It's a strange game: it fails on vital aspects such as gameplay or narrative, but is very positive on the audio side. If you look at pros and cons, anyway, the product is not entirely sufficient.

The problematic control system and unnecessarily frustrating sections are matched by only a certain originality in level design, which in some circumstances can propose some interesting situations from the point of view of the dynamics of the game.

Procedurally generated design makes Daylight a complete mess. With its cheap scares, poor writings and predictable events, Zombie Studios remains confined in his own labyrinth.

Dynasty Warriors 8 isn't the best musou game ever, not even the worst. Koei Tecmo Games still didn't change anything in their famous saga, but they should. Appreciated by longtime fans, the game shall attract ever more new gamers with something new, which could possibly entertain them with a brand new gameplay idea of mosou games, instead boring the players with something repetitive and sparkless.

While MX vs ATV All Out had great potential, it doesn't always manage to hold up, probably because of a troubled developing. There are still some positive features to hold on to, while we're waiting for an eventual future chapter.

Like Lord of the Hunt, the Bright lord misses a good chance to improve the original game. Avoid this unless you love to repeat once again some secondary quests in the same map as the original game.

Bloodforge is a game with great potential, unfortunately a very bad technical realization, states the failure of the product.

Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade is just an overpriced lobby shooter. Only the greatest fans of this franchise should purchase this.

Defenders of Ardania is an overall bad game. It's unable to deliver new features in the tower defense genre and has too many technical problems.

1-2 Switch isn't Wii Sports, the new features are interesting but the lack of variety of the gameplay and the price too high make them not worthy.

Too few differences between classes and a low difficulty level, plus day one DLC, make this game really too expensive for its offer.

Escape Dead Island had several interesting things to say. Cel-shading, mix of action and stealth with third person view and an island to explore, but in the end this Dead Island spin-off is repetitive and has many bugs and graphic glitches.

A bad game, far from the quality of simulative style of the other versions of FIFA 2010. An absurd arcade game who has nothing to share with ones who carry his own name.

For a fan of the series this is still a pleasant diversion, even though we don't think it's worth the full price. For a new player, this doesn't seem like the ideal title to get introduced to the series.

In its current state, Skater XL is nothing more than an elaborate tech demo to show its gameplay potential. What's actually missing is the game itself.

Terminator: Resistance is a simple tie-in, but it doesn't push the boundaries as much other entries in the genre.

A game with a weak story and nothing really interesting apart from exploration and graphics, with only few engaging moments. It is somehow authentic but absolutely not the One Piece game fans were expecting.

Overpass has something interesting ideas, but fails in its attempt to put them all together, with a flawed balance in the difficulty and not-so-believable physics. It's a shame, because the game has a lot of personality and modes – yet, it feels frustrating.

Necromunda: Hired Gun is a frenetic fps without a moment of pause, but various technical problems, a forgettable story and a gunplay with too many ups and downs put some excellent ideas in the background.

An average "hidden object" adventure, repetitive and suggested only to fans of the genre.

Those Who Remain is a puzzle game disguised as a survival horror. It fails to deliver a memorable and thrilling game experience and is based on an old game structure with very few interesting moments.

Lonesome Road seems appropriate only for the fans of the brand. Poor plot, repetitive gameplay and some technical issues don't make it a good bargain.

If you're gamers with experience, Carnival Games isn't the title that you're looking for. If you're willing to not take the minigames seriously and you're in a festive environment, then you'll be able to forget easily the many problems that afflict it.

The beauty of the Japanese countryside and its folklore fails to save Loop8, a game that remains imprisoned in its own vicious circle. It feels like a JRPG with dating sim and roguelike elements, but lacks souls and personality, becoming yet another forgettable Persona clone on the market. And that's a real shame, because it looked really promising.

The Rabbids are a guarantee and the fun with them is assured, but Rabbids Invasion simply does everything wrong, making a journey with a bunch of funny bunnies something extremely boring.

