It would have been wise to delay the game for some months in order to create enough content, as what is included in the game is just too limited. Requiring permanent connection to make the most of the game is also a poor decision.

Good ideas that fail to materialize. That's the summary of this title, that ends up being simple and repetitive. It has some positive things, but it won't keep us playing for too long.

Evil Inside does not do anything new or original, but if you’re after that sort of P.T. feeling, you’ll get it here.

Blade Prince Academy attempts to blend RTS elements with roguelike dynamics, resource management, and innovative features but falls short in execution, resulting in a gameplay experience that struggles to be enjoyable. The game's cluttered mechanics hinder its potential, making it only recommendable for die-hard genre fans.

Although it is simple, direct and fun, it still doesn't live up for the absolute lack of polish of other aspects.

A game with good intentions and some interesting ideas, but its depth and variety of options are shadowed by its slow gameplay, few intuitive controls and flawed grpahics. However, hardcore strategy fans might find an interesting product here thanks to its many possibilities.

It gets stuck someone between an RPG and an action game, and in the end none of them really works. It has some interesting ideas, but the gameplay fails to deliver.

The game will be too complicated for most of the people, but those willing to give it more than one chance may ultimately enjoy it.

This new Star Wars videogame doesn't make the most of the new generation power, but also is a boring and dull action game, with no variety in its contents.

Telltale has struggled to tell an interesting story with this episode. A very slow-paced chapter where only the new villains shine.

Nintendo delivers an original and daring basketball game with an innovative motion-based wheelchair control system that feels fresh and surprisingly deep, but the awkward ergonomics, lack of rewarding gameplay, scarce content, and uninspired presentation make it more of a technical curiosity than a fun or lasting experience.

SuperMash is like a dream come true… if it worked. The idea of having some sort of randomized retro game sounds great, but none of the mini-games work very well, and ends up being a little bit disappointing.

Although it isn’t a bad walking simulator, the lack of ambition prevents it from being something bigger and more memorable.

We don't really think Akiba's Beat is a bad game, but it isn't very good either. It's too simple and has lost its own identity, which was one of the keys of the franchise.

This movie-inspired videogame is simply an ordinary arcade, wasting a story which could have been better exploited.

Aegis of Earth has potential, but it fails to deliver an engaging experience. It's not a bad game, but it's a good choice of you've played all the other main tower defense games.

This remaster doesn’t really do justice to a beloved classic game that, to be honest, hasn’t aged very well either.

Showdown is a disappointing spin-off of a very unique franchise. It has some fun moments, but it ends up being dull too soon.

Bolt is without doubt on of the most enjoyable animated movies in the last years, both for its plot and its production. Unfortunately, its console adaptation can only tarnish its good name, with a poorly adapted gameplay, almost unacceptable graphics and which becomes very repetitive.

It's aimed at old-school players, and although it's fun, it is a missed opportunity to do something great, as the series deserves.

Champions of Anteria has too many problems to become relevant as a strategy game. It's enjoyable and it can be a good option if you're new to the genre, but if not, there's plenty of better options.

Disaster Report 4 feels like a game made ten years ago… and not particularly in a good way. There are some good ideas, but design and gameplay-wise it feels too obsolete.

Maybe it's too late for karaoke games to succeed, or maybe it's hard to bring something new to the genre. Yes, it's better than the Wii version, but even the use of the GamePad doesn't really help it to make it stand above other similar games.

The game has an interesting artistic design and quite an original gameplay concept, but it has its limitations, lacks a tutorial and becomes simple and repetitive soon.

Balan Wonderworld had good intentions, but it get two of its core mechanics wrong: its control and the suit system. It’s still enjoyable, although not as much as it could have been.

We find a bunch of good ideas crashing among them. It's hard to recommend this game, but we really hope they find the way to make it work in a possible sequel.

We recommend this title for those out there who are fanatic of this kind of game, but it is hard to find something good about it for those who are not. Sadly, last generation graphics, and nothing worth highlighting and the main features of this game.

Fun for a while, but incredibly limited and repetitive, Slap Them All is a beat ‘em up that could and should have been much better.