Tekken Hybrid is a collection dedicated to the fans of the first Tekken Tag, cause Tekken Tag 2 is in fact just a demo with Trophies. But for the fans, TTT HD is really the best tekken ever created, the only version without random moves and fake framelists.

Red Solstice 2: Survivors is a worthy sequel to its predecessor. It improves and enhances some of its peculiar characteristics and stumbles upon some subtleties that perhaps denote an excessive haste and desire to go out on the market.

Farming Simulator 2013 is the ideal game for whom love the agriculture and the agricultural machinery.

Kung Fu Rabbit is a good mobile game which has seen no innovations in its console conversion. It remains a good platform, but will 3DS gamers give it the chance it deserves? With a very low price tag, the possibility is there, at least for those who are looking for a fast and quick game to play every now and then.

Stranded Deep does not have content and variety comparable to the most famous survival and overall each of its mechanics is quite derivative.

Depth is a Left 4 Dead clone sunk by its sea of flaws.

This is a true classic that doesn't need any presentation, so the question is: how does it work in a digital form? Pretty well, actually, even if the flaws are still the same.

Blood Stone is not a bad game, but it lacks so much personality to look just shallow. Although Blood Stone offers different styles of gameplay and situations, it doesn't excel at any of them: you will forget it as fast as it takes to clear the game, which is actually quite short. 007 fans will be pleased by Bond-ish plot and direction but to anyone else Blood Stone is just your usual third person shooter.

This installment in the Mystery Case Files franchise will appeal only a small niche of players but even in that case the overall quality of visuals and gameplay is not high enough to redeem its shallow plot and repetitive puzzles.

Conarium is a horror adventure inspired by the stories of H. P. Lovecraft, but also too linear and with trivial puzzles.

You need an intense dedication to the cause when you start to play Trillion: God of Destruction. If you are a die-hard fan of turn-based JRPGs you may want to try this, but be prepared: you will find an experimental game with a lot of grinding.

Steel Seed didn't entirely convince us. The plot is certainly the weakest side of the adventure: it's a mix of low-impact and predictable scenes that fail to really make us feel like humanity's last hope. The gameplay is certainly better, especially the stealth side. If you plan to play it as pure action, we recommend avoiding it, but if you enjoy a bit of reasoned action that is never too difficult, we recommend it. The platforming sections and the power-up system are also good. Steel Seed shows us that Storm in a Teacup clearly has the ability to say something of its own, but it will take some more time.

Re: Hollow Fragment is a definitive improvement over its previous release, however it's a shallow one which focuses on fixing issues which shouldn't even have been there in the first place and adding moderately useless stuff.

White Shadows is a good first game for Monokel. Good graphics, powerful art direction, but it lacks inspiration.

After Us is a great platform with lots of abilities and freedom but it completely misses the point on its environmental stance by using an antiquated approach to the problem.

With the addition of the Dance, SingStar could become the complete artistic experience, with until 4 players simultaneous singing and dancing together. Move implementation is very impressive, but just for one hand: the other movements are still interpreted by the software, sometimes very well but not ever with the same precision. It's not a dance simulator, but it's sure a fun generator!

Dynasty Warriors 9 is a disappointment. The much-awaited open world approach fails to deliver, exacerbating the same old problems, while the graphics suffer from various issues.

Zool Redimensioned isn't bad or badly done, but it lacks the original enthusiasm.

At its core, The Mercenaries 3D is an intense and frantic action shooter, dedicated to those who love the "old school" of gaming and its score system. But there isn't almost anything that one can't find in the Mercenaries mode of RE4 and 5, so why should one buy one mode for the price of an entire game?

Fails to create something original and entertaining. Birthdays the beginning gets boring really fast and there are really few mechanics that can bring some fun. Dinosaurs otherwise are cute and well designed, but unfortunately this is just one the the few good things in the game.​

Thanks to its numerous and brilliant puzzles, Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands in its PSP version stands as a great homage to the classic game by Jordan Mechner. Unfortunately some situations suffer from the sometimes unresponsive controls, that make Ubisoft's last effort more "hardcore" than it really is. Definitely a brief but intense experience.

Both The Escapists and The Walking Dead fans will be able to enjoy this game, but with some additional work it could have been much better than it is.

Aragami 2 is a great sequel from a gameplay standpoint, but it lacks the freshness of the original.

Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions wants to be a tribute to the saga of Rocky Balboa, giving a light-hearted and self-referential tone to the various fights we have come to love so much.

Despite its cute look, The Awakened Fate Ultimatum is a surprisingly dark and gloomy story which becomes borderline frustrating too soon and gives too little in return.

Clone Wars Adventures offers a wide variety of minigames and a nice visual. That's all the good you can have from a game that, other than that, uses the micro transactions system to the extreme and lacks of depth already after some hours of gameplay.

War for the Overworld is the answer to all the nostalgics of Dungeon Keeper.

Uprising is an enjoyable addiction in the new Star Wars canon. It's a shame that its missions are so similar and uninspiring.