The train of consequences brings the characters to their extreme destinations. Tough choices encourage a second playthrough, but for a proper ending it's required to play another season, and spend more money.

Dynasty Warriors: Godseekers is a simple but solid tactical RPG, delivering a not very long campaign with several side missions and some of the most popular characters in the Dynasty Warriors series.

Not exactly the kind of game we were expecting from this team. While relaxing and inspired at times, too many aspects of The Gunk are quite mediocre, or too simplistic to really allow the game to shine.

Starpoint Gemini 2 is a good wine which gives the most after decanting.

Falcon Age is a good accomplishment for Outerloop Games: it’s a nice adventure that uses VR in a clever way, but some shortcomings prevent it from being a must-buy.

Xtreme Wheels deals with the "acrobatic" action genre even in a mature and serious fashion, thanks to a physics-based gameplay rather than on the execution of air tricks. Too bad the controls are not that accurate.

If the intention was to create a good arcade racer, MotoGP 09/10 seems to be an almost successful attempt. The game offers plenty of modes, but loses all the realism of the previous episode.

Rage is astonishing from a technical perspective but it has several problems with the gameplay starting from a lack of contents and the total absence of Game Center's support. However the game can be really enjoyable for short game sessions.

Despite some cheap animations and a lack of original ideas, The Whispered World is good adventure with a melancholic atmosphere, brilliant dialogue and beautiful hand drawn stages.

Quotation forthcoming.

Stela is a competent but somewhat insipid clone of Limbo and Inside: it has its moments, but is also dragged down by slippery controls and questionable design choices.

Pathologic 2 is a visionary and narratively powerful video game, but at the same time is edgy and full of systems that do everything to frustrate the player.

With six playable main characters with upgradeable weapons, armor and accessories, more than 20 challenging dungeons and a fascinating story that lasts over 40 hours, Rainbow Moon is the perfect game for all grind-based RPG fan.

Futuridium EP is an amazing trip between 80's fascination and modern taste, shaped like an old school shooter with 3D graphics. It's a demanding challenge that could not please everyone, but surely a game that is worth trying, at least for a ride.

Until Dawn for PS5 is still the excellent original game, but the remake operation is not worth the price. The frame rate is to be improved, the graphical jump is good but not huge, and the new camera takes away from the original directorial feel of the video game and turns it into just another action video game.

Finally WWE 2K15 makes its debut on PC with a rich, visually-stunning episode but the same old issues.

Romancing SaGa 2 is a welcome return, proof that the RPGs of the past still have something to offer. But despite fascinating mechanics, its porting nature from the mobile version penalizes the entire production.

Tropico 6 builds on the strong foundations of the series by Limbic and Kalypso, expanding and enriching its classic structure and contents, but with limited variations and a disappointing presentation on Nintendo Switch.

More an update to the original experience than a sequel, Cities XL 2011 It's too easy and linear compared to other, older representatives of the same genre. Our advice is to keep playing Sim City 4.

Lake has a message and it knows how to communicate it. The real problem is Lake has a videogame: it would have benefited from a major complexity.

Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered comes back to console offering a fun adventure based on explosions, but he has aged badly.

Project X Zone is somewhat too long and enemies are more cannon food than real threats, however the sheer amount of fanservice and the immensely fun combat system make up for its flaws.

The Sims 4 moves away from its predecessors, but the result is cool and fun.

This could've been a great improvement over the original formula, instead it's just a more of the same with the same problems of the first episode.

With improvements on both technical and gameplay aspects, The Last Remnant Remastered shines a new light on Square-Enix underappreciated jewel.

WET isn't a bad action game after all. Ruby's acrobatics quite meet the frantic gameplay while the smart design of some locations allows players to give vent to their killing fancy. But WET is actually just a boring sequence of repetitive environments and situations. The game itself lasts just a few hours, no online mode is available and the content to unlock is plain and useless. We would like to talk about neat ideas but truth is that Ruby got WET just because she failed a jump and fell in the water.

A decent Descent-like shooter that unfortunately lacks of variety and fresh ideas.

Digimon Survive brings back the digital monsters, in a curious hybrid between visual novel and turn-based combat system.