A powerful theme flashed out through fragments of a mysterious environment. If only the gameplay would have been polished as much as the visual aspect, Master Reboot could have been a masterpiece.

Aaru's Awakening is a pretty challenging platformer, with many "trial & error" situations but also some issues you can't ignore.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing comes to the Xbox One without the improvements of the Final Cut edition. It's still a nice action RPG, but the combat system is inconsistent.

The Last Case of Benedict Fox is far from being a bearer of H.P. Lovecraft’s thematics in the gaming world: the cosmic horror of the Providence writer is replaced by a plot that at times manages to result engaging, but ultimately reveals to be anchored to more classical horror themes, linked to magic, to the occult, and to the creation of constructs that can be governed by man. Beyond these considerations, the video game produced by Plot Twist is released on the market in a technical state that is far from excellent, and with considerable limitations in terms of readability of progression in its exploratory stages, as well as with a system of enhancements that is anything but exciting. The Last Case of Benedict Fox remains a discreet metroidvania but is lost in the vast sea of productions – even with similar themes – much more refined and refined, proving to be an experience far from unforgettable.

The Starship Damrey is an intriguing and atmospheric sci-fi thriller; it fails to deliver an interesting adventure game, as its gameplay is linear, easy and derivative, but it can be recommended for those who want a good story, a couple of scares and a great atmosphere.

This new Pac-Man is "just" a quite good game, but at the same time it is an old-style, almost-explorative 3D platform: a rarity, right now. A rarity, even in its averageness. If you like the genre, give it a try.

Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time is a pleasant mix between role-playing and fighting game.

If you are a fan of the arcade or not, doesn't care. Time Crisis: Razing Storm is a badly bundled collection. Aiming and shooting with the Move is simple and fun, but the three arcade titles would have been better if the game wasn't so permissive. The FPS mode in Razing Storm hasn't learned anything from the best shooters on the Wii, offering a slow, uncomfortable and very much rough combat system.

The latest installment about the popular Cartoon Network franchise come back with a lot of Zelda inspiration and ideas. But not so many feelings.

Steel Diver is an intriguing game, a real submarine simulator for both hardcore and casual gamers thanks to a good learning curve. The controls are really deep and can be really rewarding. There's also a lot of potential in the gyroscope minigame, but at the end of the day you can complete the game in a few hours.

Blacklight: Retribution is a competent FPS, with some nice ideas and a classic feeling, but the PlayStation 4 version lacks of some features available on PC and is technically poorer.

The Amazing Spider-Man is a decent, challenging action game, but it suffers from a series of problems: bad controls, bad camera, bad graphics.

Munch’s Oddysee was a not very well made 3D platformer twenty years ago. Playing it today adds nothing to the memory of a historical saga that has much more to offer with the first unforgettable episodes in 2D.

It's hard to rate Gunblade NY and LA Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack without looking at it through the eyes of a nostalgic. The pack contains two very old lightgun shooters which have nothing to do with the several nice titles of the same genre released for Wii in the last years, and it's not gonna be sold at a budget price.

God Mode is a simple, fun third person shooter for up to four players via co-op. Shooting zombies, skeletons and ghosts is nice as it should be, but after a few hours the game becomes a little boring.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is a better game than the first episode, as it delivers some smooth, spectacular fights and nice sandbox. What a pity the camera is often hard to control.

SEED 2 - Vortex of War delivers some classic RPG action on iPhone. One the one hand,, real time fights are nicely done and your character levels up in different ways according to the weapon you use. On the other hand, the plot is nothing but original, the adjustable game speed works awfully and the graphics come with too much blur. RPG fans should give it a try, while others can avoid it.

Superman is a decent action game, designed around the abilities of the popular DC superhero. You can fly, shoot a laser beam through your eyes, lift a car and throw it to the space and everything else Superman can do, but you also have to deal with some unresponsive controls.

While showing a couple of good ideas, Iron Combat: War in the Air is marred by some problems like frustrating controls, somewhat boring action, and an artificially inflated difficulty. It is not a really bad game, but neither it is good, and the good ideas contrived by the team deserve a better showcase, possibly in a sequel.

Hunting Simulator offers a wide variety of biomes, weapons and gadget, but it's flawed by technical and gameplay errors that fail to entertain both the hunting enthusiast and the casual player.

The idea of a Pokémon GO clone based on dinosaur works, but Jurassic World Alive has some flaws in its gameplay and micro-transaction structure.

Game of Thrones: Beyond the Wall tells a very nice story, with some interesting characters, but the game itself is a traditional strategic RPG with lots of paywalls once you complete the first chapters.

SINoALICE comes with stunning lore, awesome characters and a great soundtrack, but in terms of gameplay the game fails to deliver.

Spacebase Startopia is a good strategic game, but with some problems that prevent it from being excellent.

Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness is a mess of a game. There's still something charming here and there which will appeal the most hardcore fan, but there's a couple things going wrong every time something goes right. Disappointing to say the least.

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter is a very simple platform game, with no particular ambitions. The developers have staked everything on the idea behind the series, which is the ability for the player to draw its own character and a set of objects more or less useful within the game. The problem is that the Wii-mote is not that good at drawing.

Gas Guzzlers: Combat Carnage offers nice controls and decent graphics. Oddly global game design is poor and you may need to be bored before reaching the full potential of the game.

If you can get over the fact that this isn't a Silent Hill game at all, this is a nice action RPG with a good atmosphere, but also with a repetitive gameplay.