Oh god, how the mighty have fallen. Why? What has Yuji Naka done with this game? The controls are a disaster on WiiU, and there are a ton of problems. This is a game that should have been treated way better, and whose potential was completely wasted.

Mass Effect 3: From Ashes is a missed chance from BioWare to create a DLC woth buying despite its cost. A mission way too short and poorly structured don't justify the price of what could have been a more complex and intricated piece of story and lore.

Bannermen is only a forgettable fantasy RTS.

From the Ashes is a poorly-crafted good idea for a DLC.

ZootFly had good chances with Prison Break: great characters, a fascinating setting and a good plot. It's all still intact, but sadly the gameplay is completely pointless. Clumsy stealth sequences aside, what's left is some dumb brawling and unrewarding fitness. Better save the money and go back to enjoy Scofield & co. adventures where they belong, on your DVD player.

Hidden Dragon Legend tries to do more than it can truly do. The combat system is deep but with too many problems, many game sections are frustrating and the game has overall bad animations.

It's not one of the worst games out there, but it's definitely not one of the best either.

Asphalt Injection fails at being the new Burnout on PSVita. Too easy, too weak and the low difficulty level put the game in the dark corner of Vita's lineup.

Graphically confused, the sound is limited, the gameplay does not entertain for more than half an hour and longevity is short. You don’t replay the game because the character is not difficult to master and the extra level of difficulty is not enough to start the game again.

WinKings had potential, but was struck down by the excessive simplicity of gameplay, short length of campaign and lack of content.

A stylish platformer with some good ideas, sadly not implemented in the right way.

Here They Lie manages to create a succesfull sick atmosphere; the problem is that the player will get motion-sickness far too early in the game to really enjoy it or even finish it.

A good idea but really poorly-developed. The game misses completely on difficulty and has a too simplistic game mechanic.

Spiritsphere is made with a an original idea that, if developed better, could have got attention by a larger group of players.

Kinect Star Wars is the classic title that had great potential but is poorly developed.

An unnecessary DLC at a too high price.

Under: Depths of Fear starts with a great premise, but drowns with the same transatlantic in which the players moves for less than two hours.

ZootFly had good chances with Prison Break: great characters, a fascinating setting and a good plot. It's all still intact, but sadly the gameplay is completely pointless. Clumsy stealth sequences aside, what's left is some dumb brawling and unrewarding fitness. Better save the money and go back to enjoy Scofield & co. adventures where they belong, on your DVD player.

Agony is a mediocre survival horror: the dull gameplay and many controversial game design choices are the two elements responsible for this unexpected result.

A horror with a decent opening, and passive gameplay where you look at things a lot and play a lot less. The interesting story is not nearly enough for it to get passing marks, unfortunately.

While certainly useful as an Hokuto No Ken Compendium, Ken's Rage 2 is a repetitive, boring, and technically out-of-date game that demonstrates Koei's inability to evolve the basic musou formula. The gigantic campaign can't really be considered a good point when the gameplay that supports it is this bad.

The Waylanders is an old style RPG with a good setting, but it is penalized by bugs, errors and full of awful dialogue.

Inner Ashes is a peculiar game that tells the story of a man diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer. Despite the courage to embark on this journey, Calathea Studios effort ends here, with a game that looks like a walking simulator of ten years ago.

An unfortunate try with the Rabbids. Not enough bang for the bucks and not enough fun at all.

Unfortunately, Daydream: Forgotten Sorrow is not a good tribute to some more classic games, like Limbo or Little Nightmares, and fails to deliver a memorable adventure, feeling way more frustrating than it should.

Football Superstars, despite being fair as a free to play, is a really bad game that feels old and dated in every single aspect.

Wanda is a simple puzzle game, with an adventurous soul, that tells you the touching story of two small robots in a post-apocalyptic world. Unfortunately, the title is technically embarrassing, often boring and with a too slow storytelling that fails in reaching your heart. The music of the game is really great, but it's the only great aspect in a product with countless flaws.

