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.

Tron: Evolution is a perfect tie-in, decent visuals but unfortunately the gameplay is quite broken. The platform parts are plagued by trial and error mechanics and cheesy camera, combat parts are quite good, but they lack variety and in the end they can be quite boring.

Mario Tennis is a huge waste of potential: controls and graphics are great, but there are few game modes, normal shots are too easy to do, and super shots are way too important.

This action packed spin off, may please to real fans looking for something different. All of the others will be soon turned off by its lack of diversity and clumsy mechanics.

One Piece: World Seeker starts on some excellent premise and lands clumsily on a repetitive loop of unimaginative quests, clunky traversals and boring fights.

APB should have been the same game, just better. The main gameplay mechanics are here as well as the third person action and the persistent world, but despite some fun moments, the lack of polishing compromises the whole experience.

Mars or Die! is a small game that lacks in content.

Spiderman: Edge of Time is just another tie-in without all the things that now a good game needs to have. It's definitely not spectacular, and certainly not amazing. Batman is really lucky for his new game, but it is another universe really far far away.

Shelter 2 is a boring open empty world game with nothing to do.

Iron Man 3 The Official Game is a decent endless run game, but a disappointing tie-in for a franchise that deserved something more.

I Hate This Place is an interesting isometric horror adventure. The open-world level design creates an intriguing setting to explore, where players can encounter different quests. Hiding from the monsters that patrol each area fills the experience with tension and anxiety. Unfortunately, an imperfect control system and a few bugs slightly lower the overall evaluation of the game.

Hotel Barcelona is unfortunately a big disappointment. Technically, it needs improvement, the plot and characters have nothing to say to us, and there is never that madness or strangeness that one would expect from Swery and Suda51. The gameplay is banal and gets in its own way with poor design choices or choices that cancel each other out, resulting in a linear roguelite that can be completed in 5 hours.

Dr. Mario World delivers a fresh take to the Nintendo series: a nice puzzler with plenty of levels, colorful graphics and a compelling multiplayer mode.

This four-handed designed tactical-RPG is embellished with touches of class, but they aren't enough to raise gameplay from mediocrity.

Quotation forthcoming.

Simcity BuildIt is not a game with some timers, it's a huge timer with some bits of a game in between.

Bleach: Soul Resurrección could have been a much better game than a clone of Dynasty Warriors: its disjointed, repetitive levels pay no respect to the complex plot and characters written by Tite Kubo and newcomers will understand nothing out of them while fans will probably enjoy just the very good visuals and fanservice and get bored quickly with its dull gameplay.

Potentially a great game, Horizon lacks of the necessary polishing to maintain its promises.

Lost Planet 3 is not Lost Planet anymore, nonetheless it's a competent third person shooter, with a solid script and a good number of different missions.

Pokémon Rumble World is simple and repetitive, still fun and charming. You don't really need to buy anything to enjoy it and the gating system in place merely slows you, but it's for the best since it can get boring fast.

Battle Fantasia arrives on Steam PC in a graphic renewed version and a rebalanced gameplay.

Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris is not for everyone: it's a game for fans who will be happy to retrace the events of the episodes of Alicization and who for this reason will be able to postpone major narrative problems in the second part and technical throughout the game.

Paradise Lost is difficult to evaluate within the classic canons of judgment. The absence of a real playful component and the presence of a truly problematic technical level compromise the innumerable possibilities.

Clearly made for younger gamers, The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn's Quest comes with a large number of very simple quests, gaining some thickness only when our character earns all his skills and fights against several enemies at once. The motion detection works well, while the graphics are generally poor.

The Battle of Forlì is a disappointing DLC that is build on some of the weakest parts of the original game; not really an essential purchase then, even at the low price point.

Space Hulk brings the original board game to digital life. This means good mechanics, enriched with asynchronous cross-platform multiplayer, but poor variety.