We expected something different from the final chapter of Anomaly. This game is a solid tower defense, but it lacks all the elements that made the series so interesting and peculiar.

A pretty good collection for retro gaming fan despite it lacks of some great titles like Ecco the Dolphin, Outrun or Afterburner. Still plenty of hours to play with all the 53 games included.

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival, the musical series returns with a more varied and rich chapter than ever.

ArcheAge is a potentially great MMO burdened by questionable decisions.

After more than one year finally comes to Xbox One the conversion of popular MOBA game "SMITE".

A winter trip to Japan that will make all The Sims 4 fans happy.

Temple Run is a very good running game with accurate touch controls, frenetic action and lots of achiements and power-ups to unlock. It's simple and fun, and it's free. What are you waiting for? Go download it now.

Pullblox World confirms on Wii U the qualities that have made it one of the best puzzle game in recent years. It will probably not be the game that makes better use of the features of Nintendo's home console, but for this price it's totally ok.

Capsized is a love letter to the 8-bit era: the perfect mix between Cybernoid and The Sacred Armour of Antiriad.

Original and filled with black humour, Plague Inc. is a coherent and engaging strategy game, which compensates an essential presentation with a great amount of content for its small price.

Although consistency is not always to be seen among its 65 stages, Green Ninja: Year of the Frog is a classic Nitrome production: amusing, fresh, entertaining, well made and totally free. Try it.

Interesting mix between a tower defense and an action RPG, World of Van Helsing: Deathtrap is almost the same title we saw on PC a couple of years ago with the same strengths, except for the editor, and weaknesses.

Tales of Berseria is a joy to play: battles are easy to learn and hard to master affairs in a colorful world filled with mature characters, intriguing plotlines and intense plot twists. It is sad the game feels very old-gen here and there: dungeons are especially dull and backtracking has now become a staple in the series. Bandai Namco does need to focus on current hardware if it really wants to bring its new vision of Tales to life.

Middle-Earth: Shadow of War made us wait a little longer than we expected, but it was worth it. This new chapter brings more maps, more missions, refined gameplay and graphics in a huge, multifaceted experience that's not going to let you down.

Layers of Fear: Legacy shows a new potential on Nintendo Switch, at the price of a poor optimization.

Monster Energy Supercross 2 is a sequel that doesn't add much to the original title. The driving system is quite fun but physics is still too unrealistic.

Judgment tells a great story with solid characters and plenty of missions, side quests and activities that will keep you engaged for a very long time.

Lego Builder's Journey is a brilliant mixture of feelings and ideas, constructing a very different Lego video game. There's something from Monument Valley, in its quiet and somehow eerie atmosphere, but at its core, the construction mechanic is a true Lego experience.

Keeper begins as a sensory experience of immense artistic value, an adventure concerned more with filling your eyes with beauty (and weirdness) than with the satisfaction of what you actually do. The walks are, indeed, just that; the puzzles are simple, but they seem to hint at something more ambitious for the future of the adventure. Unfortunately, the culmination of this build-up comes after barely an hour of play, in a highly engaging section that never returns, because Keeper is eager to transform itself. At that point, Keeper starts chasing a different goal: to become an ever-changing experience designed to surprise the player. A candy with a filling, containing many different flavors. The element of surprise is always welcome in a video game, but what follows must be more stimulating than what came before; otherwise, as in this case, you reach the end with a bittersweet taste in your mouth.

Forza Motorsport 5 is what die hard fans of turn 10 deserve. Stunning visuals and great sim-like handling are the highlights of the game, but we need more tracks and cars.

Dustforce is a nice game, with a lovely design. Both Super Meat Boy fans and newcomers will not be disappointed by the Hitbox Team, which made a really god job. Sweeping has never been so much fun!

Skylanders imaginators plays it a bit too safe with the same game mechanics, but the editor and some RPG flavour give some more deep to a solid and enjoyable formula.

LocoRoco 2 is the perfect opportunity to recover the small masterpiece created by Japan Studio.

The New Order is a funny and frantic first person shooter with only a bunch of problems and a light plot.

Fight Night Champion delivers an excellent boxing experience, with a lot of moves you can perform by simply touching the screen, twenty champions to choose from and a deep, solid gameplay. The game lacks an online multiplayer mode, however, and the controls sometime don't work as they should do.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake is both an excellent opportunity for new players and entirely superfluous for those who already know the original.

With this DLC, Capcom tried hard to both deepen Resident Evil 5's storyline and please seasoned fans of the saga, who still want more survival horror action. And Capcom mostly succeeded in this intent, but the game in itself is really too short to be more than a nice addition.

If you love big ships moving and battling in outer space, Fractured Space is probably the game that you were waiting for.