Rune 2 is an incomplete game and a sad end to the Human Head Studios story.

Those Who Remain doesn't add anything relevant to the horror genre.

Taking pictures of your house and stealing your own objects with Chibi-Robo is pretty fun, even with the poor 3DS' camera. But the minigames required to finally take some photos are just boring and uninteresting.

It's not possible to see anything different than the will to use a famous brand, like Final Fantasy is, in this new Square Enix production: behind the cool art direction, tons of weird gameplay decision and a lack of contents make It, at the moment, surely inadvisable.

Almost nothing works in Knights Contract and it's strange since Game Republic have a name for interesting and well crafted games. It's too hard and not accessible enough.

The artificial intelligence of the Adventure Park's customers gives exactly the value of the game itself. Don't buy it.

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Red Goddess: Inner World is a metroidvania with some nice ideas and a lot of glitches and game design problems.

In its portable version, Army of Two: The 40th Day delivers good graphics and some classic shoot'em-up action. However, the gameplay suffers from a mediocre AI and the six stages are too short to last more than four hours.

Pokémon Rumble U is extremely simplistic and repetitive, however it manages to be fun for the few hours needed to get to the end. Completists will need lot of patience and luck to get everything; kids will have fun regardless.

Carnival Games is a nice party game with good ideas, but made in a superficial way and sometimes frustrating.

Eleusis is an ambitious independent adventure with great atmosphere and some good visuals. Sadly the puzzles are lost in a sea of backtracking that kills explorations and dissolves the ambiance.

Vane is an utterly disappointing debut from Friend & Foe: a cryptic adventure that tries to hide behind an evocative graphic style some severe game design issues. A boring, slow, irritating and ultimately forgettable experience.

Light is a good game, but it is too short and doesn't last more than an hour.

Koei brings another classic hack'n slash from the Dynasty series, but gameplay is still boring and repetitive. The little Gundam wikipedia inside the game is a bonus, but a strong "deja vu" feeling is granted for everyone.

Garshasp is an immature but good game. It's a beginning title with some production problems, but overall worth his cost.

Theatre of War 3: Korea is old inside, bugged, without great ideas and has many other structural flaws. Don't buy it.

Immortal: Unchained tries to follow the footsteps of the Souls series, but ends up against a wall.

Bakery Simulator is a simple game, even too simple. The gameplay loop is quick, but limited by trivial mini-games and as you continue through the game you find yourself playing less and less, with many steps automated by the machinery you purchase. The progression is fast, but linear and the content is exhausted within a few hours and even before you get to the "final" you find yourself deeply bored. Add to that a few technical, visual and textual problems and you've got a game that even die-hard fans of job simulators and baking won't find much to enjoy.

The Topware game is too far away from an enjoyable space simulator.

Calling delivers a great atmosphere, and it's really one of those games which will make shivers run down your spine; on the other hand, its basic gameplay and so-so graphics keep it from being a must-buy for survival horror fans.

Lots of bugs and some major gameplay faults do not permit Ship Simulator Extreme to be anything more than a whole of many boats and missions.

The idea unfortunately is not as well executed as It could be: a nice concept but a not so great game!

Despite the flaws, theHunter: Primal is an exciting hunting game, with a fabulous setting to enjoy especially with friends. The potential is very high, but still unexpressed.

Gensou Skydrift is simply a terrible kart game.

Although the really interesting basic idea, especially thanks to the fascinating mythological theme, the title of Dirigo Games is full of serious technical, structural and gameplay deficiencies, that make it a poor product.

Grin's game doesn't succeed in bringing back to life all of the thrills and epic Cameron's saga has been able to deliver in the movies, and fans will find few elements of the ones which made Terminator such a big blockbuster. Single player campaign is short and samey, co op play is offline only. The only ones who'll really like Salvation, are Achievements/Trophies' hunters, who'll be able to unlock them all in about 5 hours of average gameplay.

The hilarious cutscenes and nonsense dialogues only hide the poor and tedious gameplay in the latest Twisted Pixel game.