Blood & Glory: Immortals comes with a solid combat system, smooth graphics and plenty of weapons and abilities to unlock. What a pity the balancing is so unfair and grindy.

Magic Touch: Wizard for Hire is a welcome remake and a great mobile game, with simple mechanics, good controls and lots of fun.

Vietnam '65 is intriguing and fresh, but it’s also poor and a bit repetitive.

Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines is a interesting turn-based jRPG with some gestional elements and a fascinating graphics. The gameplay is a little repetitive like most dungeon crawler.

Simply put: not buying 3D Out Run would be a crime. The original is still the most important arcade driving game in history, this conversion adds value with smart new options and subtle but significant improvements, and features the best 3D effect ever seen on the console. Moreover, it is only 5 Euros.

Atlas Mugged starts with a in intense movie like sequence but it looses its grip very soon. The best has yet to come. Probably.

Tormentum: Dark Sorrow keeping its promises. It's not a perfect game, but one that the point and click lover have to try.

This new Fruit Ninja's chapter is a funny, juicy-action frenzy more of the same we saw some years ago on Xbox 360.

Despite its obvious simplicity and lack of variety, flaws that are strictly bound to the genre, Lastronaut manages to stand out from the crowd of runners thanks to its characterization.

Titan Attacks! is a sincere tribute to Space Invaders. It is also a fun game, with some interesting improvements on the classic formula. Unfortunately a couple of problems make the Nintendo 3DS version the least interesting among its many conversions.

Dungeon Hunter 5 delivers a better experience than the previous episode, with a decent balancing, a solid upgrade system and lots of challenging missions.

After landing on Steam, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita last summer, the remake of Crimsonland arrives on PlayStation 3. Simple and fun, is an honest and hardcore old school top-down shooter, with lots of weapons and perks.

The first chapter offers a story beautifully written, a complex world and characters that feel human. In the end, however, nothing really happens, and true conflicts are only foreshadowed.

Inazuma Eleven Go: Chrono Stones is absolutely over the top even for the series crazy standards, but the formula is wearing out its welcome.

Inazuma Eleven Go: Chrono Stones is absolutely over the top even for the series crazy standards, but the formula is wearing out its welcome.

Battlefield Hardline tries to refresh the series, only half succeeding.

The Metamorphosis offers a good blend of horror, tension and action. The game is atmospherically enticing, but in the last few minutes the narrative is all cliché and the dialogue is the worst kind of clumsy.

Over 9000 Zombies! is a simple and fun game, but lacks content.

There Came an Echo tells a very good story, supported by an excellent cast of voice actors, but the game definitely fails to deliver.

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

In Mario Party 10, quantity and quality don't always go hand in hand. Funny moments are always behind the corner, but apart from some cool ideas, what really stands out is the budget price chosen by Nintendo.

Despite a few gameplay quirks which don't always feel fun, Final Fantasy Type-0 HD is a true Final Fantasy at its heart with an engaging plot and a decent amount of depth. If you manage to outlook its old-gen nature, you will find a good action RPG which makes up for the latest false steps in the franchise.

Flop Rocket is a nice endless runner with some original touches: too bad that the premium content is almost mandatory in order to really enjoy the game.

Zombie Army Trilogy is a great compilation if you're into zombie shooters, with three unique campaigns and a frantic Horde mode.

The Deer God is great in its pixelated art, bringing the player into a fairy-tale emotionally intriguing. As time goes by, the flaws in the gameplay become more evident, as well as some annoying bug.

Tap Heroes: Idle RPG is a simple game that honestly presents itself with all it has to offer from the start: an endless quest to reach the next level constantly tapping on the screen, ultimately reflecting the unfullfillment that derives from the game in the long term.

Even though not as good as the original, Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number is a good sequel and a very fun game.

A magical fairy tale engraved in a sometimes frustrating but rich, beautiful and challenging platform.