Bubble Witch Saga 2 is a very good clone of the classic Puzzle Bobble, with plenty of levels and a good variety of game modes.

Wuthering Waves is an action RPG with gacha elements packed with a solid and fun combat system, full of interlocking mechanisms that work beautifully both using touch controls and, of course, a Bluetooth controller.

Scribblenauts Unlimited comes with a rich dictionary, lots of levels and some interesting features, but the overall experience suffers from the same old problems.

Great voxel graphics and soundtrack make Nivalis a city worth being visited by all cyberpunk lovers. Unfortunately, gameplay and story are not on the same level.

Guncraft is a showcase of the future of first person shooters. Unfortunately all the freedom is heavily inhibited by uninspired choices and unoriginal visuals.

This second episode doesn't improve too much the gameplay of its prequel but it adds new contents and new humor to the series. The only big problem for us is the lack of an italian translation.

Floodland is a survival city-builder that doesn't amaze for its main themes, the commercial façade, but for its inner and partially veiled characteristics. Technically it isn't quite the satisfying game (the situation may get better on day one, but only time will tell), but artistically and soundwise, it has some really powerful blows to throw at its audience.

Battle Princess Madelyn is a little gem, a game that fits in the tradition of platformer, made with great attention to detail by a team of just two people.

Disney Illusion Island is a competent metroidvania with tons of collectibles for family and kids to look for.

​Star Allies is a fun callback to Kirby's earliest adventures, however it feels too much formulaic: level design fails to impress and the new gimmick becomes trivial too soon. It is also extremely easy to the point of being even boring.

Martha is Dead is not a surprise, but a confirmation of what LKA had already shown it can do in The Town of Light.

There are some reductions but the core game from Farming Simulator 17 on the home console is still there, plus the portability.

Sherlock Holmes vs Jack The Ripper is a good adventure with some nice investigative sections set in a suggestive London. Despite some technical problems, It still worth the price.

LEGO Harry Potter Collection is a trustful albeit lazy port of two fun but ultimately obsolete games which fans of the British wizard will probably still love.

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 improves over the formula, but just a little bit from its predecessor. It's a good game for Marvel fans and players willing to play it with friends online or side by side on a sofa. As a single player experience, its gameplay may be a bit too samey in the long run.

Eufloria is a really weird RTS which will appeal especially newcomers to the genre. It's easy to play but becomes very challenging later on and its hypnotical visuals are refreshing and fun. However, the lack of depth and erratic difficulty can be frustrating as much as the terrible control system.

New World Order prepares the ground for the last two episodes of Batman: The Telltale Series, by telling us a different story of the Dark Knight where the Wayne family is not as we always thought.

Quotation forthcoming.

If you loved Oxenfree, you can't not play this Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, especially because it carries on (and ends?) a story that still has several things to say and several mysteries to reveal.

Project X Zone 2 is a better game than its prequel with tons of customization options, cool mechanics and fan-service jokes thrown together in a fun and colorful mess which unfortunately gets quite repetitive soon.

Futuridium EP Deluxe delivers an original, compelling, challenging and fast-paced indie shooter.

Hack 'n' Slash teaches everybody with the marvelous art of coding, with funny mechanics and a cute setting. We only wish that Double Fine had some more time to polish it a bit more.

Tri Force Heroes shines in local multiplayer, but the main storyline is no way as interesting as it should be. Extra missions are a great add; fun and nice with friends but not so much interesting alone.

Stories: The Path of Destinies has unique storytelling and good progression, even tough the combat system could have been deeper.

In Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl we have two distinct souls: the strict remake and the new features. It's still a pleasure to explore Sinnoh, but a more ILCA should have done more to blend all the new stuff and the core game.

In its Nintendo DS version, Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions confirms the good idea of taking three different Spider-Man, each with unique powers, and put them into the same game. Packed with nice graphics and sounds, Griptonite Games' last effort comes as a very good action game for all the Spidey fans out there.

Funny and colorful, De Blob Revolution lacks of deep after few hours of play and has no multiplayer mode to extend the longevity. Still worth a try tough.

Arcana Heart 3 is not a game for everyone but it's certainly astonishing for every 2D fighting game fan out there. As always, super-sexy heroines are an appreciated touch, but the best addition to the series is the new Force Gauge system, providing deeper battles with AI players and your friends.