A devilishly hard puzzle game disguised as a casual game. It’s pretty basic, both in mechanics and graphics, but might be fun for Rubik cube lovers and puzzle aficionados.

A strong hybrid between a 2D platform and a puzzle game, with an amazing amount of solutions and intelligent boss fights. It’s an old game, and it shows even in this new edition, but it’s still a pretty good title.

Wanda is a simple puzzle game, with an adventurous soul, that tells you the touching story of two small robots in a post-apocalyptic world. Unfortunately, the title is technically embarrassing, often boring and with a too slow storytelling that fails in reaching your heart. The music of the game is really great, but it's the only great aspect in a product with countless flaws.

The experience offered by Ghrian does not convince, afflicted as it is by far too many problems.

A nice strategic game, with a challenging gameplay and a pleasant narrative. The control system is a bit sloppy, but the overall experience is worth the price.

Power & Revolution, also known as Geo-Political Simulator 4, is a unique game that allows the player to be the head of state of one of more than 150 countries. Unfortunately, like the previous versions, it has an awkward interface and has many bugs.

Apocalypse is a classic and funny beat'em up where "sexual humorism" and absurdities will put a smile on player's face.

EPΘCH manages to combine mechanics belonging to different genres, creating an extremely functional result, partially ruined by some problems.

Star Wars Battlefront: Bespin DLC presents five huge new maps, Lando Calrissian and Dengar as new heroes, a few new starcards and a brand new mode. In short, Bespin is a barely satisfactory DLC pack that really only serves to add something more to play, before the next big DLCs coming in autumn.

It's not one of the worst games out there, but it's definitely not one of the best either.

A solid and historically accurate wargame made by Ageod based on the Thirty Years' War, that allows players to assume the roles of the most famous generals. Unfortunately, the graphics engine must be changed.

Cosmic Leap is a little game that tries to be more than what it truly is. The challenges are well-designed, but the awful controls cause a lot of frustration.

The game has a lovely graphic and tons of customization, but it falls short on the gameplay side. The control system is problematic too, as well as the career mode, which is a bit boring.

It would have been a pretty good arcade game, but it lacks variety. The level of difficulty is extremely low in single player, whilst the multiplayer seems to be almost empty.

The Incredible Baron is a fresh and funny title. A fast and easy tower defense, without many tactical elements, but with a bunch of really nice creatures and an enjoyable story. An appreciable game that will provide you few hours of fun, if you are not scared of doing always same things again and again.

An original and truly difficult game, that gives its best if played with a friend through the local co-op. However, the game can still be played and enjoyed in single player, but the lack of a partner may bring a certain frustration and a sense of repetitiveness.

Metroid Prime: Blast Ball is not only a marketing operation, It's a funny Rocket League-like with a solid gameplay and a good multiplayer.

A challenging mix between a platform and a puzzle game, with a good level design; the chance to have complete control on the rotation of the camera is interesting, but the control system is rather tricky.

Awesomenauts: Overdrive adds some awesome characters to the already good roster. The heroes are maybe too much powerful compared to the old characters, but we think they'll be probably balanced in the future. The Starstorm map is very good: teleports are a nice idea that makes the gameplay more tactical and fast. Spend your money if you like the game, but take into account that the price is not so cheap if compared to the original title.

Space Rogue is a not so original game. It is not innovating and is surely polished and well done, takes a lot from Faster than light adding some few elements to make itself different.

Replica is an interesting indie game, built over the idea of searching terroristic proofs in someone else phone, under the orders of a totalitarian government agency. While the plot is well written, and the setting is peculiar, graphically the game is really poor and the gameplay suffers a lot for the simplification of the game structure. In the end, it is a title just for people that like well written adventures, and that are able to accept a lot of limitations about all other features.

The last episode of Sorcery! reveals itself as a challenging and tough adventure, full of traps and puzzles. It will force the player to use magic in many occasion, and it will show a new and less friendly rewind system.

The Voice of Freedom tells the story of Benjamin Walker right before his arrival in Philadelphia. It lasts two hours and has a good pace, but it maintains quite the same frame rate problems seen in Homefront: The Revolution.

od of Word starts from interesting ideas but developers don't accomplish to solidify it in a proper way. Game mechanics are not as functional as they should be and the graphics are not really polished. The game doesn't seem like worth buying for several problems by the way the experiment of mixing two genres was interesting.

Uninteresting plot and characters seem the smallest of problems when you compare it to the devastating motion-sickness the game causes and its convoluted control-scheme. The high price tag is just the final nail in the coffin.

Ara Fell is like a fairy tale. Its lovely settings and charismatic characters will catch the player following the main quest, or just facing the bosses with uncommon strategy. And it's really too bad that all of this nice work matches with a poor attention to detail, like troublesome bug, which ruins the entire experience.

WARSHIFT is a strange creature, half RTS and half TPS, made only by one person, Cyril Megem. The mix works well but neither the strategy nor the shooting sections are perfect.

WinKings had potential, but was struck down by the excessive simplicity of gameplay, short length of campaign and lack of content.