Medal of Honor is a great title, a realistic and epic take on the war in Aghanistan, but is too short, just 5 hours for an incredible experience, that will push you in a breathtaking journey in most dangerous valleys of A-Stan. It also has an interesting hardcore single player mode, and a well made multiplayer, but it's not as good as the ones in Bad Company and Modern Warfare.

Polished aesthetics, good writing and a beautiful, decadent world presented with a mix of light humor and pessimism, raise Primordia from the multitude of adventures out there.

If you love the stealth genre, you will love Styx: Shards of Darkness.

Section 8 is a fairly traditional FPS, featuring a couple of interesting points (the launch phase and device management). The story mode is too short, only eight missions, while the online multiplayer mode seems to be fun, with forty players and eighteen maps. Definitely not the best FPS around.

We finally got to thoroughly test the particular Square Enix experiment in collaboration with Team Ninja. Despite some good ideas, Stranger of Paradise is a mediocre action game, not really inspired and with not in depth mechanics.

Champions Online has a fast paced and fun gameplay but lacks in contents, showing the need of a more complex end-game.

The Role Playing structure works just fine in this new Divinity adventure that represent one of the best the genre has offered this year.

Death Worm tries to be more various than Super Mega Worm with a lot of irons in the fire, more than 30 different enemies and an interesting upgrading system. The game has some issues with the camera, but the forthcoming update should fix it and adds a new Survival mode. Yes, the visuals are impressive and there's a lot of stuff to play with, but the 8-bit style and the humour of Super Mega Worm make it more fun and enjoyable. Hopefully, the rivalry between them will force the developers to improve and enlarge the games with the next updates.

Stoked is a true and pure Snowboard simulation. The ones looking for fast rides and spectacular tricks should think if they can face such a hard approach to the genre.

Papo & Yo is a unique experience. A way of telling a deep and touching story of violence, a drunk father as a Monster and a fantasy world to escape from the horrible reality.

A very neat execution of a classic formula; an adventure full of charming and beautifully drawn characters. Furthermore, under the childish aesthetics, the game explores mature themes.

Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition is a good way to enjoy the last episode of the classic DMC series.

Mandatory Happiness is a visual novel faithful to the original Psycho-Pass anime, a real spin-off episode that every gamer could enjoy. The game also represents an interesting anticipation of what the anime has to offer to those who haven't seen the first season yet.

There’s no real challenge, and Assemble with Care can barely be considered a videogame: however, fixing things with Maria is a satisfactory and soothing experience.

Before We Leave is a small and interesting 4X, with a too rigid game system.

The Witcher: Monster Slayer is a good take of the overcrowded AR gaming scene.

The concept is simple and so it is its execution, but Pupperazzi manages to entertain and keep you interested for a little while, and that's simply all we can ask from this game.

Street Fighter: Duel comes with very colorful graphics and lots of content, but it's just a clicker with vaguely strategic RPG elements in which you interact very little and only follow the progression, using the resources obtained from time to time to level-up your characters, unlock new ones and advance among the various modes available, which are different and allow you to get around the inevitable paywalls without having to endure tickets, waits and consumables.

Gylt is an entry level horror video game. From puzzles, to combat, to stealth phases, everything is deliberately simple and easy to understand. Never too scary, nor in any way gory it is a game suitable for newcomers to the genre. For this reason, as well, do not expect particularly brilliant and original ideas and features.

Sticky Business is a simulator of the life graphic designer want us to believe the have, and it's pure bliss.

The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo is a visually distinctive product with a great character, but this quality is not always accompanied by an equal brilliance in the realization of puzzles and situations shown on screen. In our opinion, Mr. Coo risks, sometimes, to be a mere style exercise, even if the adventure manages to amuse for its short duration and leaves us undoubtedly impressed by the peculiarity of some situations. These are lights and shadows of a distinctly authorial product, which is certainly worth trying while waiting for a - hopefully - more robust and structured sequel.

Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is a well-oiled horror mechanism. It's a great sequel that will be loved by the old and new players.

Shadowgun sets new graphical standards, but it's also a derivative action game which takes inspiration from Gears of War without having a crumble of its charm.

Black the Fall is a good Limbo-like game, but with less personality than his muse.

Apex Construct could have been a very good VR game. Unfortunately some technical and design issues make it not so memorable.

Sufficient presentation, good story and some weird twist make Yurukill an experience worth its time for graphic novel fans. For all the others, its structure and boring shoot-em-up sections are not worth your time.

Unity offers plenty of enjoyment and variety. It never gets boring and you can spend many hours inside the beautiful reproduction of Paris of the first French Revolution. It fails to deliver something new in terms of gameplay, though, and less-than-decent AI screws up many of the missions the game offers.

A problematic AI is a huge flaw but fortunately Warhammer 40.000: Regicide is much more than this.