A decent 2D fighting game that offers a solid battle system and a varied group of fighters but, at the same time, suffers from several issues like unbalancing characters and the lack of online play.

Kinect Adventures is a good game for a party-playing experience, but its repetitive structure makes it less interesting that its concept may suggest.

Avatar is a solid game based upon James Cameron’s Movie. There are downsides, but the game triumphs over its obvious drawbacks with a good mixture of genres in its gameplay.

Need For Speed Payback refines the formula of the previous game, expanding the scale and rescuing all the good ideas of the franchise, but everything becomes too familiar, repetitive and uninspired. If we add a structure that forces the player to repeat missions in order to continue, the result is a game that looks fun, but is vague and artificial.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed gives us the opportunity to go over to the dark side in order to enjoy addictive, durable and fun gameplay. It's also a bit monotonous, but nothing out of the ordinary problems of a game which has a passable try in Nintendo DS.

Hellboy returns to the world of video games with an adventure with roguelike and action overtones but that doesn't hit all of its points.

Sword Coast: Legends is a slight disappointment. Its combat system is too simple, and its story too typical. It's fun when you play with other players, but it's not sufficient.

Baja is as ambitious and attractive in its proposal, as clumsy and little inspired in its execution. The longest races, the main feature of the title, eventually become boring; the adversaries AI is so over the top that becomes frustrating; and unfortunately the graphical section for the PlayStation 3 version is especially regrettable.

Velvet Assassin is not a bad game, but what it is not for sure a great one. There were some good ideas in its concept, especially in its general atmosphere and charismatic heroine, but all of them fail because of many wrong features and decisions.

Kakarot forgets how to fight in a game that fails to offer a good gameplay balance and experience. Our wishes haven't been granted this time.

Despite great graphics, charming style and decent storytelling Fable: The Journey is full of problems. This game is too easy, imprecise and frustrating.

Zeno Clash II is a fine beat ‘em up with a unique graphic style.

A deep and satisfying action RPG plenty of interesting battles, attractive characters and tons of quests to fulfill. Low quality graphics and frame rate inconsistencies harm the gameplay, though.

If you’ve never played Sniper Elite V2 Remastered, this game can offer a nice entertainment for fans of the sniper experiences. Otherwise, this remaster is’t worth that much.

Captain America: Super Soldier is too simple, becoming a title only recommended for Cap fans.

It's not the party game we expected from the WarioWare creators. Only 16 minigames -and many of them for single player- aren't enough to catch the attention of gamers.

Samurai Warriors Chronicles isn't the best game of the saga, but it offers an interesting challenge for 3DS.

The End is Nigh is a good beginning for the Watchmen franchise in videogames, although in the future we should ask them for more. An extra in variety and a deeper AI in the enemies seem necessary, and the presence of more complex puzzles will bring variety to the experience. Nevertheless this is a pleasant but brief Hack and Slash.

Though the very idea of a game about a walking bread may attract some, this could have been a much better game.

Omega is a short DLC that doesn't have much of the distinctive Mass Effect experience.

Innovative and interesting, but it lacks precision when trying to recognize our movements. It's still a good try, but sometimes frustrating and uninspired.

Hunted isn't an amazing game, but it will entertain action-RPG fans with hours of good old-days gameplay.

Not the best in its genre, but Brothers in Arms 3 offers intense action set in World War II.

Hunted isn't an amazing game, but it will entertain action-RPG fans with hours of good old-days gameplay.

Risen is actually a real shame because of its promises. The world looks great and it’s funny to explore, but developers didn't pay enough attention to essential aspects like the combat and character progression.

RIsen 2: Dark Waters lets you explore a massive world with an excellent atmosphere and great characters... with a ton of technical shortcomings.

Dolmen is not the best SoulsLike ever, but if you love the genre and the sci-fi you may enjoy it.

If we add the power of "Assassin's Creed" to the Tony Hawk's videogames gameplay, probably the result would be this title. It lacks of some game's modes, but it's still an interesting option to discover a genre like snowboarding simulation in the next-gen.