Warsaw has some good idea in it, but fails to delivers them in an appropriate way.

Hurtling along wiht a Lamborghini is more than amazing, but the excessive arcade style and the insufficient artificial intelligence of police men make Need for Speed World a little bit boring and insipid.

Hood: Outlaws & Legends is an intriguing title that takes full advantage of the legend of Robin Hood by reinventing it in a dark fantasy style.

Lone Ruin is a minor Hades, who in his wanting to focus only on combat proves to be really short of breath. He is not unpleasant, but superfluous, in the sense that, even if he does what he does well, we don't find a single element for which he stands out or stands out.

War of the Vikings' lack of content and instability issues have compromised the overall game experience, definitively killed by the lag.

Poison Control is overall a tedious experience, not worthy of your time.

For now, the biggest selling point of Destruction AllStars is the fact that it's included in the PS Plus: at 80 euros we certainly wouldn't have recommended it.

Silent Hunter V simplify some aspects of the previous games, achieving however a good mix between simulation and atmosphere, fun and a deep experience. It's so a shame that there are so many bugs and technical flaws.

Necromunda: Hired Gun is a searing disappointment, a conceptually and technically dated shooter that doesn't shine in any way.

Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 is an excellent game from a narrative standpoint, surrounded by other systems of varying quality — some justified by the pursuit of consistency with the setting, others clearly the result of production issues during development. Overall, it’s better than we expected and turned out to be an engaging and deep experience, certainly worthy of the first Bloodlines in how it portrays the vampiric world.Be aware, however, that the role-playing aspect is expressed more through dialogue than through the rest of the gameplay, and those looking for a title where combat is the most polished part have come to the wrong place.

Chimparty is a fun and immediate party game to play with your smartphone, but it's also too confusing and shallow.

Dangerous Driving is a nostalgic tribute to the racing arcade tradition from the creators of the legendary Burnout series. It’s immediate, fast and quiet fun, but also a little rough.

Nintendo 3DS has plenty of good platformers, but you can hardly say that Sonic Boom: Fire and Ice is one of them. However it represents a step ahead of Shattered Crystal, so you should consider this game if you (or your children) are the biggest fans of the TV series.

Quotation forthcoming.

Chantelise: A Tale of Two Sisters is an unpolished but solid and very difficult action JRPG. Only for hardcore gamers.

Spider-Man: Edge of Time for Wii offers a curious mix of good and bad: on the one hand, a well-written storyline, a great upgrade system, an excellent taste of Spider-Man's powers and a challenging gameplay; on the other, a chaotic and cumbersome control system, lots of camera problems and glitches. You can certainly come to terms with the latter and enjoy the first, but it's clear that the final result will leave a bitter aftertaste in your mouth.

Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is a game for Youtubers. Buy it if you love to scream louder than your little cousin.

If you mix a good multiplayer and a poor single campaign you'll get Monkey Pirates. The two gameplay modes - with and without the Gamepad - are well executed and can guarantee much fun, but the game has limited ambitions.

Mario Sports Superstars oozes quality when it comes to pure gameplay, but the same can't be said about singleplayer content, and not all the sports are polished at the same level. It's obviously a multiplayer game at heart, consider that if you decide to give it a try.

If you enjoyed the fishing minigame and you want to see again Cindy, Noctis and other characters from Final Fantasy XV, Monster of the Deep is what you were looking for.

After a fourth chapter that has pushed the boundaries of the series to another level of exploration and complexity, returning to Assassin's Creed: Liberation HD seems like a step back on the route of evolution. Anyway, Ubisoft has done very good work with the HD adaptation and if you wish to know something more about the Creed's universe and this charming character, the ticket to the 700's New Orleans is not too expensive.

Disintegration provides a pleasant breath of oxygen to a genre, such as that of first person shooters, often rooted in consolidated archetypes. Unfortunately, the technical realization betrays the limitations of a budget that would have been better conveyed only on the single player campaign, instead of concentrating a good part of the forces in anything but satisfactory multiplayer.

Wanted is a decent action game, a classical third person shooter that throws you in the world of Mark Millar graphic novel, unfortunately the game is a little bit short and actually tedious, despite its well devised cover system that let you run freely around objects.

Little King's Story reaches a perfect balance between friendliness and depth in terms of gameplay, but not much has been added compared to the Wii version. If you've never played Little King's Story before, this new remastered PC version is recommended.

You can get lost following all the story lines in Harbor Prime, a beautiful distopian city. But some flaws are able to bring you back to reality.

As it stands, however, it is a project that puts the long testing phase it desperately needs behind the payment of an entrance fee, among other things in an undergrowth in which the competition has adopted the free-to-play model for years, running the risk of generating a fall from which it seems difficult to recover.

There is and can be seen the touch of strategic veterans, but it is too little to save Conan Unconquered from mediocrity: a game that lacks content and is technically dated. A good opportunity lost.

RoboCop is a pretty competent shooter, packed with lots of missions and upgrades to unlock.