In the end, Lord of Arcana becomes sadly boring and repetitive, due to some controls and balancing issue.

The experience offered by Ghrian does not convince, afflicted as it is by far too many problems.

The Padre has some interesting ideas, but they're undermined by a stiff gameplay and an art style that doesn't quite match the game's tone.

With better graphics, the addition of multiplayer and a less bland and soporific gameplay, Iron Sky: Invasion deserved a full sufficiency.

It's a lousy driving game, frustrating and with too many QTE, utterly spoiling the overall experience.

Filthy Lucre feels like a wasted opportunity: the seemingly good stealth mechanics in the end get ruined by an incredibly stupid AI and a bad combat system.

Calling is an interesting adventure in J-Horror style. There's atmosphere and some nice ideas, although the gameplay is sometimes missing something, and not every situation in the game feels impressive. Worth at least a try, if you're a big horror fan, but don't expect much.

The new maps aren’t half bad, but this DLC is plagued by glitches that ruin the experience. Definitely not worth your money, at least until they fix it.

Despite the interesting concept behind it, Sniper Ghost Warrior falls short on the expectations. Some of the missions are still funny, and being a sniper is surely one of the deepest dreams of every FPS fan, but a lack of overall quality, the complete absence of a decent storytelling and a lousy multiplayer don't make this game worth the while.

Disney Planes - The Video Game disappointed us as much as Disney Planes - The Movie, with a grossly inadequate graphics and uninspired and extremely repetitive gameplay.

A flawed Gears of War clone: mixes decent graphics with a repetitive gameplay. You're going to find a huge amount of better shooters for your PC out there.

Kings and Heroes has some good ideas, playing together is enjoyable in this MMORPG, but it has some real heavy problems.

A missed opportunity to bring a good third person tactical shooter to PSP. Ghost Recon Predator has a good structure but a bad enemy AI and an insufficient technical sector affects the overall product quality.

Synduality: Echo of Ada is a title that has potential but fails to fully express it. It’s a shooter with solid gunplay, but nothing more. The missions are repetitive, the equipment lacks variety, and the map feels underwhelming. The gameplay also becomes monotonous too quickly, in addition to being overly punitive. Items earned— even those tied to the deluxe edition or purchased (!)—are easily lost. A particularly bad choice was implementing microtransactions for in-game items that turn the game into a pay-to-win experience. We appreciate the option to launch cooperative missions, but it’s frustrating that you can only do so with random players; a simple matchmaking system with friends would have added extra value. Another downside is the storytelling, which is completely overshadowed by the gameplay, making the experience feel uninvolving. The game ultimately seems to cater only to those who enjoy jumping in occasionally for some virtual carnage rather than engaging with a deeper narrative or immersive world.

Predator: Hunting Grounds is, unfortunately, forgettable and despite being partly interesting when you get to play the Predator, it is plagued by some arguable design choices made by IllFonic.

Blade Kitten has an apt look and offers good platforming, but it suffers from repetitiveness and a marked lack of originality that should always be present in a good platform game.

Blade Kitten has an apt look and offers good platforming, but it suffers from repetitiveness and a marked lack of originality that should always be present in a good platform game.

The work done by Three One Zero is not very convincing: the good technical engine and suggestive setting stand next to a poor ludic experience. We only recommend Adr1ft to players looking for a purely visual experience.

Iron Man 2 is nothing more than another plain and worthless tie-in, suitable for the hardcore fans only.

Devil's Hunt is a train wreck: from the shallow and dull story to the technical flaws and imprecise combat system, the game looks like a product with a concept from twenty years ago.

Overkill’s The Walking Dead is nothing but a random zombie shooter.

Forward to the Sky is not suffering from huge problems and the puzzle-platform element is not even bad, especially in the fifth level with the rolling boulders. The fighting system, however, is terribly dull and low longevity is another flaw to be considered.

