Life is Strange 2: Episode 3 - Wastelands is the third installment of the second series of Dontnod Entertainment, full of characters, meditation and narrative points.

Despite a good premise, The Blocks Cometh doesn't engage its audience. To be clear, it's not a bad game, and the graphics are pretty nice, likewise the good chiptune music. But unfortunately the contents are poor and the lack of variety is clear. Besides few unlockable characters and some achievements, the player doesn't have many reasons to keep the game on his iPhone for long.

Maskmaker is a perfect introductory title to virtual reality, able to literate the newbie gamer and entertain the more veteran one in a relaxed manner.

Infinite Space delivers an extremely rich plot and numbers that stand out, but while playing we often had the impression that all interactive phases are a mere side dish to a sort of (slightly) interactive cartoon. In short, this is an adventure that RPG fans will love, but in terms of fun it doesn't offer anything special.

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Marvelous under all its aspect, Battle Chasers: Nightwar is a pure JRPG gem. Beautiful to see and awesome to play this game deserve a place in your library!.

This time there is only a main character: Gromit and this third episode is surely the best of the series. Finally we can see a new area and finally the puzzles are tough and funny. Now the only thing we can do is to suggest the entire package and get ready for the grand finale.

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth is a nice RPG based on the popular anime/manga Japanese franchise. The gameplay is solid and enjoyable even if is quite traditional, there are lots of mission and 250 Digimon, but still feels like a Vita game running on the PS4.

Noby Noby Boy is more a toy than a videogame, a surreal experience unlike anything else you've ever played before. It's a "love or hate" kind of game, but it will keep you hooked if you get in sync with it.

AXL: Full Boost offers a fast-paced, surprisingly addictive "hardcore" racing experience, packed with a good number of tracks and vehicles to unlock. The game suffers from some questionable choices in terms of controls, but you can deal with it.

GRID Legends brings more content into its own funny arcade racing mix, but story mode is too linear to be entertaining, even if it's technically valid.

Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands is a welcome comeback to faster and tighter gameplay mechanics in the series. It's just too short and too easy to be a AAA title.

The beginning is so sweet, with gags to be discovered all over around us. And they almost always deliver. But then, after an hour or so, minigames take over and fun fades away. Still: how many other games make us laugh out loud like this?

The new Gran Turismo lacks a bunch of expected features but you can feel the passion for the cars as soon as you start playing it.

The Passing adds good quality, three maps campaign and a couple of new competitive modes that worth the price on the 360 console and are a gift on the PC. Good work Vale, good work.

Atelier Sophie: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book is a valid entry in the long-running series. It sports some novelties, some of them are good (for example the day/night cycle), others not so much, like a sort of step behind in the battle system, but in the end it will please fans of the saga and could be a good start for newcomers, although it can be a little too sparse and inconsistent at times.

Inazuma Eleven Go does not really add anything new to the franchise, but it's visually impressive and finally does justice to the original anime. Gameplay is also crispier and faster. Fans will definitely love it.

Baby Steps is a deliberately provocative video game. Its goal is not to challenge you to master the physics that governs Nate's movements, but to speak to your gut, triggering reactions of frustration, anger, and visceral emotion. After all, that's its nature: it's a rage game. It will surely be the subject of thousands of angry reactions from those who play it with an audience behind the screen, and its most extreme moments will rack up millions of views. This is the fate it has chosen. But, outside the context of online entertainment, is it fun to play? Baby Steps is, at times, one of the most irritating gaming experiences we’ve ever had: its cringe humor is annoying, and the most extreme obstacles often give the impression that success is just a matter of luck. If you're masochistic enough, it can provoke a strange and irresistible pleasure. For everyone else, the answer to the question posed in the title is no: there’s little beyond the meme.

Grow Home's got a huge potential, but at the same time it's limited and lacks polish.

The House of the Dead: Overkill - Extended Cut is one of the best on-rail shooters in the last generation, and surely one of the few games that give sense to PlayStation Move.

LEGO Bricktales is the way LEGO video games should be conceptualized. A meditative, yet intoxicating building experience that truly relies itself on the physical reliability of our creations. It is the kind of adventure that brings generations together, having fun and sharing experiences through their favourite passions.

Max Payne Mobile is a perfect port... gone wrong. The game is the same as the original PC version, but the touch controls and the low difficulty make it less enjoyable than what it should have been.

Dirt Showdown is no doubt a very entertaining game. The handling is very easy, but the destruction derby mood of the game could be a little bit frustrating.

Fable III is a good game but the original contents of the PC version do not convince and, at the same price, there are other more interesting titles.

Blobster manages to carve out its own space in the platform genre on the App Store, thanks to an enjoyable gameplay and a good number of well-designed levels.

Anna Extended Edition has brand new accessible puzzles, a larger area to explore and stronger narrative material. Its so much richer compared to the standard edition that even those who have already finished the original game will find many good reasons for a second play through.

Not only a clever, difficult but never frustrating puzzle game. Color Zen is also a very interesting experience in which minimalistic abstract art and electronic music play a great role in absorbing and relaxing the player. At a very cheap price, it is almost an eShop must.

SBK14 Official Mobile Game is a solid, competent racer, that comes with some very nice graphics and a comprehensive career mode.