X-Men Origins: Wolverine is a tin-pot tie-in. Bad graphics quality and repetitive gameplay doesn't help it to become a must buy. Only for Wolverine true fans.

#KILLALLZOMBIES is not very convincing, being an extremely limited shoot 'em up with clear balancing problems and poor contents. We only recommend the game to isometrically scrolling shooter’s enthusiasts.

A really repetitive gameplay experience, with poor AI and too much linear combat mechanics.

Dreamcast fan would be honestly sad about this compilation, once again SEGA puts a couple of game released everywhere, lastly on XBLA and PSN, such as Sonic and Crazy Taxi. There are a lot of old SEGA IPs to rediscover but it seems that it's never going to happen.

Overall a bad game. No pleasure at all in playing it even if you're a huge fan of space RTS.

Black Clover: Quartet Knights is a lost occasion. A good plot and an intuitive gameplay fight with few contents and a not so interesting gameplay. As usual, a game that fits the need of the fan, without being attractive for other players.

It's just an uninspired collection of minigames, not enough to justify the price and to meet the expectations. Suited just for kids, better with a bargain price.

THere are some good ideas in this RTS experiment, especially in the calm before the storm. When the battle start though, you'll feel how unpolished the gameplay really is. A true shame, especially for the bad use of this important license.

Adam's Quest Origins is a bad adventure game and a barely good puzzle game. The environments looks good to watch but tearing everywhere and a lot of others technical problem make it not very good to play.

Splinter Cell 3D is one of the worst 3DS titles to date. No addition, no real innovations, poor A.I. and a terrible in game camera: 3D effects cannot save it from complete failure.

Unworthy of its own name, this game will tear your patience apart with a lot of glitches and a disturbing lack of polish in touch recognition and AI development. It's not worthy of your money or your time.

Clumsy controls, a boring story full of cliches, continuous loading times make Ragnarok DS sink in the ocean of quality JRPGs available for Nintendo DS.

There's no winter without an unpolished winter-game, and here's another one. A true shame though, as this one seemed to have all the right qualities to stand out. Shame for the complete lack of polish and the lame control system.

Kill Strain is a multiplayer arena with a peculiar asymmetric formula; even if this type of team play is pretty original, it cannot guarantee a perfect balance and it also inappropriate for a competitive ambience. The game is free but prepare yourself to farm for a long time if you want to unlock all the characters.

Necromunda: Underhive Wars is a tactical RPG set in the Warhammer 40K universe, but unfortunately it doesn't share much with the quality of the board game.

Without narrative hooks, valuable prizes and more diverse in-game situations, Has been heroes overstays its welcome after just a couple of hours, also let down by horrible difficulty spikes and an unfairly procedurally-generated maps. Try it again, Frozenbyte.

The Rabbids are a guarantee and the fun with them is assured, but Rabbids Invasion simply does everything wrong, making a journey with a bunch of funny bunnies something extremely boring.

Fallout 76 is an evolving game, and we've no doubt it'll become better with time, but for now this is not what we were expecting. The multiplayer idea behind the game is somehow interesting, but technically the game is terrible and gameplay talking is clumsy.

In the end, Lord of Arcana becomes sadly boring and repetitive, due to some controls and balancing issue.

Bodycount has too many flaws to emerge in such a competitive market. Poor AI, unpolished and uninspired graphics and many issues with the ironsight definitely sink the boat.

A bad port for a game that simply didn't work on home consoles. Still waiting for a real Halo.

Ugly graphics and bad gameplay totally ruined a good concept. Despite this we recommend you try Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard because it’s a funny game based on a histrionic character that will make everyone laugh all the time.

If you have ever wanted to discover an alien planet and get to practice your survival skill, with Eden Tomorrow you need only the game and a Playstation VR. There are, however, between them too many dialogues with your robot partner and weak narrative.

Hidden Dragon Legend tries to do more than it can truly do. The combat system is deep but with too many problems, many game sections are frustrating and the game has overall bad animations.

A funny game spoiled by the controls: the software is not polished enoguh to let Kinect catch all of your movements, resulting in a sometimes frustrating experience.

Zexal Duel Carnival does nothing to welcome new players, overwhelming them with 6000 different cards and no explanation of the rules whatsoever. It deserves a possibility only for the die-hard fans of Yu-Gi-Oh!

Escape Dead Island had several interesting things to say. Cel-shading, mix of action and stealth with third person view and an island to explore, but in the end this Dead Island spin-off is repetitive and has many bugs and graphic glitches.

Quotation forthcoming.