Solid, engaging and technically delicious, Far Cry Primal is a spin off that amuses the player even without firearms and vehicles, although the playful infrastructure is too conservative. On PC the only major differences are the sixty frames per second and a sharper image.

A myriad of bugs is not capable of breaking the spell of Magicka's incredibly magical system.

The Turing Test sports interesting mechanics, a nice story and some good ideas but it's unable to reach the top. Many puzzles are nothing more than fillers whose only purpose is to stretch out the experience.

A brilliant rehash of a truly classic, stunning visuals, inspired gameplay, and grat fun. Shooter fans can't miss this.

Thanks to its near-perfect control system, the sharp humour and the complete sense of power, Super Mega Worm can amuse more than any game in the Rampage series. The player jumps and dives into the ground, makes some spins and bounces again while biting a chopper. Hopefully, the next updates will bring unlockable achievements, fresh gameplay modes and new levels.

More a data disk than a true sequel, Just Dance 3 is still one of the best party games "for everyone" that money can buy. On Kinect, the game can easily coexist with Dance Central, due to the fact that the approach is really different and more approachable.

It's been a long time but finally Capsized gets its place in the home consoles digital delivery platforms. Some little issues whit the new pad controls doesn't change the good old school feelings about the gameplay.

We rule is the first attempt to bring the social game in Farmville-style on the iPhone. Free but not fully successful, it remains an interesting experiment.

Insurmountable is an intriguing product on paper, based on a particular idea but with a slow and not very interactive game structure.

Phoenix Point is ambiguous: on the one hand, it will appeal to all turn-based strategy enthusiasts who are looking for an old-school experience, on the other it will surely find the resistance of those who are used to something else.

Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory is a decent rhythm game with a huge compilation of tracks to play, however the repetitive stages, the lackluster content and the poor RPG features are disappointing.

If you like the idea to be a criminal inside a Commandos style gameplay, Crookz is the game made for you.

Super Stardust Ultra is still solid and fun, but it's also basically an old game, with some very strong competitors out there.

If you are looking for an easy party game to play with all the family, you will probably enjoy Moving Out.

The Mageseeker is an action RPG that tells a compelling story without requiring any knowledge of the lore of League of Legends and has a solid and enjoyable combat system.

​Nantucket is the biggest surprise of 2018 so far.​

Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly is not afraid of what it has always been. Despite its new and pleasant visual makeover, its heart draws heavily from old-school survival horror, where even the clumsiness of the controls and the feeling of never being fully in control played a fundamental role in unsettling the player. This remake, directed by the series’ original creator, deliberately aims to put you in a difficult position, casting you in the role – far from agile – of a young girl facing hell armed only with a flashlight and a camera. Everything contributes to this sense of discomfort: from the uneven difficulty balance to the rusty combat mechanics, issues that eventually start to weigh on the overall experience. In this sense, too, it remains pure, and as such it deserves respect. Just be aware that it may not be a game for everyone. It speaks to a very specific niche that will love it, just as it has loved every one of its reincarnations.

SteamWorld Build is a good game overall, But its hybrid nature sometimes holds it back a bit.

If you've never played Saints Row: The Third then this is the case. The absences and most of the shortcomings of the original title remain and today they can't be justified.

An enjoyable twin-stick isometric shooter with great visuals. Too easy and linear, surely recommended for unskilled players.

Despite the control system and the lack of an online coop, Ghostbusters - The Videogame, on the PC, is a good tie-in.

When the original game is so good, can a Director’s Cut spoil the experience? We still don’t know, because Broken Sword is a very solid Director’s Cut of an awesome Graphic Adventure. Developers could have gone the extra mile to smooth some rough edges off, but even so the mission is completely accomplished.

The debut of TrackMania on the Nintendo Wii is not bad as someone would expect, indeed. The game comes with poor but fast graphics, hundreds of tracks, a good number of game modes (including a nice online multiplayer for up to six players), a powerful track editor and the chance to share tracks and ghosts with the community. Give it a try.

With two different campaigns, two modes (standard and survival), a lot of stages and a great gameplay, Crap of Defense is an awesome action game for your iPhone or iPod Touch. The graphic style is also tremendously "trash" and funny. Don't miss it.

Carmageddon delivers a charming, though very frustrating, experience. The game is packed with lots of cars and tracks, and it's very fun to play, but you have to deal with some awkward controls.

Turbo Racing League is a very nice tie-in, packed with lots of races, events and leagues to compete in.

The Guided Fate Paradox might be a bit frustrating and unfair, but it's still a very well designed tactical jRPG which will delight especially the most hardcore fans of the genre.

Sora is another great shooter made by Orange Juice, held back by some technical deficiencies.