Kirby's Adventure Wii is already way too easy when played alone and challenge becomes virtually non-existant when someone else joins Kirby in his quest. Probably designed as a family game for kids, this new platform fails to deliver anything special or worth of notice other than enjoyable but overall lacking visuals.

Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World is the porting that 3DS owners were waiting for: it has all the features of Wii U version and new funny additions.

A simple and elegant game; a fascinating experience.

The Void is pretty unique: the gameplay is hard to describe with a mix of complex mechanics, the first person view and an innovative storytelling. It's not for everyone but still worth a try!

This DLC is a must buy for those who loved RDR. IT has guns, horses and poker in it... what could you want more?

While the iPad version of Master of Alchemy came as an awesome "physical" puzzle game, on iPhone and iPod Touch it has to deal with some practical limitations (screen size) that make the gameplay less immediate but certainly not less fascinating.

Ski Safari successfully applies some changes to the endless runners genre, delivering a fun and immediate gameplay that will keep you entertained for hours.

With 65 tracks, a powerful editor, a promising online multiplayer and an affordable price, TrackMania 2: Stadium puts on the table several good reasons to buy.

Despite a few bugs and sound glitches, Mega Man Legacy Collection is an outstanding compilation of some of the best platform games in history.

Uncharted: Fortune Hunter is a convincing adaptation of the series to the mobile devices, with puzzle mechanics that feel just right on the touch screen.

​It's just a collection of mini-games, but Grumpy Cat's Worst Game Ever has a soul between the split/second samples of gameplay, and it's quite exhilarating.​

Outlast: Bundle of Terror it's the opportunity to try one of the most scary titles of the last years, with good performance on Nintendo Switch.

Brew Town is a pretty solid simulation based on an interesting idea, but it can struggle to remain interesting after a few hours.

FORM delivers a charming puzzle experience, with great atmosphere and sound, but it's way too short.

Aeon Drive is a speed test, not a canonical 2D platform.

Still Wakes the Deep is a conundrum: a narrative adventure with a penchant for passive survival horror, but one that proves incapable of expressing the values one would expect from The Chinese Room a full eleven years after Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. It feels like a Scottish-style reworking of Dead Space, and the gameplay is merely a set of gimmicks put there to tell the story, but with little desire and even less courage.

Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2 is a fun game, but not enough to overlook both its game design flaws and the fact that it has no real reason to exist. Its poorly written dialogue, non-existent story, and characters with endlessly repeated lines often put a spoke in the wheels of the otherwise fun gameplay based on bugs, robots, and other giant enemies to kill. The experience, however, is in no way different from that of the previous chapter and seems designed only for die-hard fans of Earth Defense Force since it adds very little beyond a few new enemies and the characters from the sixth chapter. Those who do not know or appreciate the series, then, are surrounded by video games that offer the same type of entertainment at a low level of difficulty but with much greater longevity and depth. Only the most devoted fans of the series will know how to have fun in the company of this game because it is designed almost exclusively for them.

The Smurfs return with a highly polished and fun 3D platformer, suitable for adults and children.

With CloverPit, Panik Arcade has followed the contemporary trend of offering titles with a simple concept at a very affordable price (it costs €9.99, without discounts) — much like Vampire Survivors or the often-mentioned Balatro. It’s a striking game in its own way, precisely because of its limitations, and an excellent one to showcase on Twitch or YouTube — which, these days, is always a plus for ensuring strong sales.Its blend of mechanics based on both luck and skill, along with the satisfying sense of progress from match to match, does the rest — making it the kind of addictive pastime you’re always happy to come back to for one more game.

The King of Fighters XIII comes back as the leader of technical fighting games. A lot of single player modes, characters and the good online experience but first of all a solid and difficult gameplay make this last release a must buy for all the fans.

Sanctum 2 is great if played with someone else, but if you are in search of a single player game, don't consider it.

Mechanically Virtua Fighter 5 is still one of the greats, and being able to play it again is definitely a pleasure for any fighting game aficionado. Unfortunately, a weak netcode in a primarily online based fighting game is a terrible sin.

Soldner-X 2: Final Prototype is a rather classic shooter, which bases its appeal on those elements that fans of the genre know better: upgradeable weapons, huge bosses, nice levels and a large number of enemies who do nothing but shoot at us. Though its solid gameplay, however, Final Prototype lacks of original ideas and it's way too short.

Also for this year Wizards has done its homeworks releasing a new Duels of the Planeswalkers for all the beginners of Magic. And with the Sealed Play probably also the advanced players of the card game could have several hours of fun and enjoyment.

Dead Nation is a top view shooter with solid gameplay and very nice graphics. The weapons upgrade system works very well and adds thickness to the whole experience, while the enemies are numerous and quite varied. What a pity the online multiplayer mode suffers from an extremely slow matchmaking and the lack of a voice chat.

DodoGo! is a very big surprise for DsiWare. A game where an egg it's the most important thing in the world, a puzzle where a Dodo it's your best friend. 800 Dsi point are well spent for one of the best game of the DSiWare.

Sonic Jump does a good job in terms of gameplay and structure, with two different game modes and nice tilt / touch controls.

Riders Republic is as crazy as much as it is fun and enjoyable: a game you cannot break away from.