Micro Machines are back and Codemasters has now opened a new way for the series with the introduction of the competitive mode. With its unique style, the series is never growing old and this new game could be your perfect choice for the summer.

This gore fest is totally spoiled by bad level design, lame AI and frustrating controls.

An overall boring experience is partially saved by the arcade games collection included.

Crazy and fun, Rustler may feel a bit outdated in some design choices, but you must absolutely give it a try.

With a higher budget Mars: War Logs might have become a completely different action-RPG, but even so, despite the many limitations and considering the budget price, the final result is more than satisfactory.

Warcraft III: Reforged is still one of the best RTS ever made, but it's also one of the worst remakes we have seen.

A bad A.I. will keep most of the Formula 1 fans away from an, otherwise, discrete game.

Rogue Trooper was an anonymous third person shooter back in 2006 and it still is today. Even if the game is visually good, especially compared to the original release, the game really shows its age gameplay-wise.

So many good ideas, wasted. Even the title itself sounds preposterous, as the main character doesn't seem to fear water at all. Hydroengine will maybe become a standard one day, but surely not this time, as this action/stealth/platform formula doesn't deliver at all.

Quotation forthcoming.

This tie-in from the Vanguard Animation movie is a basic platformer, clearly inspired by Mario and Sonic. Not really innovative, but nonetheless could be fun for the youngest ones.

It's far from flawless, but a step forward when compared to the prequel:a good experience for every Naruto fan, innovative and fun.

Rio is a bad tie in, just a monotonous musical game.

Face Noir is a decent adventure game that suffers, however, obvious limitations in the technical sector and in some questionable choices.

A good step in the right direction for the series and definitely a more accessible game than its direct rival, but there's still a lot to be done to reach those levels.

A Knight's Quest is very far from the games it takes inspiration from, lacks of personality and presents some combat system issues and bugs. Give it a try only if you are an hardcore fan of The Legend of Zelda series.

A very easy RTS, better if enjoyed in multiplayer matches.

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

Simple but genuinely fun, Fairune is one of those titles that are meant to be played all in one go during a rainy day. It's able to arouse attention and curiosity while maintaining undeniably a low profile.

Necropolis is made by a 50% of roguelike and by a 50% of Soulslike, but the mix doesn't work very well and fails in some core crucial areas, like the combat system and the AI.

It really is a pity that Chase: Cold Case Investigations didn't have the budget needed to make it stand out, or, at least, to make it as good as Cing's two DS adventures. Instead, what we have here is a very short and simple game, whose gameplay, number of locations and variety are somewhat too limited to make it worthwhile.

Super Lucky's Tale is a classic platform with some problems like the impossibility to control the camera at 360° and some imprecision during the jumps.

Keepers of the Void adds nothing but four challenging boss fight and a very good armour to the base game, so think about buying it if this is enough for you. Just don't expect nothing more story and gameplay-wise.

UFO Robot Grendizer: The Feast of the Wolves is 100% pure nostalgia for all those born and raised in the 1970s and 1980s. Unfortunately, pad in hand, the game is mediocre, between technical problems and a gameplay redundancy.

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.

If you are looking for a decent arcade, you could give it a chance, but it's still an unfinished game.

Sonic Lost World is a fun and easy experience, with a good level design and an excellent attention to detail. This is one of the best portable Sonic games since the times of the unlucky Neo Geo Pocket.

A half-baked story, which lacks rhythm, and too much fanservice keep Our World is ended from the elite of the best visual novels available in the west. Still, a somewhat different choice for the hardcore fans.