Car Mechanic Simulator on Nintendo Switch cannot be compared to its PC version. It is just a porting from the mobile version, which can be freely downloaded on both Android and iOS.

Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D looks like a rushed product which does not even tale advantage of features such as the touch screen. The idea of a war between dinosaurs is neat but the developer had to work harder on the overall gameplay.

The Expendables 2 Videogame is not a complete failure, but you'll definitely find plenty of better twin analog shooters out there.

Sometimes devs must think more about players than themselves if they want to make a good game.

DARK is a stealth game with some nice ideas and an interesting story, but it suffers from poor IA and repetitive gameplay.

It's very easy to find better porn on internet.

This is not the street football you are looking for.

Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat stands as a viable transposition of the Capcom series to iOS and Android, in the form of a visually nice but not gorgeous action RPG that focuses precisely on combat and leaves very little room for any other mechanics, from exploration to puzzles.

ALTAIR BREAKER is a real disaster. From the level design and graphics to the difficulty level and online multiplayer, there is virtually nothing about this game that borders on sufficiency.

Babylon's Fall immediately went from a highly anticipated exclusive to a memorable disappointment: a shame, because it had good ideas.

A missed opportunity, an original title that suffers from numerous flaws that make the gaming experience flawed.

4PM can't be considered a game, rather it is an experiment. Poorly executed, unfortunately. Bad visuals, awkward narrative, chunky controls make for an unacceptable 4 € price tag. Thumbs down.

This unimaginative remake seriously lacks content, and its shallow gameplay certainly won't satisfy either fans of the original game nor younger players.

If it weren't for the combat system and all the other systems connected to it, Testament could have been interesting. It's a pity that fighting is the core of the experience (it will occupy more than 80% of the gameplay time), so you'll understand that we're not talking about a secondary issue that can be overlooked. However, resources don't seem to be lacking, in the sense that if it were modulated differently, it could have been an excellent independent title. It just needed to aim lower, avoiding getting entangled in trying to imitate models that are simply too advanced for it.

The Chaos Engine comes as a mere re-release of the original shooter from 1993, without any remastering nor extra options.

Shellshock 2 is a short game with nothing that's worth a try. It lacks a plot, action and tactics and all it's asking to you is to accept the imprecision of the control system.

Escape Dead Island is a very poor quality game, with so many flaws and bad design choices.

Inner Chains is a title that you would expect to find in Early Access, given the many issues that affect it.

Left Alive is a disaster by all points of view. Worst AI in over a decade and a boring gameplay with awful stealth phases and inconsistent shooting system.

The Quiet Man is a disaster. Period.

Gameplay mechanics are probably boring on the long run, but fans of the TV show will surely like the way developers handled this license with a new side story and character.

Another "gears of war" shooter into the market with just too many problems to be worth your time and money.

The lack of polish and the lag in between movements recognitions and videogame's inputs don't help in realizing MotionSports true potential. it's a pity since it's could have been one of the best Kinect launch titles.

Deep Black: Reloaded is Halo mixed with Gears of War. There's nothing new, but it's a good hardcore shooter.

Montague's Mount is a bad graphic adventure plagued by the backtracking and some of the worst bugs seen in recent years.

Archaic third person shooter based on MacFarlane characters. Aiming is weak, pale graphics and wounding vulgarity make for an average-at-best package. Result is for show hardcore fans only.

Thor: God of Thunder is a classic, poor tie-in. The game incorporates the gameplay mechanics of most famous products like that, but mixed together in a rough, boring and confusing way. If you are a hardcore fan of any product with the name "Thor", you can give it a chance. Otherwise you can avoid this game without problems.

MindsEye is a lesson for present and future game designers on everything not to do in a videogame: this game and it's making need to be studied tu understand how so many things can go wrong in one place.

Remothered: Broken Porcelain is simply broken. Do you a favor and don't waste your money on it.

A very bad fighting game that try to surf the wave of his popular license, without any kind of result.

For those who tend to respect the work of videogame developers, maybe finding the good where others have not bothered to look, dealing with a product like Dead or Alive Paradise is somewhat shocking. Apart from the overwhelming "fan service", apart from the almost-nude pretty girls which in theory should tickle the lowest instincts of us, there is very little to justify the purchase of this "game".

Painkiller: Recurring Evil is nothing but some sort of "horde mode", with five levels and thousands of AI-lacking monsters to kill using the same old weapons, with the same old graphics.

Want to see what's wrong with movie tie-ins? Play this game. It's a boring, badly written, repetitive and uninspired mess, sold at an high price. Forget about it, and forget about the fact that the name "Ghostbusters" is written on the cover.

