While Bleeding Edge isn't a turning point in the hero shooter genre, it's a little, fun experiment that'll definitely please those seeking for something new to chew. Its understanding of game modes and maps is worth noting, but it could use some polish control-wise.

It's not the best party game and it hasn't the deeper and inspired minigames in the Rabbids series, but it's still funny, mainly for fans.

Divinity 2 is a pleasant surprise also in Xbox 360. Is a solid RPG with a funny gameplay and a nice and genuine proposal.

Is this another "love it or hate it" from SWERY? It's possible, but this time it may take a little longer to convince its niche.

Heroes over Europe is an entertaining title between action and authenticity.

It's certainly a total insanity, but not so funny so we would expect. The races become boring in no time, the sense of progress is bad and physics are poor, which is something important in this kind of games.

It’s hard not to feel sympathy for the funny concept of See the Future, but its main content it’s brief and certainly inconsistent. Amusing quests and its low price are the main reasons to pay attention to this.

Lego City arrives Nintendo 3DS with a prequel based on the same open world showed in Wii U. The title has a new story and missions not seen before. Although, it isn't so inspired, resulting a title specially recommended for fans and youngest gamers.

Etherium is a good strategy game that shines in its multiplayer options.

Wreckreation tries to capture the Burnout spirit with a sandbox twist where you can reshape the world as you drive. It’s a fun idea with flashes of brilliance, but weak driving, clunky tools, and an empty world hold it back. Fun for a while with friends, yet far from the legacy it aims to honor.

Its fun, its not perfect, but you fight against Knights of the Zodiac!

This third iteration of the WRC franchise offers the same level of authenticity and simulation, but lacks innovation.

A new match 3 puzzle game for mobile devices, a rip-off of the same eShop Nintendo 3DS game. Addictive gameplay but lacks innovation.

Firewall Ultra looks like a game that has been released in early access and it's very hard to recommend you play it in its current state: poor mechanics for VR, long waits to play, only two game modes, several features that are not active yet… It’s a no for the moment. [tRecommended]

Gore, metal music and brutal combat. Splatterhouse is a good beat'em up, especially if you're a die-hard nostalgist for this franchise.

It is surprising how the latest game from LucasArts turns so quickly into something generic in spite of the fascinating proposal that it had as starting point. Repetitive, lacking in charismatic elements and surprisingly superficial, Fracture is a lost opportunity to give an innovative twist to the genre.

It's short, crazy and fun. It’s definitely worth a download.

It's never easy to recommend nontraditional gaming experiences as Bientôt l'été. If you love original experiences and good aesthetics, this is a very experimental and unique proposal.

Less strategic and poor artificial intelligence, Back in Action is far from being the game we expected. At times it's fun and challenging, but unfortunately in a negative balance is imposed on the positive.

Funny character, great gags and a surprising sense of humour. However, that's all for Deadpool, a very repetitive hack 'n slash game with poor battle mechanics.

A decent card game with an interesting story, but it is far from being perfect. It deserved more dedication.

Blood Stone isn't a bad game, but it has numerous imperfections.

If not perfect, this iteration of the classic WWE franchise on the new consoles is good enough for both newcomers and long time fans of the series.

Another dungeon crawler JRPG designed for 3DS and PSVita, handhelds that already have a great amount of these kind of adventures. Intense and fun, but a bit repetitive and weird.

Interesting DLC for Forza Horizon 2 based on the Fast & Furious 7 film. Same driving experience, but far more limited in every way.

Blacklight: Tango Down is a nice $15 game, but there's just not enough values here to keep us entertained for a long period of time.

Easy RPG mechanics and nice dinosaur design make this game a decent pokemon styled adventure. But it'll require persistence to get the most from it.

Magnetic: Closed Cage is not ashamed of his inspiration on Portal. It might not achieve that "magnetism", engaging the player as much as the work of Valve, but it maintains its good approach till the end.