Mario & Sonic 2012 it's just a simple update of the previous year. Too easy and sometimes boring.

Nintendo simply has already provided us better minigames collections.

Ice Age Adventures is a title with an excellent potential, ruined by the presence of In-App purchases that in the long run proves to be very intrusive. Without putting hands in your pockets, you need endless minutes of waiting that are going going to ruin an otherwise enjoyable game.

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

It could be far more engaging with these premises, and the good cards that the game has could have been played in a better way.

Defence Technica is a very difficult old school game able to entertain tower defence lovers. It was presented as the `next big thing` in his genre, but at the end of the day, it doesn't invent anything.

A funny title as usual, but the choice to use Wii Remote for Motion Play only is unexplainable.

Dead or Alive Paradise is basically Extreme 2 ported to Xbox 360 without any improvements, and some features entirely cut off, like the scooter mini-game. The activities are few, poor in gameplay and boring after a (little) while. Interesting (for some) could be the collection of erotic videos and bikinis, but the user's entertainment will anyway collapse way too early. Only for the greatest fans of the franchise.

Suicide Squad is a flawed game, a partial disaster for every Batman fan and for anyone who doesn't digest the Game as a Service (GaaS) structure that Kill the Justice League imposes.

Investigation is sometimes good, but this kind of game sits better in a browser than it does on a home console.

The game faithfully follows the story told in the movie and is introduced with brief clips from it. Of course you interpret Astro, which gradually being made aware of its powers to address the various levels of play.

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D'S TAG FORCE 4 is a game that you love or hate. Quibble about the validity of its gameplay does not seem particularly constructive because, as repeatedly reported in the review is to be understood as a niche title, inappropriate, hit and run as a hobby, but able to absorb more patients and more stubborn. Instead, what we wish to emphasize is that now the series needs a good modernize both the graphical and sound is primarily through a component that involves adventure and fun outside of duels and challenges. True fans will not be disappointed, for all the others should look elsewhere.

Playing this game you can feel the love the devs have for the original movie, and this is the only thing that saves it from total mayhem. There's some good deja vus here and there, but the gameplay and the graphics are definitely too rough to satisfy.

Saints Row: The Third Full Package Edition is tough to recommend. The game shows its age and the gameplay doesn't hold up in a world that has seen the release of games such as Red Dead Redemption, GTA VI and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Indiana Jones and The Staff of Kings could entertain the true fans of the archeologist but gameplay is a little boring, repetitive and linear too, and we can’t suggest the last work to advise us from this effort made in Lucas Art to anyone.

Akane the Kunoichi knows how to celebrate classic games of nes/snes era, but the poorly told story and the clumsy controls make this game forgettable.

Empathy: Path of Whispers has a barely good story, but the lack of gameplay is something really unforgettable.

A particularly repetitive gameplay that fails to innovate and remains very similar to that of the first chapter will be appreciated by fans of the historical series, but it will definitely be frowned upon by those who have not particularly loved the first Crusader.

Naruto Blazing is probably more an app than a real videogame. its combat system turn-based is completely focused on positioning and combos. However, this doesn't give the players a nice tactics system, more casual than it should be. By the way, fans of the manga or the animated series could really enjoy it... just probably for a while.

God of War: Sons of Sparta isn’t a terrible game, but it’s not a more than acceptable game either. It simply sits somewhere in the middle. It’s a spin-off wedged into a series that is too big, too important, and too imposing to afford any missteps. Even back in the days of Ascension, widely considered the weakest entry in the entire saga, Santa Monica Studio made sure to follow a set of guidelines that would still guarantee an epic experience.

Neverout is a very basic puzzle game, too much. The basic idea is appreciable, but there are no great ideas and the variety is reduced to the bone.

Frantics it's a funny party game for a little while, but the fun won't last so long.

If you are a simulation fan, then Heroes Over Europe is definitely not for you. However, if just like to have fun with a decent action game, you will be happily surprised as the use of bullet time and the breathtaking challenges hundreds of meters in height will be almost worth the while.

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.

Like the previous chapter, we don't think that The Witch and The Hundred Knight 2 is a bad title, but it isn't an excellent one either, remaining sufficient. If you liked the previous game, you can easily enjoy the sequel, otherwise this won't make you change your mind.

An original indie title with a fun and simple gameplay, which unfortunately suffers from its multiplayer-only nature.

Blood, zombies and blasphemy are a great starting point, but alone are not sufficient to raise Fist of Jesus to the honors of the critics. Too weird to please the mass audience, it's probably dull in the eyes of the fans of the short film that inspired it.

Dedede’s Drum Dash Deluxe works quite well as a pastime, but its simplistic formula and a very short duration prevent us from recommending the game to those who aren’t addicted to Kirby’s universe.