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

The Coma: Recut is full of cliches. If you've already played White Day, you can imagine what kind of survival horror it is: you'll find an annoying killer that will follow you throughout the game, you have to find the right item to go on, you'll suffer from the backtracking and you'll have to run away from dangers of hide yourself. Repeat for three or four hours and that's it.

What Up represents as a movie completely fades in this NDS tie in. Static characters, gameplay way too easy. Save the money, maybe to watch the movie a second time.

Even if putting the "Pokemon" name on a mediocre product could make that product sell a couple million copies, that doesn't make it a better game. Good only if you have to make a present to the nephew or the younger son.

King Oddball is certainly a game suitable for mobile phones or tablets. Riding the wave of success of Angry Birds, this game turns out to be a bit out of context on PS4 because of its basic features. Too bad.

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.

Cooking Mama 3 is the classic "more of the same". There's really no good reason for getting this last installment, even of you are a big fun of the genre.

Bright Memory Infinite may seduce you with the amazing graphics, but unfortunately its good ideas have literally no time enough to shine.

Metal Slug Defense is the classic cute and flirty game ruined by a really sneaky in-app-purchase system, made even more unpleasant than the previous mobile version of the game.

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.

Unbalanced difficulty, heavy grinding and micro-transactions: only the quality of the cards and the unique concept can save Magic 2015: Duels of the Planeswalkers from the brink of a total failure.

It wasn't that good in the past, nor is it right now. Bladestorm Nightmare remains a boring and repetitive action game, whose few good ideas can't save.

The Starship Damrey is, in the end, more a missed opportunity than a terrible game: strange design choices, clumsy gameplay and a steep price tag don't do justice to the great atmosphere. Try it again, Level 5.

The lack of inspiration and variety of the mini games makes Little Deviants a boring game, not worth the money spent.

The years go by, and unfortunately The King of Fighters brings them really bad. Certainly the developers have not focused on quantity to entice the user, but even then the quality seems so bland. The graphics, which, if although renovated, it has become obsolete, goes hand in hand with a longevity virtually nonexistent, if the multiplayer could salvage something, everything is thwarted by an unstable Netcode. We recommend it only to fans of the series.

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.

Despite the fact that this game has all the potential to entertain players, it bores them with repeatable stages all game long.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing III is not the conclusion that the saga deserved; it is too simplified in some of its aspects, it is short, it is impossible to import your previous character, and it has technical issues. The gameplay is still valid and entertaining, but lies under this huge list of problems.

A game with a good historic contestualization, but with poor audio and some gameplay issues.

Beside a nice and colorful graphic and relaxing sounds, Hello Kitty Seasons have some localization problems and a too simplistic control scheme.

Some original and interesting ideas are not enough to put together and enjoyable game. It gets boring soon enough, and the concept is not supported by an accomplished gameplay.

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.

The return of the "kill all the pedestrians" series remains almost unaltered in its the original formula, extending it with new game modes and not disappointing those who expect tons of destruction and crazy power-ups. On the other side the effort to recover the magic of the past must face a technological deficit and an awful optimization.

Lost Planet 3 throws away all the good of its predecessors and turns into a mediocre, banal and repetitive shooter.

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!

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.

A point and click game with a quiet and a fun atmosphere, that lacks in depth of gameplay and puzzles. The game's longevity is way too short, offering less than 90 minutes of gameplay.

A mediocre puzzle game. There are definitely some original ideas in there, but they’re not nearly enough to cover for a bland gameplay and the lack of content. It could grow in the future, due to its peculiar nature and the strong dependence on community-made content, but we wouldn’t bet on it.