Thousands of hours of gameplay in a beautiful box full amenities, everything at the price of a single game. For the fans of the unforgettable saga created by Bethesda and for all those who haven't got to try the first few chapters, this title is the absolute best way to enjoy every piece of this brand.

Real World Racing is a nice but not exceptional top-down racing game with circuits made from satellite's maps; it's quite fun but fails to deliver it on the long run ending up boring quite soon.

KAMI turns out to be a simple and accessible title, featuring an interesting visual style. Despite its linear gameplay, this game will be able to entertain every type of player, from those who just want to enjoy a relaxing experience, to those who want to test their logic skills.

A little production that lacks on the narrative side, and with the impossibility to save the game. Anyway, the game can be considered interesting by some gamers that like cryptic and hermetic adventures.

Paranautical Activity is a game that tries to mix FPS and Rogue-like mechanics. There is a constant support from the developers, and the peculiar random maps give the game a potentially unlimited longevity. If this type of support will be maintained even after the official release, at the launch we will face a quality product that will do nothing but improve with time.

Through various levels, the game will be able to entertain us and make us think even for several minutes, leaving a certain degree of freedom of action. The great graphics are part of the experience and portray a world full of pitfalls, although the audio does not deserve the same praise.

Dogs Of War is a game with extremely deep gameplay mechanics, very well balanced maps and good character design. Graphics are pretty bad and music and sound effects are nothing special. Occasional crashes and matchmaking issues compromise the final result.

The Book of Legends is a classic retro J-RPG that proves itself to be long-lived, solid, interesting, full of things to do and with many characters and secrets to discover. On the other hand, it's a classical formula with very little new stuff. But that's not a big deal.

The game fails in almost every aspects: the races are quite boring, the events are utterly repetitive, there is no multiplayer and technical issues are always around the corner. If you want to drive a tractor in a videogame, you can actually find something better than this.

A nice and immediate dungeon crawler that also proves itself to be a challenging title. Featuring some great ideas and a 16-bit look, this game will please many nostalgics. At the same time, we've already seen this kind of games dozens of times.

Mechanic Escape is a 2D platform that knows how to tantalize the player with a good level of difficulty. Also, the price is very competitive and the fun is guaranteed.

You can think of Circuits as a good way to relax for a few minutes, perhaps after a particularly hard day. Given the low price offered on multiple platforms, it seems it is just not a bad deal.

Choosing a setting and a period so special for a small project like the one created by Max Games could've been a good idea. Nevertheless, Rot Gut is way too short and empty to be considered a good game.

Akane the Kunoichi knows how to celebrate classic games of nes/snes era, but the poorly told story and the clumsy controls make this game forgettable.

Nestalgia is an anachronistic MMORPG, an interesting experiment designed by a great and inspired indie team. Great for older NES-style fans, uninteresting for the youngest players. If you were born before 1989, you'll love it.

A funny game with cool graphics and a brilliant soundtrack, but unfortunately it will be over right when you are starting to like it.

Transformers: Age of Extinction is simply the latest tie-in game that uses the name of the movie without offering something really exciting and innovative. The game has a horrid gameplay and the in-app purchases are extremely annoying.

You Have to Win the Game is a wonderful tribute to the 8-bit age of videogames. A traditional retro-style 2D platformer oriented to exploration and backtracking, that turns a demanding challenge into his own distinctive sign. It will be loved from those gamers that were born in the 80’s.

We are sorry to use these words judging the work of others, but when it is the only thing to do, a good editor must do it. Don't buy this game. Instead, consider buying a bitter, cold and low-quality coffee: it's definitely a more intense experience than playing this.

4444 is the latest game developed by Cellar Ghost. The title is a simple and colorful puzzle game featuring a rather enjoyable but repetitive gameplay. Due to this aspect and despite the good quality of the product, the longevity is quite low compared to other similar apps.

Long Night: Alone I Break fails to scare the players and presents a shallow story, saved only by some good character background. We hope the next episodes will do better than this, otherwise this series will be doomed very quickly.

Bardadum is a really well made game. It dives into a very large and populated genre, but it is able to find its place. The dynamism of each level is great, and the game features a good number of puzzles to solve.

