor of Iron Man is well done and the frame rate is fluid and stable, but the stages are poor and lack in detail. Fans of the superhero will probably appreciate.

It probably will not surprise you, but Iron Man 2 is a mediocre game. We appreciated the presence of various elements of interest in the first episode, elements that unfortunately have not been developed (or included at all) in this sequel. Better luck next time?

Wayward Manor is a puzzle game flawed beyond remedy. It feels like playing an alpha version of a game still in development. The witty writing by Neil Gaiman is the only pleasant aspect of the game. You're better off reading one of his novels than wasting any time on this game.

The remake of XIII also lands on PlayStation 5, and it does so in a version that is finally more than satisfactory.