A good graphic overhaul, but not much more unfortunately.

Papa Pear Saga is a fun, solid puzzle game, with plenty of levels and power-ups to unlock, even if you have to pay for them.

Where The Heart Leads is a valid narrative based video game, but it never manages to stand out.

Deadlight is a good game, a bit too short and with good mechanics which should have been put to a more intense use by Tequila Works' level designers. If you can stand the taste of a somehow rushed storyline, you are up for an intense and entartaining experience.

Ugly as sin, but funny, especially when played with other humans. Earth Defence Force: Insect Armageddon is and old school shooter in third person, with a ton of weapons and a well devised upgrade system.

Pro Cycling Manager 2012 is a solid game, based on the experience that the Cyanide team has gained during the last years. Those who already played a Pro Cycling Manager game will not see anything really new into this edition, but this does not mean that it is not a good cycling simulator. It's also the only one, we know, but you will definitely enjoy playing it.

Rollers of the Realm manages to say something new in the pinball genre.

Little Inferno is a unique game which warms the player's heart with the flame of art.

Based on dialogues and branching storyline, Dry Drowning offers a very limited but consistent gaming experience.

After three years and a half, Dead Nation is still a solid twin analog shooter, but the PlayStation Vita version suffers from inaccurate controls and frame rate drops.

Despite a few small steps forward, the fact that Sniper: Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 indulges in the same mistakes has led us to penalize it.

"Best Innovation" for the 2008 Swedish Game Awards, BlueBerry Garden is a sort of beautiful, strange and melancholic daydream. A brilliant and challenging gameplay is just a part of incredible audio visual experience, set in a flooded garden where the player has to reach the moon.

MechWarrior Online does a pretty good job in balancing out the gameplay and gives you lots of BattleMechs, weapons and items to buy, but it's got only two game modes and it's definitely not that fun.

Super Bomberman R 2 is the natural evolution of the franchise, and introduces many new features.

Journey to Foundation respects the narrative and aesthetic canons of Isaac Asimov's literary work from which it is inspired. Visually it is evocative and the plot keeps you engaged until the conclusion of the adventure. Unfortunately, not everything about the gameplay works. Moreover, even the control system is not without flaws.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventures HD is a solid porting of an excellent beat'em-up which lacks noteworthy game modes in spite of a very high price. Fans of the manga or 2D beat'em-ups should definitely give it a look.

Tokyo RPG Factory got creative vision and talent but not the know-how to make something more than mediocre games afflicted by glaring technical issues.

Experience 112 has one on the most fresh, innovative and intriguing gameplay so far, but it's all doomed by numerous bugs and a cheesy storyline. It's a shame that this sort of experimental game has been shipped with a lot of issues.

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger is the perfect definition of "more of the same". Just one really new feature but the classic combat system. To purchase only if you loved the first episode.

The third episode of Mount & Blade has a setting and characters well defined, but lacks something that can truly renew the gaming experience.

Puddle is a hard puzzle-game that presents immediate and simple gameplay and an intense level design in a minimal visual dimension.

Outlast 2 is a good horror experience, but feels frustrating and too linear in some gameplay moments.

A good joke. Repeat it many times and it become boring very soon.

The Witcher Adventure Game is a straight virtual version of the board game that lacks in players interaction.

Quotation forthcoming.

Full Void is a game that offers the same kind of experience as Limbo and Inside, Playdead's two masterpieces. The gameplay is equally divided between platforming stages and puzzles. Unfortunately, the game lacks originality and underlying quality. Full Void is fun, but in the three hours it takes you to complete it never surprises.

Goat Simulator 3 does everything it is supposed to do, much better than the original. The missions give a nice progression to the adventure, and the cooperative multiplayer increases the fun you can get out of the game.

MXGP 2019 offers the same gaming experience of the past, with only a few new features like the track editor and the Waypoint mode.