Resident Evil 3's first minutes are absolutely stunning, then the game becomes way too normal, unable to push the boundaries of the classic survival horror genre or simply follow the solid steps of the previous remake.

Sniper Elite 4 represents another step forward for the series, but a step we imagined could be more decisive. The game still delivers a solid, enjoyable shooting gameplay, but not so far from what we experienced in the previous episode.

Deponia on Nintendo Switch is the same good adventure that we already know on PC and consoles.

The gameplay is frantic, funny and extremely deep. It’s a shame that you have to grind useless abilities for many hours to unlock all the hunters and the monsters. Other than that, not all the game modes work perfectly.

Tennis in the Face isn't another Angry Byrds' clone. The same concept but with a lot of original innovations, like the ball's physic and the explosives bonus. But, first of all, it's funny!

Inazuma Eleven Go: Chrono Stones is absolutely over the top even for the series crazy standards, but the formula is wearing out its welcome.

The first next gen chapter brings all that was good in the previous chapter and optimizes dynamics and loading times.

Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel gives fans of the series a good amount of content to dig their teeth into: however, the new features just don’t work and the overall quality of the adventure isn’t even close to the one we enjoyed in Borderlands 2.

Virtua Tennis 4 is a pefect game for Vita, with great visuals and full of contents in the Career Mode. Sim nuts must be aware that VT4 a completely arcade game, easy and fun to play, but not as complex as the other tennis titles avalaible.

A far from perfect porting for an iconic and still enjoyable jRPG.

It was certainly no easy task to get the player's empathy to penetrate beneath the steely layer of the space diver's suit. It's difficult to feel sympathy even for the unfortunate Travelers who preceded us, and at times the dialogue exchanges between characters seemed less interesting than the written notes we found while exploring. Those, indeed, are full of humanity. And yet, despite all their limitations, we must give Bloober Team credit for having once again succeeded. Maybe even to have started a new franchise that, in a few years, could be among the great titles of science fiction horror.

Sons of Abraham delivers some good additional content to Crusader Kings II, although it doesn't bring the same amount of original things like the previous The Old Gods. However, grand strategy fans will surely like it.

If you are in search of an hardcore online shooter, Day of Infamy is the game for you.

Akka Arrh is the reinterpretation made under acid of an arcade game that never made it to the arcade, yet another psychedelic journey of the Yak that its fans will only appreciate.

The experience offered by South of Midnight is as evocative as it is imperfect: the Xbox exclusive developed by Compulsion Games delivers a brilliant mix of storytelling, style, and music, but pairs it with gameplay that has clear limitations - somewhat derivative and never truly flawless in the implementation of its rather overused mechanics.

Without bringing any true innovation to the RPG genre, after the Gothic's bug-experience Piranha Bytes gains its revenge with Risen, a game that every RPG lover will enjoy in every of its parts. Solidly based on the best elements of western RPGs, this game presents only some difficulties on the combat system that could discourage somebody, while for everyone else it's definitely a must-have.

Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged brings back the immediate and fun formula that worked so well in the first episode, adding some new features and increasing the contents and the variety of races.

Intentionally outdated and anachronistic, Rain-Slick 3 may appeal nostalgic jrpg players and fans of the original Penny Arcade strips.

Valiant Hearts: The Great War is an impressive and highly educational graphic adventure, now also available on Nintendo Switch.

Blot is a simple clone of Jetpack Joyride, but the latter is definitely more fun and engaging, thanks to the object-based gameplay.

Even if The Gunstringer is quite short and maybe too easy, it's actually a great example of how you can create a (sort of) hardcore game for Kinect, with intuitive and enjoyable controls and a great Spaghetti Western atmosphere.

A great RPG revisited, with a challenging expansion and lots of enhancements to main campaign. Capcom dit a great job on refinement, but some technical issues remains.

Expanding the original Pen and Paper formula, this new game from Behold offers more space but almost the same structure, with its strengths (humour, characters management) and flaws (repetitive quests).

Star Wars Outlaws is an excellent Star Wars game. A good adventure, with a good story and good characters, all perfectly placed within a framework that is absolutely faithful and respectful of this intellectual property. It clearly does not have the depth of a Fallen Order in terms of combat nor the facets of the best RPGs set in this fictional universe, but when it comes to gameplay and contents it is certainly rich and interesting, very solid though far from original.

As a rhythm game, Pulse leaves much to be desired: however, as a sensorial experience, this app is really one of a kind.

PES 2012 delivers a better gameplay than its prequel: it's more funny and succeed to satisfy the player. It's sad that the AI ruins all of this and there aren't any big major steps in the gameplay modes.

Beyond the unavoidable considerations about the suitability of a city-building simulation game as SimCity Deluxe to a portable device, it must be said that the EA title becomes a real blast after a few minutes in which you have to understand what to do and how to do it.

Fast & Furious: Legacy offers more than the average mobile drag racer, thanks to some interesting game modes.