Empires & Allies delivers a pretty solid strategic gameplay, even though everything else is average.

Please, Don't Touch Anything delivers an unique experience, but in the end it's all about trial & error with a premium price.

Aggressors: Ancient Rome irequires a little time to get on, but that is able to provide great satisfaction.

Dead Take is a decent puzzle game, an enjoyable horror title, and an excellent narrative adventure that intrigues us with its characters, all perfectly portrayed in high-quality FMV sequences, and captivates us with a parable about the world of cinema and the pain felt by those who create art, which we all feed on, crying out for more and more, regardless of the cost to those behind the cameras. It's a shame that the puzzles don't hit the mark and that the horror sometimes takes the wrong direction, but considering that it only costs €14 and a few hours of our time, we suggest that anyone who is intrigued give it a try.

Fun, charming, brilliant in narrative and dialogues, Paper Mario Color Splash succeeds in telling a nice story with memorable characters, despite a combat system being only good and nothing more.

Overall, we decided to give Simon The Sorcerer Origins a high score because we genuinely enjoyed it — but rarely has it felt more important to properly contextualize what that number actually represents. We wanted to reward it as a clear signal to fans of LucasArts-style adventures and similar titles that this game was made specifically for them. It stays true to that vision to the point of making design choices that might not sit well with players who aren’t very familiar with the point-and-click genre. But Smallthing Studios clearly defined its audience, leaving no room for misunderstanding, and stripped away all the elements alien to the genre that other studios have added over the years in an attempt to attract people who barely know what an adventure game even is. It’s a radical choice, of course, and some may even see it as a flaw — fair enough. So make your own judgment, but hopefully our reasoning here is clear enough.

Rune Factory 3 Special is an extremely conservative remaster, with some new features that will surely be appreciated by fans.

Replaced is a title that will inevitably divide opinion. On one hand, it boasts a staggering technical and artistic achievement that pushes pixel art into a new era through original, unprecedented, and extraordinary directorial choices. At the same time, one cannot overlook gameplay that feels unrefined at times, often reduced to the bare essentials in terms of interaction complexity, and further slowed down by clunky controls and combat that lacks the necessary depth. While we wouldn't blame those who choose to weigh these shortcomings heavily, we feel a duty to reward a production whose craftsmanship and aesthetic vision permeate every single frame. It is a visual journey that deserves to be experienced and one that raises the bar for indie quality, provided you are willing to accept its rough edges.

Forgotton Anne is a wonderful adventure in a dystopian world, enriched by a beautiful anime style.

Active Soccer 2 can be considered one of the best soccer title that make use of the touch screen, reminding the old great days of Kick off and Sensible Soccer.

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture it's an interactive tale that brings to the table a powerful story.

This new LEGO-adventure by Traveller's Tales is unquestionably the best one in the franchise, especially due to visuals and gameplay mechanics.

Artifact is a marvelous Trading Card Game with deep mechanics and beautiful art style. You might be upset for the businness model, but the gameplay it's an absolute gem.

Highborn is an amazing turn-based strategy game, rich in humour and with a remarkable tactic depth. Players will be strongly challenged starting from the second mission already, and even the most ridiculous error can nullify the entire strategy. Actually, the game suffers from some major issues, as the Facebook-based multiplayer mode or the lack of an Undo button.

The Necromancer is well designed, somewhat faithful to the original and fun to play. Unfortunately it's also a single character sold for a huge price.

Tin Hearts is a puzzle game with fun brain teasers and cute tin soldiers that come to life in the attic of an expert toymaker. However, what emerges in the foreground is a sad story full of love, able to make up for the repetitiveness of the puzzles.

A nice roguelike game with some interesting twists. We'd love to have a deeper management feature and some more end game content.

Demigod is surely fresh and innovative, but it's not a perfect game. All it's good ideas are tied up in a lot of minor flaws that keep the game out of the excellence. We are talking about a tiny single player mode, a various gameplay not always well devised and matchmaking a little bit broken.

Turn your Sim into a medium and calm down the ghosts of a haunted house.

Total War: Medieval 2 is undoubtedly a classic and is still able to offer an interesting experience, full of depth and facets. However the game is unplayable on smartphones due to the too small screen and turns out to be pleasant on tablets only, especially if you play it with a mouse and a keyboard.

The main problems of Midnight Fight Express are essentially two, namely that the goodness of the game system ends up being penalized by some design choices, which ruin some moments of the experience, and that the combat system in some situations does not seem to withstand the title ambitions.

Tales of Hearts R is a surprisingly good portable JRPG which delivers an interesting plot, an excellent combat system and sharp, colorful visuals. It's shorter than your usual Tales and the starting storyline and combat system are kind of a mess, but it gets deeper and unique as time goes by.

Ruzzle Adventure delivers a brand new word game experience, packed with plenty of levels and different modes.

This 4th episode of Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse is the easiest and the plot flows without any upheaval, but a superb finale and the exhilarating couple of Sam & Max are capable to increase the expectation for the next chapter.

Blazing Star is an excellent side-scrolling shooter, undoubtedly one of the best for Neo Geo, but in this mobile version it suffers from some unresponsive, slow touch controls and the lack of an auto-fire option.

Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical is an interesting but imperfect experiment. What is more, the Nintendo Switch version is, at the time of writing, plagued by technical problems and bugs that can even prevent the conclusion of the game. The exceptional cast of voice actors, writers and musicians can not revive a product that is poorly amalgamated in its various components, and that is not always able to find original ideas in trite premises. There remains an excellent visual characterization of the characters, combined with some insights that would have shone strongly in a stronger and cohesive context. Try it again, Grace!

If you love the USA and you have appreciated Euro Truck Simulator 2, you can not miss American Truck Simulator, although it is still poor in content.

Even on the Wii, Ghostbusters is a solid action game: in particular, the developers did a good job creating visuals and controls specifically suited for Nintendo's hardware. Aside from a disappointing multiplayer mode, this is a game every Ghostbusters fan will enjoy.