Midnight Star is an interesting but ultimately flawed experience, due to over simplistic core mechanics and unsatisfying gunplay.

Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe is almost a full fledged game with some neat features and a few lovely songs to play with. It's not very long, however, but totally worth its price.

Sunless Sea is a game for a very specific audience. It requires a patient player who loves reading and has a big imagination. But if this is you, then you'll know how does it feel to long for the open sea while remaining seated in your room.

At first, Combo Queen was an almost unplayable game, but after a big update it has become an enjoyable blend of endless runner and rhythm game mechanics.

Hand of Fate worth every cent of it. It's an amazing blend of a card game and a roguelike. Try it.

The Mighty Quest For Epic Loot is an entertaining game, but it is flawed by some design choices made by the development team. Being a free-to-play with no pay to win surely is a great starting point, but Ubisoft will need to make some extra work to fix some aspects in the future.

King of Thieves is an nice mix of platform and puzzle, with a solid single player campaign and an interesting asynchronous multiplayer mode, but also a despicable freemium approach.

Kirby Fighters Deluxe is a simple and charming brawler which lacks content on the long run.

Darklings Season 2 is not bad at all, but it adds nothing but confusion to the formula of the first game.

Cities XXL is Cities XL Platinum with some UI improvements. Cities XL Platinum was Cities XL with some UI improvements. Don't waste your money.

Super Stardust Ultra is still solid and fun, but it's also basically an old game, with some very strong competitors out there.

Alto's Adventure is really an endless runner you should play, even if you can't tolerate the genre anymore. A perfect mix of gorgeous visuals and refined gameplay.

The last iteration of Dead or Alive 5 provides lots of content, but the game is basically the same we played in 2012, with only minor changes: a couple of new characters, a couple of new stages and lots of extra costumes, some of which leave nothing to the imagination.

Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy is still a powerful experience even if this remastered edition adds almost nothing to the original experience.

The Escapists brings an amazing idea into a good game, which will be surely enjoyed by people who want to feel the thrill of the escape. But boredom is lurking, and frustration could be around the corner.

One Piece: Treasure Cruise improves on the simple RPG formula of Brave Frontier, showing huge respect for Eiichiro Oda's characters and stories.

The visuals are marvelous and the game has the potential to grow as a franchise but several flaws and its basic gameplay keep it from becoming a masterpiece.

High quality level design and music deliver a funny adventure with the lovely Shantae; this quest is a truly enjoyable one, even if it ends a little bit earlier than expected.

Zombeer is an utter disaster, plain & simple. Don't buy it, even if you are the best zombie fan out there.

Kick & Fennick tries to do something different with platforms and puzzle solving, but the result is not as good as it could have been.

It's clear that developer VD-DEV wanted so badly to bring a Gears of War-like experience to Nintendo 3DS, but the result is a game with way too many flaws.

Ramboat is a solid attempt at the endless run genre, a fun mix of Jetpack Joyride and Metal Slug with several weapons and a rich achievement system.

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy was not an unforgettable game back in 2011, and this new edition adds very few elements to the mix.

Nameless ~The one thing you must recall~ is a great Korean visual novel otome with a beautiful story and some memorable characters.

Radiation Island delivers a rich, compelling survival experience, if you can deal with its faults.

The gameplay is frantic, funny and extremely deep. It’s a shame that you have to grind useless abilities for many hours to unlock all the hunters and the monsters. Other than that, not all the game modes work perfectly.

Total War: Attila brings exciting new mechanics into a "survival" experience, while the Middle Ages approach for everyone. Live the last years of the Roman Empire or be Attila, the "Scourge of God", and set on fire the whole Europe.

Painful controls, an empty open world and a boring main quest are just few of the many flaws in the latest RPG by Crescent Moon Games.