Quotation forthcoming.

Lego Worlds is a funny tool to build whatever you like with unlimited virtual bricks.

Song of Iron is a linear adventure, with a combat system that is functional but not very technical and never deeply satisfying.

Phantom Brigade is a game based on an exceptional idea that works great for a few hours, but is broken by a poorly executed progression system that exposes all its limitations.

Zeit 2 is a truly hardcore gamer shooter, which may get really frustrating on your nerves. If you are looking for an extreme experience this may be what you are looking for, otherwise you may want to steer away from it.

An 8 bit version of Grand Theft Auto packed with hilarious situations and tons of references from the golden age of videogames that soon has to deal with its own limits.

Sand Land is just a good game, as some would say: an enjoyable but in many ways dated experience, that brings Akira Toriyama's style to the screen with stunning cel shading that, however, is not supported by animations up to the mark, while the desert maps that characterize the main setting prove to be very uninteresting to explore. The vehicles work well in the game, however, as does the combat, and in the end ILCA takes home a decent result that Sand Land fans will appreciate.

Asura's Wrath is a funny and spectacular game, a different take on the action genre and a title with a very interesting way to tell an interactive story. It's a shame that it's so short and lacks real replayability and challange, we finshed the game without losing any life at medium difficuly level.

Just Dance 2014 works fine with Kinect 2.0, but this is not the game where you really need great precision in the motion tracking. With the chance to play with 6 people together, Just Dance 2014 is still one of the best and more approachable casual party game around.

The fall of the Dungeon Guardians is a nice indie retrogaming experience. The spirit of the old dungeon crawler genre is perfectly reproduced, but also the lack of visuals and some clunky mechanics.

Song of the Deep is a good metroidvania with an excellent artistic sector and a nice plot, but the simplified combat system and some decontextualized puzzles affect the value.

Toukiden: The Age of Demons is actually a pretty good "hunting game" but it lacks the exceptional design choices which made our preys in the Monster Hunter series truly great. It's an OK substitute however, once you get over a few nuisances and gameplay issues.

The PlayStation 4 version of The Escapists offers the same game that we already enjoyed on PC, with some little differences.

Though it lacks the variety of D-Day, Frontline Commando 2 is a solid, fun shooter, with a good single player campaign and a nice upgrade system.

It is certainly different from the original series, but Command & Conquer: Rivals, taken as a title on its own, is anyway a good mobile strategic.

LEGO Marvel's Avengers is a step forward gameplay wise but it's also a lazy rehash of well known features, characters and dynamics.

Beyond Gravity is a cute little game which can be pretty fun, but it's not very original and it has a short lasting appeal.

Quotation forthcoming.

The Lost Crown: A Ghost-Hunting Adventure is a classic adventure game with a gripping storyline, plenty of puzzles and a number of interesting ideas, which always revolve around the devices that you can use to detect the presence of ghosts. Unfortunately, the game is marred by a series of problems far from negligible.

Phantasy Star Zero will not disappoint those Phantasy Star Online fans who aren't still tired of its immutable concept, but how many of them are out there? Moreover, this is probably the worst among all episodes, mainly due to a chaotic combat system and poor AI. Still, it's not so bad and will guarantee your daily dose of grinding and looting.

With its simple gameplay and addictive, progression-based structure, Boom! Tanks can be a perfect game for very short but frequent sessions on mobile devices. After an initial push, powered also by the deep customization options, however, the lack of variety becomes undeniable.

Ultra Street Fighter IV is a nice addiction to the PlayStation 4 game library, but in terms of new contents there's not so much to be happy about.

Might and Magic X: Legacy is a huge comeback for the series and a great way to celebrate the brand.

Fairy Tails is a disappointing jRPG which looks and plays worse than it should. Hard to recommend to fans and newcomers alike.

The Elder Scrolls Online needs a lot of work to become a competitive entry in the MMO market because right now it really does not know what to be. Is it a co-operative TES? Is it a single player game? Is it a MMO? Every time we found something good in it we had something else spoiling all the fun, such as lack of features, polishing or common sense.

Demolition Dash is really a nice game: fun, beautiful and full of things to do. Its great looks are really well matched with its brilliant gameplay.

Quotation forthcoming.

Guitar Hero Greatest Hits is trying to combine World Tour's features to appeal to casual gamers, with a tracklist mostly suited to hardcore gamers, built around a number of hardrock songs, most singers will find difficult to perform. Given the fact that you can't download additional songs, this could have been a perfect DLC. As it is, it may not be enough to be preferred to World Tour's Package.