Claire is a tribute to the old survival horror games like Silent Hill: it succeeds to provide a spooky atmosphere and has an interesting story. Another success for indie developers.

Toast Time basically suffers of dynamics overly linked to chance, which is why the challenge could amuse during the first stages, but tends to soften quickly.

If you are looking for a textual adventure with superheroes and tricky villains, this game might be a good option. Otherwise, it could be a pretty plain experience.

Although it is not certain of a revolutionary product, the solid gameplay mechanics that underlie Wyv and Keep: The Temple of the Lost Idol make it an interesting title and able to offer the right level of challenge, even for the most experienced users.

Hero of Many lacks of substance and has a very limited gameplay. Often tedious and repetitive, the game cannot count only on its good graphical style and compelling music.

Ice Age Adventures is a title with an excellent potential, ruined by the presence of In-App purchases that in the long run proves to be very intrusive. Without putting hands in your pockets, you need endless minutes of waiting that are going going to ruin an otherwise enjoyable game.

This is definitely a great fighting game, worthy to be known and enjoyable by everyone, but probably if you are fans of the genre you might have already tried it in one of its many incarnations.

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.

This product by Ubisoft can not exempt itself from the chronic defects of many free-to-play titles, with intrusive in-app purchases and long waits that wear out the whole game experience.

Rugby 15 is not the game the rugby enthusiasts were waiting for: it has poor graphics, a gameplay with some flaws, and no multiplayer.

PES 2015 is a complete, competitive and good game with a valid gameplay, great Fox Engine and, sadly, very big issues in the online multiplayer. Konami wasted maybe too much time before revolutionizing its brand, but finally they are on the right path, leaving its signature on this gen and winking to the next one. At the end, PES can entertain the players, and that's the most important thing after all.

Fairly easy, short-lived, graphically dull and with an absurd control system, the game will be able to find some supporters only among fans of rogue like genre, but it is too anonymous to meet the preferences of all other players.

The less we say about Club manager 2015, the better it is: avoid this buggy mess at all costs, even if you've already played Football Manager for hundreds of hours.

If you can't help but staying for a few days without a game like Final Fantasy Tactics or Disgaea, Rime Berta could be fun (at times). Otherwise, don't play this game.

A well-made representative of the virtually disappeared combat arcade racing games genre, offers a compelling gameplay and a well-structured progression system. Things already available in the previous free-to-play version apart from the career mode that, ultimately, doesn't add much to the whole experience.

A title that fails to make the old style such an element of charm to capture for more than a few hours. This despite the presence of interesting features, because of a too chaotic gameplay without adequate attention to details.

The Sheltered has a good narrative, though the gameplay lacks of depth. Still, if you are looking for a 2D adventure that relies on exploration, it may be worth a try.

The Guilt and the Shadow has a good soundtrack, a decent story and some good artistic experimentation, but it offers only one (scarce) hour of really soporific gameplay.

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.

Gear Up is a funny game, with some problems with controls (using both keyboard or pad), useful to entertain groups of friends without any need to have high-performing PCs, starting maybe with the free-to-play version and decide later if basic or premium pack are worth it.

Trapped Dead: Lockdown is a hack'n'slash with good and bad points, in almost equal measure. We've appreciated its atmosphere taken from horror z-movies, the variety of characters, the discreet loot and the co-op online, if you ever manage to find mates to play with.

If you like Zelda, Metroid or platform games, then probably you will love Finding Teddy 2, despite a very long and slow start, and the lack of explanations and indications throughout the entire game.

Metal Slug Defense is the classic cute and flirty game ruined by a really sneaky in-app-purchase system, made even more unpleasant than the previous mobile version of the game.

Home is Where One Starts... is a beautiful story about lost childhood, rural America's broken home and the importance of memory. But is also another good example of what ambient narrative can do.

We like arcade games, and Sparkle Unleashed could have been included in this category, except that it is a bad way of understanding the concept, with poor graphics quality and a simplified gameplay.

The creator of this game claims he was inspired by Stephen King's The Dark Tower, but the references to the work of King are so weak as to be almost negligible.

