Transformers 3 feels like a ripped version of War for Cybertron.

Repetitive and featuring really awkward controls, it's not a total disaster only thanks to a narrative greater than expected, and a setting that automatically fascinates anyone with a nerdy heart.

WWE 2K15 is a technical step forward, but falls short of the expectations due to some uncautios changes to the gameplay. We knew it would've been a chapter of transition, but its failings are too many and make it even worse than some of its most recent predecessors.

After the first enjoyable DLC, Gearbox tries a new way to entertain the growing public of its interesting shooter. The horde idea is old enough, but it still works and provides a compelling experience, enhanced by some nice small ideas, like random rules. Sadly there's no real reward, and reward is everything Borderland's about; although sometimes fun to play, this neverending massacre betrays the spirit of the original game.

Theseus hides some good ideas, but boring and repetitive gameplay, along with an outdated technology and a questionable use of the PS VR, prevent it from being a good game.

Jump Force is a game full of good intentions; their execution, however, is heavily flawed.

Velvet Assassin delivers a fresh point of view on the Second World War scenario, providing the player with more intense and human aspects than the average shooter. Sadly, the stealth gameplay is split between great level design and lousy A.I, while the overall experience feels a little bit too linear. Disappointing, since a deeper testing could've made a great game of this interesting concept.

Earthlock: Festival of Magic is a cute JRPG inspired by a bunch of very old-school mechanics, but that fails in delivering a satisfying experience.

It would have delivered a far more solid experience, but the same old gameplay and bugs didn't make it get to the point.

Untamed Tactics shows some good ideas, but it lacks depth and is never able to fully deliver on its premise.

Quotation forthcoming.

Tintin is a tie-in platform that follows the adventures of the French journalist. The formula sits in a dangerous middle: platforming is complex even for the more experienced players, but the enemies don't have a well crafted AI, resulting in a mixed experience, not fully suitable neither for the younger players nor for the hardcore market.

MySims Party extends the Wii party game choice. Fun if played with three other friends, it gets boring in Single Player. MySims Party is one of the best party games around, but it doesn’t introduce innovation like Wario Ware and, and it’s not funny like Rayman Raving Rabbids. Recommended only for those who can’t live without party games.

Farming Simulator 23 has many options for arable and farming to discover everywhere. It is a good simulation game, but it comes with a lot of technical compromises and it's way more similar to its Nintendo Switch predecessor than we hoped.

An unfair business model sucks out all the enjoyment that Pokemon Shuffle can grant if played in very short bursts.

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.

The main problem with Hardware Rivals is variety. It’s a simple game with accessible gameplay, but it gets unfortunately boring pretty fast.

Deadly Premonition is worth the wait for the fans of the first chapter, but it's an overall worst game than that one was and it still retains many of the original problems, such as a weak technical and clunky gameplay.

Ary and the Secret of Seasons is perfect for the old platformer and The Legend of Zelda lovers, but it's literally devastated by technical problems, from tearing to cluncky controls.

Drawn to Death is a fast-paced arena third person shooter from David Jaffe. It has charisma, a great concept and loves to make players remember how '90 shooters were great.

Simple and exhilarating, Kung Fu High Impact is going to be the king for some Kung-Funny nights.

Perception starts with good ideas, but fails to build a really original game around them. The atmosphere is good during the initial minutes, but it feels like a guided walking simulator without real scares.

Old Time Hockey is not a game we'd suggest for your own game library. The controls are cumbersome and the AI is not good enough. By the way, the OST is great.

A classic survival horror with clear pros and cons. The game delivers good levels of tension, different types of enemies, good visuals and sounds. Still, some gameplay choices do not feel so right, while the PC version shows some technical flaws. All in all, a pretty decent product first survival game.

Despite decent graphics and some funny game modes, Vancouver 2010 suffers from the complete lack of a career mode, which makes it feel like a mere succession of events, without any progression to be had. Fans of this kind of production will find some good gameplay elements, while players used to bigger and better game dedicated to the single sports should stick to those.

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.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III is an incredibly tired game. The series had already experienced moments of fatigue before, managing to reinvent and renew itself, but never before it has the been so palpable. This year, nothing manages to save the package offered by Sledgehammer Games: a dull and uninspired propagandistic campaign is accompanied by a multiplayer that, while enjoyable, just recycles previously seen content, and a zombie mode that is more lackluster than ever. The series urgently needs to cut ties with its recent past and to regain vital momentum because, the free fall has been ongoing for some time now – and it shows no sign of stopping.

If you are already tired of Mario Kart 8 and you are searching for a game, I advise any other game on the Wii U but this. Super Toy Cars is incomplete, bugged and a patience-drainer. Poorly designed and optimized, you can buy this game only if hardcore fans of MicroMachines or Re-Volt and you can't play them on the original console or with an emulator. Otherwise you can put your money safely on the next Mario Kart 8 DLCs.