Simple and exhilarating, Kung Fu High Impact is going to be the king for some Kung-Funny nights.

A disappointment for those who hoped in a real revamp of the brand. Boxing two games in one is not enough.

Despite the interesting concept, inMomentum shows a poor single player and a compelte lack of polish in the multiplayer, a true shame.

Beat Hazard Ultra is simply a nice, colorful and fun twin-stick shooter that every player into EDM or metal music shouldn't miss.

If you've never played it before, it's not a bad game overall, despite many technical issues. For every fan of the saga, it's just an unpolished and fully priced DLC.

The gameplay mechanics are far from flawless, yet it's a lot of fun to be played, especially for quick sessions, making it an entertaining mobile title.

Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 does for The original Marvel vs Capcom 3 what Super Street Fighter 4 did for Street Fighter 4. It's bigger and better in almost any way, especially in the mechanics and balancing departments.

Super Mario 3D Land is a solid chapter for our favourite plumber. A small number of power-ups and scarce innovation are the biggest flaws of the game itself.

Skyward Sword is one of the best adventures of this generation, allthough not the best Zelda title. The new control system works well most of the time, but there issues with the camera and some repetition in the gameplay.

An obvious choice for the ones who can't stand their favourite team manager, though not essential for everyone else.

One more of the same in a series that is already well known. If you loved the previous chapters, you'll like this too.

A game that could have potential but fails to take off due to the lack of Italian language.

Trauma is a very interesting product: unconventional gaming fans should take a look.

A true masterpiece. On 3D, the brand can live a second life that all the more experienced players will appreciate.

It's far from flawless, but a step forward when compared to the prequel:a good experience for every Naruto fan, innovative and fun.

A fun, spectacular-at-times cinematic arcade racing game. Unfortunately many gameplay and technical problems spoil some of the fun, most of all the lame checkpoint system.

The House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut is a good and fun rail-shooter with an insane story. Recommended for fans.

The first adventure of Master Chief is a must for anyone who hasn't ever played it yet, but it is too expensive and offers nothing really new. The gameplay feels too aged to have another go if you already played it in the past.

Revelations is a sequel that won't disappoint the fans of the saga, yet it lacks in polish. The difficulty level is still too low, AI and combat system don't make every gameplay addition smooth to play. It still feels more like an expansion of the second chapter than an entirely new chapter.

Played on PC, Modern Warfare 3 is as entertaining as it should be, but it lacks in technical evolution, especially on a platform where graphics have been pushed far beyond in the last year. On the other hand, dedicated servers finally do the trick, making it a good choice for every COD fan out there.

Volition succeeded in making its joint even more enjoyable: updated graphics and over-the-top missions make it a lot of fun to play, especially with a friend. It probably lacks in innovation when compared to its predecessor, but it's a chapter of the saga you don't want to miss.

It's a funny and well developed platform, bestowed with an incredible design. It can fit both the novice and the veteran, yet it won't fully satisfy neither, and this is its biggest drawback, to witch you must consider also the vert short length.

On consoles, DICE's work comes without the two things that made it great on PC: scale and over the top graphics. It's still an incredibly solid and compelling online shooter, but it definitely feels too close to Bad Company 2. This year, Battlefield should be a PC only matter.

Gameplay is lame, the story feels boring after a couple of minutes, the characters just don't fit, bugs and lack of polish are everywhere. And it's a shame, because sometimes you can feel that TCC could've been a good title.

Anytime you play, The Binding of Isaac offers different dungeons and enemies and this is great. Graphics and music are good, like everything else, just nothing is excellent.

It lacks optimization, both in controls and bug fixing, sometimes with major crashes and incompatibility with common hardware. Even when working, it doesn't seem like there's any reason to be found for the 6 months delay.

Cars 2 is a title that fits the target to which it refers, bestowed with a good gameplay. A shame for the almost complete lack of online features.

One of the best action RPGs to date. Crazy depth, lots of quest and dragons: Skyrim is everything the RPG fans are looking for.