Strife starts with an interesting approach to its single-player element, but in the end it remains a simplistic MOBA, that cannot really stand out. Its best elements are those that break the common mold of the genre, but those are not nearly enough.

It's a hard game, and one that mixes rpg and rts elements with the basics of text based adventures. Definitely a well constructed mix of elements, that weakens mostly due to the forgettable storyline.

It's an interesting and experimental game that does what it has to do but is technically unsatisfying, has no real moments of brilliance, and whose difficulty level is pretty unbalanced. The price tag is low enough to make it worthwhile for some.

A brilliant procedural shooter with amazing replayability that has an high challenge level and requires quite a lot of skill to be appreciated. Considering the low price, there's really not much to complain about. It's pretty classical when it comes to gameplay, but the variety of the bosses and the weapons keep the experience fresh, fight after fight.

The similarities with Limbo are definitely there, with less visual poetry and more variety. Toby is a good puzzle-platform, with a good challenge level and solid gameplay. Play it, it deserves your attention, even if it’s not the most original thing in the world.

The fact that this thing exists is almost an offense for those who can really program horror games. Nothing to see here, just turn around.

It's a broken clone of Five Nights at Freddy's. Really, there's not much more to say on the matter. Avoid it.

The Imperial City experiment didn’t work out as intended, and was abandoned. It’s not the case with Orsinium, definitely a well made DLC with a lot of PVE content. Its biggest merit? You can play it at any level, and have some fun even without reaching the cap. The bad? A bunch of bugs and glitches, lack of originality, and the Maelstrom Arena. Let’s hope Zenimax will be a bit bolder with DLCs in the future. For now, it’s all good.

It’s an old game, that arrived on Steam lately and whose community has shrunk quite a lot. Still, even with its technical shortcomings and age, it remains one of the best driving simulators out there.

This strange “Bomberman-like” game, captivated us. It’s chaotic, colorful and fun, especially when played with friends. Unfortunately, some matchmaking problems and a repetitive structure doom it to the “could-have-been-better” limbo.

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.

Bad gameplay and not-so-inspired art direction make this platform a forgettable one. There’s definitely a lot of better stuff out there, trust us.

It is definitely cute, and has some good qualities, but not enough to be truly worth it, due to plain gameplay mechanics and level design. If you want some challenge or a varied and surprising experience, this is not for you.

Clearly inspired by The Binding of Isaac in some aspects, it forms its own personality by leaning on the solid basics of roguelike platform games. It is unfortunately plagued by some technical problems. Considering the high level of the competition, that stuff matters.

An interesting strategy game that wastes its potential with some simplistic mechanics and strange game design choices.

Tower defense aficionados will definitely like this game. It has a unique (but intuitive) control system and a deep strategy element. It’s even fun in multiplayer, thus making originality and lack of modes its only weakness. It’s a significant weakness, though.

A decent beat em up, with interesting power ups. Don’t expect anything more, nor a great challenge. After about 1 hour and a half you’ll have seen everything it has to offer.

Definitely not the greatest sports management game around. Not even close. But it’s more than enough for basket fans, mostly due to its extensive database and the passionate community (that already resolved the “lack of licenses” problem). There’s still a lot of work to be done on actual matches in the game, that’s a given.

A quintessential experience for point and click adventure lovers. Deponia is an old school game with brilliant humor and smart puzzles, that anyone should try.

A mediocre puzzle game. There are definitely some original ideas in there, but they’re not nearly enough to cover for a bland gameplay and the lack of content. It could grow in the future, due to its peculiar nature and the strong dependence on community-made content, but we wouldn’t bet on it.

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A devilishly hard puzzle game disguised as a casual game. It’s pretty basic, both in mechanics and graphics, but might be fun for Rubik cube lovers and puzzle aficionados.

A strong hybrid between a 2D platform and a puzzle game, with an amazing amount of solutions and intelligent boss fights. It’s an old game, and it shows even in this new edition, but it’s still a pretty good title.

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.

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

A nice strategic game, with a challenging gameplay and a pleasant narrative. The control system is a bit sloppy, but the overall experience is worth the price.

