With Blue Reflection: Second Light, Gust has chosen to expand and to revolutionize the good features of the first chapter, showing to strongly believe in this franchise.

Unravel Two has a more rich and funny gameplay, but lacks of the sensorial experience of the first chapter.

The last Kirby game for Wii is just decent. It's absolutely not stunning as Kirby's Epic Yarn.

If you never got the chance to play the original on Wii U, then this portable iteration may be a good deal for you, with its brilliant level design, cute protagonists and colorful visuals. Otherwise, there's nothing new here that would deserve a second buy for the owners of the almost-last gen Nintendo console.

The Pathless suffers a way too linear narrative and game structure, but has an inspired art direction, more game features than Abzu, a great work and a great way to tell the players more about it.

We are against the time, evil souls and even the atmosphere can't help us. The Void is an hardcore game, not suitable for everyone cause to the high level of challenge and the continuous pressure that the game put on you.Dedicated to those ones seeking for a new videogame's genre.

Sort of a Megaman encyclopedia, even if it's missing some chapters, and a fundamental collection for any fan of the franchise. Obviously a great buy even for those gamers who are just searching for some good old challenge. Fans of the Zero series will unfortunately have to wait for another collection.

On Rusty Trails is a refreshing side-scroller with a handful of intriguing mechanics and a clever level design. It doesn't offer any originality, but it's very well-made and mostly enjoyable in the medium term.

Grumpy Cat’s Worst Game Ever is a funny collection of a bunch of simple mini-games, perfect to be played on your smartphone. Unfortunately, the simple structure of the game will easily bore users who search for more gratifying experiences. In the end, a fair free-to-play game to spend some funny minutes in our spare time, but surely not a must have mobile game.

Form is a far too brief experience to leave any kind of impression on the player.

Conquest of Eo brings SpellForce closer to 4x than to traditional RTSs. Despite this choice, the game still lacks something to feel as fresh as it could have.

The King of Fighters XIII can definitely hold its own against more established games in the genre, and deserves to be in your library.

Coffee Stain Studio achieved its purpose, making a game that combines two different genres and offers a lot of fun, especially if played with three other players.

Virtua Fighter 5: Ultimate Showdown is solid and deep, but the outdated netcode needed way more improvement.

Despite being pretty much a visual novel with some TRPG elements, Digimon Survive manages to be a captivating game for Digimon's fans and it just feels like a new season of the beloved anime.

A funny cooperative title, best served with friends

A big step forward for the brand, served with a funny single player campaign and a well balance multiplayer experience.

A good port that brings a lot of improvements but misses some more sophisticated graphical options.

A brilliant puzzle game, one that feeds and satisfies the brain without ever frustrating the player. Put down the virtual guns and use professor Quadrangle's IDS for a while. It will be nice, trust us.

Lost Horizon has proved to be a very solid and entertaining adventure game. An adventure recommended for novices and experts, which will transport the player to distant and fascinated locations in the company of a sympathetic hero and original characters, highly stylized. Just like the good old days.

Ubisoft tries to reinvent the rhythm game genre with Rocksmith, but unfortunately developers didn't implement an online multiplayer mode.

Just Dance 2023 is a two-faced production: on one hand, it's hard to not appreciate what's becoming a new beginning for the series. On the other, removing so many features that were in the previous chapters will certainly disappoint some fans.

Even though AVGNA doesn't add anything new to the platform genre, this game can count on very well crafted gameplay that can and will delight any gamer who doesn't fear real challenges. It is hard, it is not forgiving, but it is also tremendously rewarding. You definitely won't regret buying it if you've grown up during the '80s, just keep in mind it ends, and it ends damn soon. It's up to you to decide if two hours of very good gameplay are worth your 15 bucks.

Bethesda's task when converting Skyrim to Playstation VR was not a simple one, but we can now say that they've achieved their goal, creating a new and exciting version of the game we all know and love.

Voice of Cards has such a unique concept that it still feels entertaining after three episodes, but this series surely needs to find something fresh for the sake of its own future.

Despite its age, Pimkin delivers an immersive experience. Technically is surely getting old, but style and playability make it great on Wii. This is your chance to add 10 years of Nintendo's history to your collection: think about it.

DJ Max Fever brings this korean franchise in Europe, proposing the same gameplay and structure of BeatMania brand by Konami. The music selection, the quantity of unlockable contents and GDR elements are good, but long loading times, the general hard difficulty and button mashing mechanics ruin the work.

Bloodless mixes some of the combat mechanics inspired by Sekiro, with a strong emphasis on dodges, precision movements and countermoves. Not everything works perfectly, the pacing is a bit slow at times and there is a feeling that the whole adventure is a bit too drawn out.