There's plenty of charm in Ravenlok, but its substance as an action adventure is quite thin. If you live it like an interactive fable, however, it can be really satisfying.

Nikopol has a great storyline, full of twists and turns and very faithful to the style and the art of Enki Bilal. Unfortunately as the biggest part of all the graphic adventures there's no replay value, and this problem is particularly important because the game is a little bit short.

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Mercenaries Saga Chronicles doesn't shine in any of its aspect, but the volume of its content and the almost total absence of contenders make it a good choice for strategy lovers.

Serial Cleaners is built upon the good foundations set by its predecessor, carried on by new characters that expand its interesting narrative concept. However, its stealth mechanics are a bit flawed and the innovative thrust of the first chapter got a little lost in this sequel.

This game is an interesting experiment: it tries to transform the old builder sim in something fast and easy to play. The problem is the game is now too easy and it has several flaws in terms of user interface.

Full of quotes, colorful, funny and well made, Beware Planet Earth! is a viable alternative of Plants vs Zombies, from which it takes inspiration in various aspects of gameplay.

Metrocide is a pleasure even after one hundred games. With such a pure and solid game design, we know that in a year we'll still be playing it.

Shuffle Cats is a simple and fun "Rummy with cats", with a nice real time online multiplayer but also a despicable freemium model.

Even if the shooter genre can now count on several games on Playstation VR, Killing Floor: Incursion is a valid alternative.

Call of Cthulhu is back on Nintendo Switch, with a very good porting: get ready for an adventure inspired by the tales of Lovecraft.

SBK 22 delivers a solid, realistic driving experience that requires a lot of patience and practice to be enjoyed.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Dark Legend is still pretty fun but maybe too simple compared to the other Overlord games: the game is a good start for this franchise on Wii, with all the advantage and limitation that remote control can brings.

Lume delivers a unique experience, with great visuals and atmosphere, but very poor in content.

Gundam Versus is OKish: it's actually pretty fun when played with or against friends, but the manipulative roster, the lackluster single player content and the connection issues will end up annoying even the most hardcore fans of the franchise.

Bubble Bobble 4 Friends is the perfect tribute to the Taito franchise, a title that all fans should have on Nintendo Switch.

Goat Simulator is indeed a good laugh, but it's also a game that you will be probably tired of after just a couple of hours.

Artistically inspired and masterfully written, White Night is a classic survival horror that any fan should play, despite some flaws in the control and saving systems.

Samurai, time travel, demons: the niche anime now has its first, good 3D video game.

Mass Effect Infiltrator is definetly an improvement over the horrible Galaxy, but still a disappointing attempt to deliver the Mass Effect universe on the App Store. Bland story and characters and boring gameplay mechanics are the major flaws that can't be overlooked.

Despite an aged graphic and a lack of personality, Ranger push Elven Legacy mechanics foreword with a better balanced difficulty level and a lot of different heroes to play with.

Trigonon: Episode One revamps a gameplay very familiar to iPhone users, thanks to fresh mechanics, an unusual setting and an awesome presentation. The later levels of the game can offer some mindbreaking puzzles and occasionally it can be a little frustrating. Actually, there is a lot of replayability as you go back and try to end puzzles as fast as possible.

Dungeon Hunter 5 delivers a better experience than the previous episode, with a decent balancing, a solid upgrade system and lots of challenging missions.

Galaga Wars is a welcome return of the classic franchise in a new form with a good control scheme, but its lack of depth and frequent relying on micro-transaction can be disappointing.

Content and gameplay wise, Star Wars Battlefront II feels like a stellar sequel, with a great multiplayer experience and a thrilling starfighter mode. Too bad for a disappointing single player campaign and the messy progression system.

Koihime Enbu is a simple beat'em up for the fans of the visual novel.