Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War does its best as a cover shooter, losing touch when it comes to go wandering around the map. Nonetheless, it's a solid game, with a nice and rich single player campaign.

Fireworks Simulator does what he says: simulate fireworks, nothing less, nothing more. If you love the idea, this is the game for you.

The three games included in this collection are, still today, three stunning gems, among the best of the best of the visual novel genre. However, the absence of any bonus material, the price which is the exact double of the iOS version, and the disappearance of European localizations, steal some value from the package.

Snowboard Party has good graphics and some strong content but lacks in challenge, making it a smooth but unexciting ride.

Fight the Dragon is a generic hack'n'slash that mixes Diablo with Minecraft. Too generic.

This is a game you can play only for very short sessions. Otherwise it starts to bore you in no time.

Metrocide is a pleasure even after one hundred games. With such a pure and solid game design, we know that in a year we'll still be playing it.

Bean Dreams evolves the original concept of Bean's Quest thanks to its excellent balancing and level design. A simple and little game that can be very satisfying for every kind of player.

Fun and colorful, Rune Factory 4 gives the player so many charming things to do, making it a solid entry in the franchise. Although we would have wished some more complexity and deepness of some aspects.

A good shoot-em-up just different with a bunch of new things for the genre.

Extremely beautiful to see, the game has a lot of problems in terms of gameplay and a freemium mechanism that's too pervasive.

Dead Effect delivers a tough, compelling sci-fi zombie FPS experience. The game's pretty short, but the price is right.

If you are interested in NEKOPARA Vol. 1 do you a favor: buy the adult version.

Teslagrand won't define a genre but it's extremely well designed and will make any fan of the 16bit age happy with its colorful visuals and challenging bosses.

It's not a game that will blow your mind, but Platform Panic is a fun and somewhat original mix between an old school platformer and an endless runner.

A timeless classic to play on your TV, graphically nice and rich in content, although not all are valid. Interesting budget price.

Redux: Dark Matters has gameplay problems tied to some flawed design choices. Try it, but only if you are a great shumps fan.

Seabeard is an inspired, fun adventure, with excellent touch controls and plenty of quests and minigames.

A small and enjoyable survival arena with a fitting power-up system. Also, ninjas!

Assetto Corsa is the Stradivari, the lasagna, and the Ferrari 250 GTO of video games: pure, crystalline Italian excellence. A new milestone for driving simulations.

For what it's worth, Final Horizon is a competent RTS with tons of levels and challenges, but at some point it ends relying a bit too much on random factors for the genre it represents.

Lindsay Lohan's The Price of Fame isn't even a game, it's just an excuse to make some sarcasm on the excesses of star system.

A little and enjoyable stealth game, with polished graphics and sound. Unfortunately the mix of real time and turn-based strategy clashes against poor controls and an unpredictable pathfinding.

The PC version is technically perfect and it finally has the right price.

The latest installment about the popular Cartoon Network franchise come back with a lot of Zelda inspiration and ideas. But not so many feelings.

After two years from the PS3 release, The Unfinished Swan is finally available on PS4 and PSV. And the gameplay is still funny and fresh.

Elegy for a Dead World is an invitation to bring our imagination down to Earth and give it a shape for others to enjoy.

A small space MMO with some flaws, but great potential.