Eisenhorn: XENOS has a good story and dialog, and for both we should thank Dan Abnett, author of the related books. All the other elements, like the gameplay, the exploration end the technical compartment, are a complete disaster. If on mobile platform the game could be acceptable, the PC users are used to another kind of qualitative level.

A tough and challenging puzzle game, which delivers a charming experience thanks to the role of the music. Discovering the structure of the melodies is fascinating, and the difficulty is set on a fair level. Too bad for the control system, which seems to lack precision in some occasions.

47's journey in Bangkok sees him in a wonderful and beautifully realized scenery, but the hotel feels (and actually is) small and is far from Sapienza's grandeur in level design.

Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom is a videogame that the original opera lovers can not pass up. The repetitiveness of the missions and the various technical problems affect only partly an experience as much fun as spectacular, full of mechanics that make it perfectly the idea of what it means to fight against the Titans.

A very pleasant puzzle game, with a catchy narrative and varied gameplay. The PC version shows some flaws with the control system, but all in all it is a game you should consider if you like puzzle games.

Assetto Corsa is a simulation in the strictest sense of the term, a unique experience on Playstation 4 and Xbox One. The Made in Italy of videogames.

Bound is more a work of visual art than a proper game: it deals with complex, touching issues like the strength of family ties and the willpower to chop 'em off or sew 'em up after a gash, and it offers a mesmerizing aesthetic with a colorful, ethereal level design. But the proper gameplay is poorly crafted and far from perfection. Not to mention that it will take only a couple of hours in order to be completed.

The King of Fighter XIV is a great fighting game, with a huge roster and a complex combat system and rich in finesse. Despite the subdued story mode and a non-beautiful visuals, SNK has created a videogame that could satisfy even the most demanding players. After six years, the King is finally back.

Where puzzles meet stealth gameplay and augmentations - there's Deus Ex Go. The game stands out for the brilliant level design and the amazing art direction, but its attempt to tell a story is completely forgettable and the stages have no side objectives to achieve.

Grow Up is a limited "more of the same", improving only slightly the downsides of its predecessor. Overall it's not a very good sequel.

Pure freedom: that’s Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, which lets you choose your path - it doesn’t matter if you are in a main military mission or just roaming around Prague looking for some side-missions while being discriminated for your augmentations. Adam Jensen is back and it's better than ever.

Quotation forthcoming.

Metroid Prime: Federation Force is an ambitious production. It's a solid and fun co-op FPS, but is shamelessly multiplayer-oriented. Is it a true Metroid? We're not sure.

A basic and short survival horror with a decent audio. There aren't many moments of tension, and the gameplay is too simple, as are the graphics.

A.W.: Phoenix Festa is fresh and easy action game, mixed with simple dating sim mechanics. The light combat system and the pleasant graphics will help you enjoying this unassuming game, while the only few characters playable and the just two main modalities will easily bore you. In the end, a fair game that will entertain you for some hours, especially if you are a fan of the anime series.

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.

A quite basic beat’em up, with a decent roster and a pleasant aesthetic. Too bad the difficulty is way too low, and the gameplay feels like simplified in many aspects.

No Man's Sky is a huge universe created by Hello Games, and gives players the opportunity to explore and live it the way they want. It isn't a game for everyone, maybe only few will enjoy it for what it truly is, and it comes also with some technical issues, due probably to its procedural essence. There is no specific purpose in No Man's Sky, every player will find his own and will simply enjoy the journey, not the destination.

Considering that this is the first title of Anarteam and that this was first born as a school assignment of 5 students, this is a more than decent start.

Despite some minor issues, Headlander not only turns out to be a great Metroidvania, but also a very original videogame.

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.

Mobius should have been the title capable of doing the mobile leap, but the textures are poorly treated and it is too complex for a mobile title.

Fru is the first killer app for Kinect 2.0 and can use the Kinect better than anyone until now. A brilliant game that not all the players can appreciate, but that everyone should try.

Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs Force is a well made tactical shooter, with a classical Japanese action gameplay surely not so easy to master for every players. It is a game full of fan service, suggested only for real fans of Gundam series.

The Vita version of this episode of the Mystery Dungeon Saga is a satisfying and demanding roguelike, in which the sense of progression is much noticeable than many similar dungeon crawlers. Recommended even for the ones that never got a chance to try a similar game.

The work done by Three One Zero is not very convincing: the good technical engine and suggestive setting stand next to a poor ludic experience. We only recommend Adr1ft to players looking for a purely visual experience.

Near Death is a simple game revolving around survival and the smart use of the crafting system. You won't find any monsters or humans in it: the only enemy is the cold of Antarctica.

Batman: The Telltale Series has everything you would expect from Telltale: an engaging plot, important choices and a ton of dialogues, but we want to see more of the new gadgets and the link mechanic in the next episode.