Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot is really a disappointment, taking away from Borderlands the best elements of the gameplay; the result is a punishing, hardcore and ingenerous experience that only few people will enjoy.

Titan Attacks! is a sincere tribute to Space Invaders. It is also a fun game, with some interesting improvements on the classic formula. Unfortunately a couple of problems make the Nintendo 3DS version the least interesting among its many conversions.

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy was not an unforgettable game back in 2011, and this new edition adds very few elements to the mix.

The Occupation is an adventure with some interesting ideas, however the general quality of the plot and the game structure itself aren’t convincing.

It's clearly a game with many limits, created around a simple idea and with controls that are broken by design, but there could be a lot of fun if you can play with friends or family in local.

Many of the games in Taito Milestones can be quite interesting, in terms of historical and nostalgic values, but as a collection, this pack is a little too bare-bones.

Harry Potter Quidditch Champions is a decent simulator of the most famous sport in the Wizarding World. It lacks content and modes capable of providing long-term entertainment, but the various Quidditch roles are well represented, and the game doesn't fall short from a graphical perspective. However, the specific nature of the sport makes it a video game designed for and recommended only to true fans.

Mato Anomalies tries to combine many different genres and mechanics, but with little more than enough result.

Sir, You Are Being Hunted has long long dead times due to the rogue-like structure and to some design problem. It's an interesting game, but not a very good one.

Cossacks 3 has two souls: a new engine for an old gameplay. It can be a great experience, but you have to accept his heaviness.

A lot of fans were probably waiting for The King of Fighters XII with open arms, but lag during the online matches, the small number of available fighters and stages ruined what could have been a really nice and welcome addition to PS3 and Xbox 360's libraries.

The charm and the fun offered by Katamari Amore are inversely proportional to our knowledge of the series. The ones who had the opportunity to try the game on other platforms or even in its previous iOS version, in fact, may be disappointed by the lack of real innovations. However the touch controls work good and you can get a good number of maps and modes by buying the first available pack.

Townscaper is a product that draws its strength from self-imposed limits. It should be approached as a tool for relaxation, not as a game to be dominated.

It's definitely a better game than Arkham City Lockdown, but still Batman: Arkham Origins feels overly limited and repetitive to be truly recommended.

Life is Feudal: Your Own has a lot of potential but it's still far from a target that could just be his MMORPG version.

Kingdoms & Lords delivers a simple, casual experience packed with a lot of missions, items and battles. Also touch controls work fine.

Disney TSUM TSUM FESTIVAL is a funny party game on Nintendo Switch, based on Disney Pixar's main characters; or on their plush versions, at least.

Call of Cthulhu is a good third action RPG, based on the stories of H. P. Lovecraft. It is neither perfect nor deep, but it remains a pleasant adventure.

Despite the great graphics that could suggest otherwise, Galaxy on Fire II is a game conceived for mobile platforms, and should've stayed right there.

The last born in Gothic series maintains the trademark atmosphere, suffering however an excessive simplification of the gameplay mechanics and a heavy, flawed graphics engine.

Bakugan Battle Brawlers is obviously aimed at fans of the anime series who will enjoy their favourite characters and locations. To a more casual player however it looks like a mish-mash of rules and concepts, frustrating and slow paced: just too empty to be enjoyed by players not interested in the source franchise.

Space Hulk is pretty faithful reproduction of the original board game, but it's also too slow, often cumbersome and poorly balanced.

Impact Winter is a good survival game, flawed by some technical issues. However, if you love its genre you may give it a shot.

Dragon Ball Z Budokai HD Collection brings together two very old DBZ beat'em-ups, only adding HD resolution to the mix. The result, as you may expect, is disappointing.

Croixleur is a little game with few contents, but well tuned. You can finish it in few hours, but it's well worth 4,99$.

Tiny Brains is a very nice action puzzle game, with nice characters and a good variety of situations. What a pity it's so short.

Weapon Shop de Omasse is a neat twist on the jRPG formula which makes fun of the most common tropes to deliver a fun ryhthm game plagued by a weird pace and too much repetitiveness.

It has better graphics and more content than its predecessor, but also the same gameplay problems and way too much emphasis on IAPs: that’s why Flashout 2 feels a little bit disappointing, despite being a decent futuristic racer.