A good tycoon game that lacks in variety.

Lethal League is still a beautiful game, with an awesome gameplay and some great ideas. Unfortunately it comes with no significant improvements in terms of roster and contents even after three years from the original release.

Guns of Mercy is a stripped down shooter focused on the basis of the genre: shooting things. The simple concept of endlessly shoot down enemies is very fun, but you may take this in little doses.

More 'ShakaLaka' than 'Boom', NBA Playgrounds delivers that light and over-the-top experience that many basketball fans were missing for so long.

Battle Bay is a solid multiplayer shooter, with a nice, strategic gameplay and fast matchmaking.

The perfect version of a good platform/puzzle, if you haven't tried Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams before, this is the best way to do it.

BioShock, System Shock, Dead Space, Dishonored and others: you will find many influences in Prey, but it definitely shines on its own mainly thanks to great level design and gameplay.

STRAFE is a gore fest with very old graphics, fast paced first person shooting and roguelike mechanics. Slightly unbalanced and maybe too rough for some players, it's still a worthy and pleasantly ironic homage to the nineties.

Maybe GNOG is a little too expensive for its content, but you still have to try it with or without PlayStation VR.

Tumbleseed is simple in its concept, but a real challenge to play through the end. And, also thanks to the beautiful aesthetics, a real pleasure.

More an experiment on digital narrative than a real videogame, Father and Son shows a good take on the relationship between the two, inside a charming, although little, representation of Naples and its archeological museum.

Random drops and subsequent grinding could disappoint someone, but Orcs Must Die! Unchained is able to combine a balanced gameplay with a huge load of mechanics and it's a worthy free-to-play chapter of the Orcs Must Die franchise.

It's short and simple, but Kamiko is a good action adventure that is worth every cent of its price and even more.

Impressive when it comes to sheer content, rich in new enemies, items, and even sporting a new amazing weapon, Dragon of the North is a definite must have for Nioh fans. Still, the partly exploitable combat system makes the pvp chaotic at its best, unplayable at its worst, and the difficulty unbalanced for those players who invested a lot of hours in making William a true killing machine.

City Mania: Town Building Game is a nice, simple simulation game that doesn't offer anything really new or unique.

It is difficult to evaluate Late Shift as a video game, considering how little is given to the player in terms of interaction. But its limits are also its main force. If you want to live a real dynamic and well-written movie, where are you going to decide on developments and consequences, the CtrlMovie product is fascinating and unique in its own right.

Nonstop Chuck Norris is just a reskin of Nonstop Knight, bringing all of its strengths and flaws in a surely exhilarating way, but with very little sense for those who have already played the first game.

Outlast 2 is a good horror experience, but feels frustrating and too linear in some gameplay moments.

CATS: Crash Arena Turbo Stars has some really nice graphics and a concept full of potential that unfortunately remains unexpressed.

What’s Under Your Blanket 2!? is like What’s Under Your Blanket. Period.

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Outlast 2 is violent, obscure, creepy and really engaging: an outstanding survival horror game.