It's not the best fitness game out there, yet it delivers some interesting exercises, and Kinect undoubtedly makes it funnier.

Virtua Tennis 4, despite some new features and an entertaining new career mode, doesn't do enough to renovate the franchise.

Minor improvements, and finally a good track editor enters the series, but there's not true innovation from the previous MXGP.

Yomawari: Night Alone is a "cute survival horror" with a classic structure, a little bit of backtracking and a helpless character that must overcome her fears. Despite the unique design, it has some frustrating moments and a weak plot.

It's full of bright ideas, and had some amazing potential, but the unripe Dungeon Master Mode will need the community and some continued support from the developers to truly shine. What remains is a solid adventure, that could have been better, but it's still satisfying for rpg fans.

To End All Wars is a really interesting game, which allows us to experience first hand one of the greatest wars that have marked the history of our planet. The historical accuracy and the complexity of the title are overshadowing the low amount of playable campaigns, and make it particularly interesting for fans of the genre.

Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 is a good experiment by CI Games, to set his famous brand in an open-world structure. Gameplay and the managing of the items are good, but the AI makes the experience less than it could be. Instead, the map is pretty good and the variety of the quests too, mixed with some problems about texture that put the graphical level in a medium category. Suggested for those who love snipes games and the brand.

Resident Evil: Survival Unit is an intriguing experiment, a title that tries to bring the soul of the horror saga to mobile without completely betraying its spirit, but inevitably pays the price for the compromises imposed by the free-to-play format. Between well-crafted real-time battles and a base management system that risks becoming repetitive, the game constantly swings between enjoyable moments and long periods of waiting or microtransactions.

Every great adventure starts with a simple step, this one is pretty good.

Call of Duty Classic is recommended to all who love the series and they want to know its roots. Good gameplay mechanics and an engaging story make this game still enjoyable in 2009.

Full of good ideas, that's a given. Unfortunately, most of them are lost in a miscalculated open world structure, and a bloated, badly written story. It's still a decent jrpg, mostly due to its gameplay and interesting formula, but if you consider that there's a "Final Fantasy" in the title, being "decent" is really nothing to be happy about.

The Legend of Kage 2 starts at the point the first game left us 24 years ago. The choice of sticking to the origins of series could convince new users to try the game, but old time players could be disappointed. It's fun, but you have to be a real fan of two-dimensional-action game to decide to buy it.

War of the Roses tries to recreate the historical period of Medio Evo as it really was, but the poor game modes limit the experience.

Clearly a transition chapter in the Codemasters series, and unfortunately not an amazingly crafted one. It simulates the recent changes in the sport successfully, but fails when it comes to content and novelty.

The tactical approach is smart and well balanced, but we wished for more contents and modes.

Serious Sam perfectly fits in the run'n'gun genre and the weapons connection system is great, but the game is way too short. Action is generally good, with a nice atmosphere, even though some enemies are not so cool.

A good debut for this young software house. Even with their limited budget, they were able to create a fun beat em up, with a convincing combat system. A bland level design and a repetitive structure are the problems that keep this game on the ground.

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.

Even a lame porting doesn't make the God of War Collection a bad game: it certainly is better on your sofa and your TV, but if you really can't resist without Kratos, this is a suitable solution on the go. Just don't expect the same audio-video fidelity from this version.

If you are looking for some relaxing gameplay, Cuddly Forest Friends has got what it's needed, both for children and adults.

A delightful take to the stories of all the dogs that are in the history of the conquest of Space.

Tsukigime Ranko's Longest Day does not reach the sufficiency, but the package comes with four short movies that reach a real peak of excellence. However, given the quality and the quantity of the release, the launch price seems to be way too expensive.

A lazy version of two exceptional titles. The insufficient level of the remastered fights with the extremely high value of the content.

Dragon Ball Legends is a fine fighting game for mobile devices inspired by the legendary manga.

Little Big Workshop is stuck in the middle, it is a good factory simulator, but it lacks depth.

Sonic Forces stands side by side with the best 3D Sonic games. It provides plenty of good feelings and a few very bad ones, but it's an honest game, and you should trust the Sonic Team this time.

The game is goo, but there are too many similarities with the previous installment of the series, and almost all in a negative sense, as neither the combat system, nor the AI ​​have seen some improvements.

Empires Apart is a solid old-school RTS with some innovations, with a focus on the multiplayer side.