Fortune Summoners: Secret of the Elemental Stone is hard as hell. For beat it you have to make practice with the slow control system, but in the end is a good indie JRPG.

Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is a clunky release which feels older than it even was in 2003 and plays significantly worse as a multiplayer game.

​Devil May Cry HD Collection is the same game proposed in 2012. Nothing has been changed, especially the flaws.

Despite renewed graphics and controls, Dungeon Hunter III fails to implement a new microtransaction-based formula and turn out to be way less enjoyable than previous chapters.

Drag x Drive is a confusing and unfocused project that fails to offer a lasting and deep experience. Fun for a few games with friends, it lacks a sufficiently structured design to maintain user interest over the long term.

Magicka goes Vietnam and brings more firepower to the original formula. The use of weapons changes the gameplay and the overall feeling is good. Unfortunately the DLC is tiny but the price is balanced.

Dolmen is an irremediably mediocre and dated soulslike, extremely generic and uninspired, with just a couple of good ideas when it comes to gameplay and weapons.

Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate - Deluxe Edition is still an interesting metroidvania action platformer, though we expected a little more from the HD treatment.

Magic 2015 is the worse edition of Duels of the Planeswalker. It has too many limitations and it's nearly a trap that force players to spend their money.

Rory McIlroy PGA Tour is a new beginning for the historic golf series from EA Sports. It's a brave move for sure, but there's a price to pay and it results in losses that previous episodes proposed in large quantity.

Cobra Kai: Card Game is a simple but fun card battler, with many references to the show and some nice, solid deck building mechanics.

The Edge of Fate has an amazing story and a revamped progression that works, but the new mechanics and the raid's difficulty prevent it from shining as bright as it could.

It is the fifth episode, but it could be the first and no one would realize. Cooking Mama: Bon Appétit! does absolutely nothing to put a little innovation into a recipe that is starting to taste stale.

Fort Solis is a narrative experience that we found truly fascinating, characterized by a very competent direction, by very solid interpretations and by a technical sector in Unreal Engine 5 that surprises for the quality it is able to express, although in terms of performance i results leave much to be desired. The adventure proceeds at a slow pace, although it ends quite quickly (perhaps a single session will be enough to get to the end), and therefore you may not even notice the frame rate drops, while the limits of such an essential gameplay will appear very clear to you whether it is intentional or not.

The main problem with this expansion is the price you’ll be charged to play it. Even for the ones who overlooked Underworld shortcomings, 800 MP could be too many for just a couple of hours of adventuring. We wish we had more in this package than just the new Lara’s swimsuits.

Ryse delivers what people where looking for, graphics to be remembered in the upcoming months. The problem is that this game plays like an idea which Crytek wasn't able to transform into an all around good project.

NBA Live 16 is a bit better than his predecessor: the gameplay has been improved, but still suffers from a fluctuating AI and some delay in response to commands. Unfortunately some good changes and some additional game modes cannot make a great game.

Conglomerate 451 is a good game with some limits but capable of effectively masking them.

Tennis World Tour 2 aims high, given the good work done by Big Ant Studios with AO Tennis 2. However despite the new graphics engine, the game does not excel on a visual level but still remains a fun and enjoyable title and for this reason we feel confident for the continuation of the franchise and videogame tennis.

SkateBird is just a regular skateboard game, make no mistake, but with a little twist. Its peculiarity, however, doesn't seem to add something very valuable to its gameplay, unfortunately.

James Noir's Hollywood Crimes is a surprisingly well-crafted game which will appeal fans of the Professor Layton franchise and puzzle games alike. It's not revolutionary and rather bland in some aspects but the sheer amount of puzzles and the intriguing story will keep players hooked for a few hours, untile they find that unsolvable puzzle which will stop them forever.

Assassin's Creed Rearmed comes with a fast matchmaking system and lots of things to unlock, most of which you have to pay for. The controls don't work good as they should, however, making the whole experience very cumbersome and annoying.

Drawn to Life: Two Realms marks the return of a minor but extremely interesting franchise.

We Are the Dwarves is an incomplete game. It wastes a lot of good ideas in a sea of problems that you thought would've been fixed at launch. But they didn't

Payday 2 is still a good, solid cooperative shooter, and the Nintendo Switch version offers plenty of characters, weapons, abilities and heists. However, graphics-wise the game fails to deliver and the lack of voice chat can't be ignored this time around.

Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX is the perfect game for those who have loved the 1986 game and want to replay it with modern graphics. The others can ignore it.

Hooga is a classic platformer, solid and fun, with some nice graphics, many different enemies to fight and a large number of levels. What a shame the touch controls don't react promptly, making the whole experience really frustrating.

Angry Birds Go! is colorful, simple and immediate, but also very repetitive.