Gameplay is lame, the story feels boring after a couple of minutes, the characters just don't fit, bugs and lack of polish are everywhere. And it's a shame, because sometimes you can feel that TCC could've been a good title.

A un-needed version of the board game, with annoying sound and I.A. issues.

Rise of Rebellion comes off as an ambitious but still very raw and unfinished project, held back by technical issues and an overall lack of polish. The gap between the demo and the final release reveals flaws that are hard to ignore. Still, there's undeniable potential here, thanks to a combat system that introduces directional parries and dodges. With more development time, it could have truly shined in the soulslike landscape. As it stands, it's a missed opportunity for the genre's more demanding fans.

Unworthy of its own name, this game will tear your patience apart with a lot of glitches and a disturbing lack of polish in touch recognition and AI development. It's not worthy of your money or your time.

A un-needed version of the board game, with annoying sound and I.A. issues.

God of Rock has a fairly interesting concept, plus cool visuals and character designs, but it still fails to deliver due to a messy gameplay style.

Its good ideas are plagued by microtransactions and that's a shame. Lara deserves way better.

1348 Ex Voto isn’t a total disaster, because at several points it manages to show flashes of personality and a world that would have deserved to be explored with more solid tools. However, it’s hard to ignore the feeling that the project needed more time, more resources, and above all a more focused vision.

Theseus hides some good ideas, but boring and repetitive gameplay, along with an outdated technology and a questionable use of the PS VR, prevent it from being a good game.

Starship Corporation has some good ideas, in some parts works well, but it lacks of details and polishing.

A game that should've rested in peace with the good old Dreamcast.

We had high expectations for Monark, as some of the people who worked on it have given birth to some of the old Persona games, but we've come highly disappointed, due to absurd design choices and PS2 era graphics.

Depth is certainly a game with an interesting idea but developed in a rather rough manner, leaving more than a doubt not only on the production value but also on the idea of the asymmetric gameplay, which is apparently riding the wave of enthusiasm born with Evolve.

A game that should've rested in peace with the good old Dreamcast.

There's no winter without an unpolished winter-game, and here's another one. A true shame though, as this one seemed to have all the right qualities to stand out. Shame for the complete lack of polish and the lame control system.

Infinity Strash Dragon Quest The Adventure of Dai is a dull and repetitive action RPG with little to share with the Dragon Quest franchise, that just couples half of the story of the anime series with a very simple (and very boring) gameplay.

od of Word starts from interesting ideas but developers don't accomplish to solidify it in a proper way. Game mechanics are not as functional as they should be and the graphics are not really polished. The game doesn't seem like worth buying for several problems by the way the experiment of mixing two genres was interesting.

Theme Park offers a poor gaming experience due to a very linear gameplay.

Wooden Sen'sey looks like a game developed without infamy or praise, the developers where not able to give a clean cut to the product, which is a sum of various elements and no one stands out over the others. Wooden Sen'sey could also be appreciable, despite the flaws, but since platform games on Wii U e-shop are high level, you could buy better games at the same price. The comparison with other games of the same genre puts Wooden Sen'sey in serious disadvantage.

Another LOTR disappointing production. Bad graphics and low accurate motion control make it sadly boring to play. Better when shared with a friend, yet not worth the money.

An overall bad game that feels cheap in every part of it. When the matter comes to money it's a rip-off . Fun only in the first hour.

Even if it didn't want to become a new milestone in the action genre, Knights Contract had all the chances to be an entertaining game. Unfortunately many technical flaws kill the good gameplay and the enjoyable story.

Even if it didn't want to become a new milestone in the action genre, Knights Contract had all the chances to be an entertaining game. Unfortunately many technical flaws kill the good gameplay and the enjoyable story.

The extreme repetitiveness of the gameplay is the most obvious flaw of the entire production.