Fortune street is a good board game back in its digital version. If you are a fan of this kind will be enthralled by its extreme flexibility, provided if you have a large number of friends to play with.

There's both a lot of JRPG and a lot of dating sims better than Conception II out there, especially on PSVita and 3DS, but if you want a taste of both genres in a single game, this is the way to go.

Windjammers 2 feels more like a "more of the same" than it should.

Infinite Crisis is a nice MOBA game who can count on the greatest license, with some of the most famous Super Heroes and Villains in the world, despite its gameplay user friendly and so less competitive and tactical. Infinite Crisis isn't the best game ever for competitive players, but it's the best choice for the players who love DC Comic books and now they have a funny way to play their beloved characters.

Near Death is a simple game revolving around survival and the smart use of the crafting system. You won't find any monsters or humans in it: the only enemy is the cold of Antarctica.

A nice first try by Sony to compete with Nintendogs in a different way: it's a shame that the dubbing is awful and there's way too much repetition involved, especially in the first few hours, but young dog lovers should give it a try.

Not as good as its DS predecessor, Picross E still provides a challenging and complete experience at a budget price, which makes it an interesting product for whoever feels like challenging his own logic skills.

A fun new version of the OlliOlli games, but not without problems.

Not a perfect point-and-click adventure, Chronicle of Innsmouth is a strange creature that mix the typical humor of LucasArts with the dark and rotten atmosphere of H.P. Lovecraft.

Focus Home Interactive and Frogwares want to offer something original, but unfortunately The Testament of Sherlock Holmes is afflicted by a variety of technical issues.

Better than the 3DS version, but definitely bland if compared to the home versions: PS vita deserves more.

The space adventure of The Long Journey Home is hard, a journey into the galaxies that requires a lot of patience. Not a bad game, but not for everyone.

Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st] proposes a solid and not prohibitive combat system. Thanks to the matchmaking, and stability problems that we found during online matches and also to the not so high quality of all the game modes, we can say that Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st] is a step below the other Arc System works’ productions.

It's a nice title, and probably it's the Freemium formula that spoils the fun after a while. Worth a good try anyway.

Batman: The Brave and The Bold is a comic and cartoon-based game for Nintendo Wii. It features a vintage style that perfectly fits the spirit of the old-style Dark Knight, but the gameplay lacks in variety and depth.

It's accessible to everyone and sometimes quite funny, sadly not all the minigames have the same verve.

All the settings are beautifully reproduced, but this is not enough, only a new mode is added, and the design of the maps is too linear. By the way, you can fight with Chewie and for most of you this is enough to buy the game.

The Witcher Adventure Game is a board game that manages to offer something new in the fantasy world of Geralt, as long as you like shifts, dice, cards to draw from the deck, contingencies and many texts to read.

It tries to blend MMO and TPS, without much success.

It is a pity: Contrast can count on a good story, an amazing setting, and some good 2D platform sessions, but lacks on puzzles, length and variety; all in all that situation delivers a certain sense of boring.

The game has some good cooperative mechanics and well designed puzzles, but fails to recreate the atmosphere it wants to borrow.

A bit messy and not deep enough, Revenants feels like a missed chance for Fallen Legion, but the plot and its characters are intriguing.

Star Trek Online is a good game. The battles between the ships can make the joy of the fans, but also to other players might like. The part about the planets , however, will completely disappoint both for the behavior of our comrades who are not always up to their task. Recommended only to fans of the franchise, and those who are willing to forgive these flaws.

It's a very easy and sometimes arcade-ish game, it really doesn't have what it takes to simulate such a thrilling driving experience.

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.

It's a very easy and sometimes arcade-ish game, it really doesn't have what it takes to simulate such a thrilling driving experience.

Technically prehistorical, SBK Generations offers solid gameplay but no novelties whatsoever, which means it mantains all the flaws of its predecessors.

The hero is a lot of fun, the setting is interesting and gameplay is somehow original. A shame for all the repetitiviness and the annoying controls.