Farming Simulator 15 it's a very nice simulation, even if sometimes it can bore you and some flaws prevent it to be an all-around good game.

Simple, colorful and relaxing, Castaway Paradise is a good clone of Animal Crossing, with lots of content and no microtransactions.

Brilliant and funny in its concept, Swords & Soldiers II is a great 2D strategic game; we just couldn't understand the never-ending tutorial that made the major part of the campaign a guided binary.

Van Helsing isn't a bad game at all, but it lacks the features needed to become a worthy culmination of a saga that, with the first two chapters, had shown a catchier gameplay.

Sword of Xolan is one of the best platform for mobile devices. The controls are perfect, the visuals are lovely. Only some little flaws prevent the top score.

Sons of Winter has entangled his characters in such a painful web of conflicts that we can't help but feel the weight of every single beat of action. There are no minor consequences in Sons of Winter and every wrong word could easily be the last one.

Catlateral Damage was a good prototype, but the commercial version luck of interest on the distance.

Color Guardians is a challenging but repetitive running game for all those who want to experience this kind of game on console.

Badland: Game of the Year Edition maintains the same good structure and beautiful appearance of the original on mobile system, but in the console environment its simple concept can be too limiting and the transition from the intuitive touch-sensitive controls to the standard controller feels like a step back.

Prepare to return in the world of Carmageddon, with a carnage of bodies and engines on fire.

Splatoon brings fresh and fast-paced online multiplayer action on the Wii U, but the game is restrained by some issues that prevent it from being an instant classic.

Magicka 2 is the same fun as the original was, just more polished and with a bunch of cool new ideas.

Sunset is a complex and adult video game full of facets, which deserves the title of art work.

Funny and immediately into the action, Ultratron is simple multidirectional shooter coming directly from the '80 arcade era. We just can't understand why forcing the player to always start again from the first level.

Beast Quest is a simple and stripped-down RPG made for mobile platform, but it's also surprisingly fun and engaging.

Life is Strange: Chaos Theory shows once again the impressive worldbuilding of the series, but all the drama is suffocated by redundant dialogues and ordinary life events that don't move the story forward.

You can get lost following all the story lines in Harbor Prime, a beautiful distopian city. But some flaws are able to bring you back to reality.

Last Word is a brilliant application of role playing mechanics in a refreshing context, but from a word fight game, we expected wittier dialogues and more likeable characters.

Toren tells a captivating story, but the game itself is dull, lackluster and terribly short.

Not a hero has the flavor of an ancient game of yesteryear and the speed of a title run-and-gun.

Lemma is a little gem where you explore a strange and ethereal world using perfect parkour mechanics, unveiling a mysterious story of parallel worlds. Give it a look and, if you have Oculus Rift, just buy it!

Empires & Allies delivers a pretty solid strategic gameplay, even though everything else is average.

This is a good MOBA with several interesting ideas but with a couple of flaws in the gameplay.

Forgotten Memories is a derivative but interesting survival horror that really doesn't feel right on touch screen.

A faulted, but interesting first effort from the Italian team named Storm in a Teacup. A deep and moving adventure a bit too thin on the gameplay side and with a few tech issue which is still worth your time.

Convoy is an interesting FTL-style game who loves to punish you. The idea is very nice, the look is good, but there is a tiny edge between toughness and frustration, and Convoy passes it.

Invisible, inc. is the perfect Klei game. It has high values and a great turn based stealth gameplay.

Mix between a management game and a turn-based tactical RPG, Chroma Squad is a tribute to the Sentai genre, with an intriguing narrative plot, hilarious dialogue and lots of fun.