Despite a few gameplay quirks which don't always feel fun, Final Fantasy Type-0 HD is a true Final Fantasy at its heart with an engaging plot and a decent amount of depth. If you manage to outlook its old-gen nature, you will find a good action RPG which makes up for the latest false steps in the franchise.

As a compilation itself, Marvel Vs Capcom: Origins makes no sense since it is not showing any true origin to the beloved franchise. Both game have not aged very well, still showing the same balance issues from the past. It's a well done package, but designed only for nostalgic gamers and curious people.

Legend of Mana did not age up very well but it is still one of the bravest and creative games in Square Enix history.

Delightfully British in its humour and style, When Vikings Attack is one of the best surprises recently appeared on PSN, offering a cheerful and frantic multiplayer experience based on simple but clever game mechanics.

CastleStorm VR doesn't add any new content to the CastleStorm: Definitive Edition already seen on PlayStation 4, so if you already own this game you won't probably feel the need to buy it. If you don't have this game in your library and are looking for some fun, then the VR version is probably the best one to buy.

Yomawari: Lost in the Dark is the new (very conservative) chapter of the small but artistically delightful horror series.

The Wonderful 101 remains one of the most brilliant and original action games ever made: an amazing brawler with elaborate mechanics, a colorful cast, and amazing boss fights and gameplay variations.

Our advice is to try it, to set the difficulty level on the highest setting, and ask yourself if the commitment needed to enjoy it and the depth on offer are what you really look for in a driving game; if the answer is yes, then you should really give Race Pro a chance.

Blue Byte tried to renew the Anno series, but the game lacks on content.

Splinter Cell Conviction might have been the best action experience on iPhone and iPod Touch, but unfortunately it's just a good game. It tries to reply all the ideas of the PC and console version, but it does it badly. The game saves itself thanks to its stunning graphics, wide-ranging environments and many levels, as well as its very rewarding stealth moments.

Just Dance 2014 keeps intact the core experience of the franchise, with another game that fits perfectly in every home party.

Loadout is one of the titles that can overcome the widespread skepticism towards the Free to play games: funny, hilarious and with a deep customization system of equipment, it can be enjoyed without spending money.

For many players The Last Federation is a bit too complex, but this is its best feature for whom love the strategy games.

Just Dance 2022 is here: are you ready to dance again with friends?

Karma: The Dark World has all the merits and defects of a first work. It wants to say a lot, sometimes too much, in a story that tells of family, love, guilt, control, but sometimes it gets lost in the countless parentheses it opens. On the other hand, it often manages to amaze with a freshness and a production worthy of a video game much bigger than it is. Perhaps the best quality it carries on its shoulders is that of knowing how to talk about freedom despite being born in a political context that makes it almost a subversive work.

If you're fan of the anime, Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team has got everything: special techniques, powerful shots and so on. What a pity the experiences become very repetitive very quickly.

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Tales of Zestiria is an interesting experiment but something does not work well how it should. Although they have made some really good step forward in terms of direction, narratives and quirks, a few technical issues and gameplay decisions leave a lot to desire for. That said, it's a gorgeous game to look at and listen to.

Naruto Clash of Ninja Revolution 2 features an original storyline that was never shown in the anime, new playable characters, a long storyline with mission mode and multiplayer up to 4 friends. Definitely one of the best fighting games on Nintendo Wii.

Super cool characters, vibrant setting and originale take on classic puzzles. Unfortunately you could beat it in a couple of hours and we still don't know when the second episode would be released.

Given its particular nature, Shattered Horizon inevitably generates mixed feelings. On the one hand, we can consider the strategic elements inherent in the particular physical scenario, on the other the lack of nice locations to support them. Maybe it's worth a try.

The Blackout Club is an impressive design experiment, but with a very low budget production.

While lacking some secondary elements, Aarklash: Legacy is a solid tactical experience that the fans of its genre will surely enjoy.

Despite its minor flaws, Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller delivers strong emotions and makes you feel like a real FBI agent.

Team Sonic Racing is a decent kart racing game, however plagued by too much similarities with Mario Kart.

For a level 61 player, this is another unessential expansion that doesn't add anything besides some dull new missions on a not exciting environment. Only the much waited level 69 patch will give to this DLC some more sense, but it still will be a disappointing DLC for a fantastic game.

The Wardrobe is old fashioned point and click game full of references, dark humor and bright dialogues. It may frustrate, it's a little buggy and the ending feels a little rushed, but it's absolutely worth a play.

Mass Effect: Andromeda is an enormous game that will keep the player engaged for tons of hours of gameplay. The combat system is probably the best thing about the entire project: it's fast and rewarding. Sadly it has a bunch of flaws starting from the animation department to the big landscapes full of secondary, boring quests. And above all it lacks the epic tone of the previous installments.