Painkiller: Resurrection is a bugfest. It is technically outdated and the co-op mode is hidden between the menus. There is no way to make this multiplayer mode work well.

There is no point in beating around the bush, The Lord of the Rings: Gollum is a big disappointment. Despite starting from interesting narrative premises, Daedalic Entertainment's adventure appears extremely dated in every aspect and its best moments are the least original ones, proving how the whole system was realized under the sign of a sketchy, inconclusive and confusing game design, which moreover does not redeem itself even on the technical level and on PC in particular offers a really sad spectacle.

Umbrella Corps is a mediocre shooter, with several issues in terms of balance, gameplay and modes.

Project Root connect the spirit of the classic shooter with hints of open world . But the result is too uneven because of the many flaws in graphics and game design. It's hard to recommend buying this title, albeit at a fairly low price.

Hello Neighbor has a good idea made badly.

If you're a "Kinect skeptic", Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor will not change your mind. At all. Motion controls may work better or worse depending on the room, but they'll never be accurate enough to let you survive an ambush.

Maybe the worst tie-in of the last few years.

Wheelspin is a big disappointment. We were expecting much more from a game designer like Archer MacLean and a publisher like Bethesda, no doubt about it: though the 60 fps frame rate, the graphics are ugly, with awful colors, and the controls are all but responsive.

Agony represents everything that a horror videogame should never become.

The original Dementium II was a bold attempt to deliver an actual first person survival horror game to Nintendo DS. The experience is still enjoyable, what a pity this HD remaking is awful.

Underworld Ascendant is clearly an unfinished game, full of technical bugs and poor in content. This isnt’ the way backers and many fans of the series should have been treated.

The main problem of the game is an awful and unresponsive control system: if only developers spent a little time in creating an alternate option involving pushing buttons instead of waving arms, Ready 2 Rumble Revolution could've been saved. Instead, poor motion-sensor controls killed another potentially decent title.

Fire Emblem Shadows is not only a poor Fire Emblem game, but also a game that isn’t very fun. The strategic possibilities during matches are reduced to a minimum, and even the investigative component, meant to uncover the team’s traitor, fails to trigger engaging dynamics.

A good idea in terms of graphics and concept doesn't always determine a good game, and Lucha Fury stands as an example of this. Charming and interesting to see, this game is simply and sadly not entertaining to play.

Even without resorting the unforgiving comparison with NBA 2K14 that is enough to raise doubts on possible purchases, NBA Live 14 has many problems on its own, from the AI to the animations and so on. It could be the start of a new course for the EA Sports' basketball series, but it needs some serious overhaul.

Despite the interesting premise, X-Men Destiny turns out to be a huge disappointment. Especially the Wii version, which is really awful from a technical standpoint.

The Flock lacks tension and become boring after few hours of gameplay.

Dull, trivial and full of questionable design choices and technical problems. Its dark and nonsense humour may be very amusing, but otherwise escape Coffin Dodgers as it was Death itself.

Orion: Dino Beatdown is a disaster. Bugs, glitch and the lack of contents plague the entire production. It is more an alpha version than a finished game.

Damnation is a terrible action game: technical issues are atrocious, the main feature of the game is badly implemented, gunfights are frustrating and totally not enjoyable, the story loses its charm right after the intro movie and the multiplayer mode is bad designed and simply not played by anyone.

All things considered, it's better to pretend that this game doesn't exist and go back to considering Fade to Black the official sequel to the first Flashback.

It's better to avoid Merchants of Brooklyn. Its price is something out of mind when you'll start to see its gameplay, contents and the low level of technology of this game.

A mediocre, boring space shooter. Some ideas are interesting, but clunky controls and uninspired visuals makes this title a complete waste.

Simply put, Rambo: The Video Game may be the worst game of the year.

Financial issues killed an old-school promising shooter in its own cradle.

After the fairly good on-rail shooter released last year, the Transformers come back on Wii and this time around they can't actually transform. However, that's not the major problem. Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon - Stealth Force Edition is in fact a poorly executed action game with cumbersome controls, repetitive action and a very short single player campaign.

Outbreak: Endless Nightmares is the new chapter in the survival horror saga, but the flaws are so many.

Fast & Furious Crossroads is an arcade racing game characterized by a plot perfectly in line with the movies of the series and a nice cast of actors, but everything else is disappointing.

You can (barely) fathom some good ideas about offering the players more accessibility in a saga that surely needed some, but they soon get lost in the utter and complete mess of unfinished mechanics and bugs that, sadly, is X Rebirth.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified delivers an insultingly short single player campaign, with mediocre gun play and an array of problems in terms of online multiplayer.

