TMNT is a game that is not your usual tie-in, instead it delivers a gameplay full of depth and quality.

Dungeon Hunter: Alliance is good, old-fashioned dungeon-crawling, with simple, solid gameplay and an excellent longevity. It is not perfect, but we are sure this game will make all the fans of the genre happy.

If you are willing to play How to Survive 2, just make sure that you'll do it with your friends.

An amusing TPS with realistic aiming engine and solid graphics. Killcam is cool, artificial intelligence is not.

We Happy Few is a fascinating adventure, with an engaging narrative and a long campaign in which you're going to control three different characters, each with his own story and peculiarities. The game suffers from repetitive action and some glitches.

The Spectrum Retreat delivers a solid first person puzzle experience, but in terms of story and atmosphere the game fails to deliver.

Rise of the Triad is back as a faithful tribute and this means that it's funny like the original but it's also old like the original.

Loosely based on products such as Sid Meier Railroad Tycoon and Transport Tycoon, Train Fever is a deep and complex business game, able to give fun to fans of public transport and its history. A too-heavy graphics engine, the lack of tutorial, unusable menu and the pure sandbox nature ruin part of the value of the work.

A decent game, way better than Confrontation, especially for the multiplayer part. Unfortunately the main campaign is short and it's not so thrilling and challenging as it should be. It works, but is so bland and plain such that only the hardcore fans of the franchise can fully appreciate it.

Nier is just a well done average game unable to live up to action rpg's fans expectations. Its combat system can be fun, but the less than stellar story and the plagued graphics don't help in winning this epic battle.

Strength of the Sword 3 delivers a well packed, hardcore action experience for anyone who wants to prove himself.

Quotation forthcoming.

Surgeon Simulator on the iPad is mostly the same crazy, irritating and funny game that was on PC, with 2 more surgeries and a (if possible) worst control scheme.

The twin stick genre is one of the most abused on XBLA, and Alien Breed 2 doesn't do enough to stand from the crowd. A nice game, but far from being an essential purchase.

Bonfire of the Vanities is overall a much better experience than the Battle of Forlì, however is not an essential purchase and misses the level of polish and quality of the main quest.

Gotham Knights offers an open world-based action RPG experience that will drive fans of DC characters crazy, while resting on controversial narrative assumptions: there are two videogame universes at Warner Bros., but in none of them Batman is alive. Once this obstacle has been overcome, the story turns out to be enjoyable and the characters well written, the combat system is a derivative of freeflow focused on the skills and peculiarities of the individual heroes, the cooperative has fun but does not appear essential. There are many enemies and excellent boss fights, within a structure that in terms of activities appears rather traditional but rich in content. Visually, the game is a spectacle but when it moves it staggers, betraying a series of technical choices that to define questionable is little: what a pity.

As a pure game, Underground has its flaws, but it's an engaging and challenging puzzle game, which does a lot to make the gamer happy to play.

Despite a fantastic soundtrack, some mesmerizing art direction and a brave take on your usual love stories, Nights of Azure is unfortunately a quite mediocre action RPG.

Cities: Skylines is still a great game on Nintendo Switch, but it's a version inevitably flawed by technical limits and intricate interface.

Despite a unique setting and a compelling story, Cursed Mountain fails to deliver some good survival horror action. The combat system is pretty good and there are some nice boss battles, but the game is slow, easy and short, with very poor locations, lots of invisible barriers and dull puzzles.

Royal Revolt 2 is a good game, with consistent mechanics and pretty visuals, but some of its new features are not convincing and the freemium part is very limiting.

Total War Battles: Kingdom is one of the most similar title to a classic strategic seen on mobile platform, but also an example of the flaws inherent to some model of business that's strictly mobile.

There are no doubts that Gravity Hook HD is worth every cent you spent. Thanks to its tactile mechanics, online leaderboards and a hit-and-run gameplay, the new game from Adam Atomic is simply perfect on iPhone and iPod Touch, surprisingly better suited on the iDevices than Canabalt. Maybe a few more unlockable stuff would have been really welcomed.

Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: China is an interesting spin-off with a competitive price toward its content. But it lacks also in terms of AI, story and control system, with highs and lows that keep it from being great.

Below is an incredibile and artistic journey, but not a great rogue lite.

Spintires is extreme in every sense. If you love the idea of driving off-road on mud and rocky tracks, it’s your next big-deal.

Felix the Reaper oozes style and charm and its basic ideas around the puzzle design are very interesting, but the overall result is not quite worthy of its aesthetics and concept.

EA Sports FC 24 for Nintendo Switch delivers the exciting concretization of a parity of content and features that owners of the hybrid console had been waiting for literally years, but on the other hand it stands as yet another impossible conversion that makes heavy compromises and sometimes struggles to run.