Power & Revolution, also known as Geo-Political Simulator 4, is a unique game that allows the player to be the head of state of one of more than 150 countries. Unfortunately, like the previous versions, it has an awkward interface and has many bugs.

Apocalypse is a classic and funny beat'em up where "sexual humorism" and absurdities will put a smile on player's face.

EPΘCH manages to combine mechanics belonging to different genres, creating an extremely functional result, partially ruined by some problems.

Star Wars Battlefront: Bespin DLC presents five huge new maps, Lando Calrissian and Dengar as new heroes, a few new starcards and a brand new mode. In short, Bespin is a barely satisfactory DLC pack that really only serves to add something more to play, before the next big DLCs coming in autumn.

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

A solid and historically accurate wargame made by Ageod based on the Thirty Years' War, that allows players to assume the roles of the most famous generals. Unfortunately, the graphics engine must be changed.

Cosmic Leap is a little game that tries to be more than what it truly is. The challenges are well-designed, but the awful controls cause a lot of frustration.

The game has a lovely graphic and tons of customization, but it falls short on the gameplay side. The control system is problematic too, as well as the career mode, which is a bit boring.

It would have been a pretty good arcade game, but it lacks variety. The level of difficulty is extremely low in single player, whilst the multiplayer seems to be almost empty.

The Incredible Baron is a fresh and funny title. A fast and easy tower defense, without many tactical elements, but with a bunch of really nice creatures and an enjoyable story. An appreciable game that will provide you few hours of fun, if you are not scared of doing always same things again and again.

An original and truly difficult game, that gives its best if played with a friend through the local co-op. However, the game can still be played and enjoyed in single player, but the lack of a partner may bring a certain frustration and a sense of repetitiveness.

Metroid Prime: Blast Ball is not only a marketing operation, It's a funny Rocket League-like with a solid gameplay and a good multiplayer.

A challenging mix between a platform and a puzzle game, with a good level design; the chance to have complete control on the rotation of the camera is interesting, but the control system is rather tricky.

Awesomenauts: Overdrive adds some awesome characters to the already good roster. The heroes are maybe too much powerful compared to the old characters, but we think they'll be probably balanced in the future. The Starstorm map is very good: teleports are a nice idea that makes the gameplay more tactical and fast. Spend your money if you like the game, but take into account that the price is not so cheap if compared to the original title.

Space Rogue is a not so original game. It is not innovating and is surely polished and well done, takes a lot from Faster than light adding some few elements to make itself different.

Replica is an interesting indie game, built over the idea of searching terroristic proofs in someone else phone, under the orders of a totalitarian government agency. While the plot is well written, and the setting is peculiar, graphically the game is really poor and the gameplay suffers a lot for the simplification of the game structure. In the end, it is a title just for people that like well written adventures, and that are able to accept a lot of limitations about all other features.

The last episode of Sorcery! reveals itself as a challenging and tough adventure, full of traps and puzzles. It will force the player to use magic in many occasion, and it will show a new and less friendly rewind system.

The Voice of Freedom tells the story of Benjamin Walker right before his arrival in Philadelphia. It lasts two hours and has a good pace, but it maintains quite the same frame rate problems seen in Homefront: The Revolution.

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.

Uninteresting plot and characters seem the smallest of problems when you compare it to the devastating motion-sickness the game causes and its convoluted control-scheme. The high price tag is just the final nail in the coffin.

Ara Fell is like a fairy tale. Its lovely settings and charismatic characters will catch the player following the main quest, or just facing the bosses with uncommon strategy. And it's really too bad that all of this nice work matches with a poor attention to detail, like troublesome bug, which ruins the entire experience.

WARSHIFT is a strange creature, half RTS and half TPS, made only by one person, Cyril Megem. The mix works well but neither the strategy nor the shooting sections are perfect.

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

A pleasant and immediate experience, enjoyable with a VR headset but also in a more traditional way. The game does not deliver a real challenge, but it want to represent a way to relax, and enjoy the beautiful landscapes included in the four levels. If you are looking for a game that reveals itself as frantic and adrenalinic, Lantern is not your pick. However, if you want to explore a pleasant and quiet world, it might be just what you are looking for.