Final Fantasy XIII-2 is a vast improvement over its predecessor from a gameplay standpoint. Not so much in the story department. It's a very complex and deep tale, but it's also full of plot holes and nonsense, flaws that make it less meaningful than the old one. Despite this, The sequel to Final Fantasy XIII is a great J-rpg, with an amazing amount of content.

A classical, quite short but humorous point and click game, which exploits the topic of time travels to set up some funny jokes and clever puzzles.

Even if it won't be remembered neither as the best one in the trilogy, nor as one of the best JRPG in the rich DS line up, Golden Sun Dark Dawn is nonetheless a well above average game, imbued with a deep combat system and nice puzzles.

Some fresh ideas in this funny and debunking action RPG. What makes it really unique is the humour, and there's a good bunch of fun to be had slaying the enemies. It lacks some deeper growth of the character and some better puzzles, but for genre lovers it's really worth every cent of its small price.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf is a good experience for fans of the gamebook series, but its repetitive gameplay holds it far away from greatness.

The game by Rain Team stands out as one of the best indie games on the market and one of the signposting experiences of 2014, despite some flaws in the game design that should be corrected as soon as possible.

Mega Man 11 is a solid chapter, not revolutionary or brave, but the one the series deserves.

Zen Pinball 3D is not a great game and, despite its good graphic, it will not keep you engaged too much unless you love records and rankings.

Despite the high pricing, this DLC is really filled with great content: the four maps are able to offer very different tactical experiences, and Call of the Dead, while not reinventing the gameplay of the zombie mode, will have you laughing while trying to survive. Fans can't miss it.

True to the company's core gameplay concepts, id's new work is funny and playable, yet not a masterpiece due to some lack of polish and courage in design choices.

ECHO is a good videogame debut: it's a fantascientific monologue about solitude represented like a theatre play. Its "scene" is highly detailed, but the game is not very technically optimized. The gameplay is deeply based on stealth, but sometimes it lacks of classical mechanics of the genre. Its minimal cast provides a different vision of the science-fiction future, and it's recommended mainly to those who like such an intimistic vision. Others may consider to ponder about.

Despite the change in pace, graphics and tactics, Dragon Age II is once again one of the greatest RPGs of our time, thanks to an interesting storyline, fascinating characters and a fun, over the top dark fantasy combat system.

Tales of Vespera is a great JRPG. The story and the characters will remain in your hearts and their characterization is exceptional, as is their appearance.

Rusty Hearts can be worth your time, even if you are not a fan of the genre.

Resident Evil 3 fails to reach the heights of Resident Evil 2 remake, has a shorter and easier campaign and cuts off some iconic locations like The Clock Tower and Raccoon Park.

Do not be fooled by the seemingly simple mechanics, this game is hardcore turn based strategy at its finest and even gaming veterans will have a hard time mastering it. Definitely a must buy if you like the genre, considering the low price tag.

Once Upon a Katamari is the return fans have been waiting for: colorful, eccentric, and brimming with the carefree absurdity that made Bandai Namco’s franchise so unique. While it doesn’t reinvent the formula, it tastefully modernizes it with a more cohesive structure. It’s a game that chooses refinement over revolution, but does so with genuine love for its quirky universe and characters. In short, Once Upon a Katamari doesn’t redefine the series; it celebrates it in the most joyful way possible.

Mostly carried on by another amazing soundtrack from talented Lyn Inaizumi and by a cast of lovable (and much loved) characters, Persona 5 Tactica is an enjoyable if a little by-the-book SRPG that wil surely please Persona 5 fans. But the ones looking for a challenge and for more complex game mechanics will surely have a lot of better choices in the same genre.

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It’s a good content package that mantains the structure of the original game and adds motorcycles. Its only real problems are the handling, a bit too similar among the various bikes, and the small number of rides. Also, the community has dampened quite a bit after the initial problems.

A good porting of an already funny experience, despite some framerate issues.

The title developed by 11 Bit Studios is certainly a curious representative of its kind. All lovers of Tower Defense and tactical games in general should definitely buy Anomaly: Warzone Earth and test its ability to push the player to think quickly and act. For lesser experts, our advice is to wait for a bid before the purchase.

Even though this is the worst version of Doom available up to now, it's still a remarkable achievement for Nintendo's hybrid console and a good version of one of the best shooters of 2016.

Although there are far better choices in the ever-growing Switch library, Aggelos is a love letter to action platformers of the eighties and early nineties that will make people in their thirties smile.

Kirby Air Riders is exactly what it needed to be: a refined, expanded take on the 2003 classic that channels a style of game design focused purely on player fun rather than strict genre labels. That freedom can feel like a double-edged sword, broadly appealing, yet not perfectly satisfying for any one crowd. Still, for anyone with a Nintendo Switch 2, it remains a must-try experience, one that’s dangerously easy to get hooked on.

LEGO Harry Potter is one of the best works by Traveller's Tales, a magnificent present for the young magician lovers.

The best episode till now. It has hilarious moments, a brilliant plot twist, and great writing. It may not have the pace of its predecessor, but it's definitely a must have for those who love a good story once in a while.

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