Super Seducer 3: The Final Seduction is a joke no one finds funny anymore.

There's actually no one online to play Rekoil, and that's because the game was broken at the time of its release. Many problems were solved, but the experience is still dull and uninspiring.

Zombeer is an utter disaster, plain & simple. Don't buy it, even if you are the best zombie fan out there.

Simply put, Sonic Boom is one of the worst Sonic games in recent memory: the concept is bland, the design is awful and the execution is incredibly poor.

Awful graphics, cumbersome controls, frustrating combats, repetitive gameplay: The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct is definitely a bad game.

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 is a bad, bad game that fails to deliver in any meaningful way and is just insulting to the fans of the original ones.

Postal 4 doesn't disappoint expectations: those looking for gratuitous violence, vulgarity and bad taste satire will find bread for their teeth. Results that are obtained using the winning basis of the second episode, structured in five levels for as many days of the week: a little more originality would not have hurt. Unfortunately, the technical problems are too obvious to overshadow: poor optimization, graphics bordering on indecent and numerous bugs still make it look like an embryonic title, despite three years of development. Or maybe this was precisely the intention of the developers?

Dino Dini's Kick Off Revival is probably one of the worst PS4 games ever. The controls are awful, the bugs are everywhere and you can play only friendly matches and European Championship. Do not buy this game.

Ark: Survival Evolved is a valid title, ambitious and full of content: but the conversion for Nintendo Switch has too many optimization problems.

The single-player campaign flies away in a couple of hours, without surprises, with a tragicomic script. The "fatalities" and the third person elements seem interesting, but everything else is truly disappointing.

Duke Nukem: Critical Mass is one of the worst Nintendo DS games ever. Clear and simple.

Wild West Online is a complete mess. Don't buy it.

Troll and I is full of good ideas, but poorly executed.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is one of the worst games of the year.

Paul Cuisset's survival horror effort sadly is a complete mess. Gameplay is broken, so many bugs and the save system is unacceptable. Avoid this.

You really can't feel angry or offended playing All the Bravest, a giant insult to any fan of the Final Fantasy series.

We have absolutely no problem with the humor in Postal III. What we do have a problem with is the absolute lack of AI, very poor combat, repetitive action and endless loading times delivered by this game.

With its shallow gameplay mechanics and flawed controls, Fighter Within fails to demonstrate the potential of the new Kinect 2.0 and, ultimately, to provide an entertaining experience.

Flatout 3 is a total failure. There no career mode and the races are chaotic and unplayable. Don't play it.

Fast & Furious: Showdown is a nice example of how NOT to make a game.

One of the worst games of the last decade, with serious problems in every aspect.

The War Z is a total disaster. The worst zombie game ever made.

This game is totally broken, it's impossible to find something good. The new gameplay is bad and the game lacks of all the stuff that people like in the previous games. Sexy jokes aren't funny and the sex itself is not so cool and funny as it should be.

This is another try from HB Studios but, sadly, it’s another fault.

Alone in the Dark: Illumination brings some interesting ideas to the table, but they're terribly executed.

Ride to Hell: Retribution fails to deliver, to say the least. The game brings to the table a lot of good ideas, but the result is poor.

One of the worst Live Arcade titles ever released. An ugly remake that does not deserve anyone's money, cast it forever into oblivion.

Simply one of the worst games ever made, in all of his glory.

On Nintendo DS, FIFA 10 looks like a pretty fun soccer game, with a good number of modes and a decent online multiplayer support. There's only a big problem: the game is almost the same of last year.

Monster 4x4 Stunt Racer is a mediocre but modestly fun racing game that could have been more polished, especially in the visual and A.I. department.

UNO is a fun and fast game even in this Wii-Ware version, supported by a good online mode and wii-speak. Some live chat issues and lack of options make this version not perfect, but is still a game for everyone that can entertain for a long time everybody in the family.

Even if it's a two-year-old game, Dream of the Turtle is one of the best - or the best - graphic adventure available for Nintendo Wii. A must buy for the fans of the genre, an useless entry for the Runaway fans (who, obviously, had already played the game in 2007).

Good modes, fast gameplay and a nice style for a traditional arcade driving game that will please nostalgics.

Saira will challenge both your hands and brain, offering beautiful scenarios and an intelligent level design. It's not for everyone but is still a great piece of indie.

The game is not lacking of faults (collisions and surrounding elements are the graphics' weak spots), but the technical features are valid and online updates are frequent and massive.