Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd isn't a casual game at all but a game who can try player's skills with a very hard gameplay, combined with a dedicated editor and the funny DIVA Room, giving to the player hundreds of potential hours of play and entertainment.

Tristoy has interesting ideas on the narrative side, but lacks in execution. Considering all the technical issues, it seems that the game cannot be judged as entirely sufficient.

The game cannot stand on its legs, and in two, at most three hours, the risk of having already done and seen everything is really high. There are different endings, but we doubt that anyone would wanna take up the game once finished.

Blackguards 2 is a good sequel. Less confused than Blackguards, the game has a more dynamic gameplay, richer management elements and less frustrating fights, but also a weak difficulty calibration and slow paced combats.

A well-made representative of the virtually disappeared combat arcade racing games genre, offers a compelling gameplay and a well-structured progression system. Things already available in the previous free-to-play version apart from the career mode that, ultimately, doesn't add much to the whole experience.

Dungeon of the Endless is a mix of genres that doesn’t do anything to make life easier for the player, but if you love tough and original challenges in pixel-art, you’ll be satisfied.

Redux: Dark Matters is a game to be taken into consideration if you are just in love with R-Type, and if you look for an old fashioned a shoot 'em up with something more modern. The problem is that the game does not excel in anything, offering solid game mechanics but without major innovations.

If you love dungeon crawlers, don't even think about not buying this game. But if you're a player looking for a real challenge, able to reward you with emotions increasingly rare in the contemporary world of video games, Legend of Grimrock II is a title not to be missed.

A rich space shooter offering countless hours of fun at no cost with significant features both in terms of variety and depth of game mode, also with a large arsenal available to players and a very good technical sector which makes it extremely enjoyable.

Disorder is a platform with great ideas and a good level design, but many sections are frustrating and dull. Switching between two versions of the past is a well-implemented mechanic, both for the narrative and the platforming, but the game lacks balance.

Elite: Dangerous is one of the games with the greatest potential ever seen in the history of this media. At present, we are talking about a title that includes a reproduction in 1: 1 scale of our galaxy, with billions of stars to explore and contents that go far beyond the life expectancy of a human being. In one word: incredible.

If you can't help but staying for a few days without a game like Final Fantasy Tactics or Disgaea, Rime Berta could be fun (at times). Otherwise, don't play this game.

Valkyria Chronicles is still one of the best tactical available, still fun and tasty. If you've never tried it, this game deserves to be played.

What ArcheAge presents, past the horror of the chilling launch, is an open world full of opportunities and challenges as we have not seen for a too-long time demonstrating that the real MMORPG, those based on persistence and interaction, have not disappeared.

The less we say about Club manager 2015, the better it is: avoid this buggy mess at all costs, even if you've already played Football Manager for hundreds of hours.

Simple but genuinely fun, Fairune is one of those titles that are meant to be played all in one go during a rainy day. It's able to arouse attention and curiosity while maintaining undeniably a low profile.

For the bargain price that is available on Steam, Desura and Xbox Live Marketplace, I, Zombie proves to be a title which is able to provide a lighthearted entertainment. Nevertheless, the game works better on a mobile device.

Fairly easy, short-lived, graphically dull and with an absurd control system, the game will be able to find some supporters only among fans of rogue like genre, but it is too anonymous to meet the preferences of all other players.

Teslagrad is a visually gorgeous game, with clever puzzles and an interesting new game plus mode, held back by problematic platforming and difficulty spikes.

Firefall probably is the most innovative MMO of the last period, whose indisputable merits are, however, counterbalanced by significant technical gaps as well as a general flatness of end-game contents. Worth much, but it could've been even better.

Like many jack-of-all-trades games on the market, Rune Factory 4 ends up being master-of-nothing. Still, the sheer quantity of things to do, the freedom given to the player and the quirkiness of some of his characters may be enough to give it a try.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes PC didn't face a day one like Assassin's Creed Unity and other recent (and problematic) AAA games. The game is fluid, well optimized and free from serious bugs and glitches and, more importantly, does not require a super PC to be played in full HD with ultra details.

It's very hard to recommend Tetris Ultimate when you can find better solutions on the eShop for a fraction of the price asked by Ubisoft last work. It's not a particularly brilliant rehash, either.

It's a pity that Capcom did not invest time and money in this collection, as these are among the best titles that have ever graced the Nintendo DS. No extras, no localization for the Italian market and a steep price cannot be ignored.

The Blue Flamingo is a small pearl in the sea of indie games that is slowly yet constantly pouring Steam's servers. It is certainly a niche title that tries to evoke with simple but challenging dynamics some important titles of the past, however, only partially succeeding.

Tetrobot and Co. is a clever and gratifying puzzler, that has got his perfect home ground in the Wii U GamePad. This is simply one of the best digital releases available on the Nintendo eShop.

Buzz Aldrin's Space Program Manager is not anything exceptional, and it has not even a particular depth or complexity, but it will be appreciated also by those who have little experience with the genre.

After a long wait, we were expecting something more from Dead State. Yet the game manages to intrigue for its moral aspects, for the pleasure of exploration and for the successful balance between some harsh old-school elements and an apocalyptic world with many resources, which greatly helps to avoid frustration of the very first hours.