Zoo Tycoon is a nice return of the series on Xbox One, a fun demonstration of the console’s capabilities. This Zoo Tycoon is aiming for two audiences: fans and casual gamers. Zoo Tycoon's fans will be disappointed to have a minimal control on the management and the building of their park, while casual players perhaps won't try the challenges because of the difficulty.

An inspired and creative musical platformer game with indie values but a great execution.

A lengthy and challenging JRPG based upon the Eiichiro Oda masterful manganime series, but lacks sophistication and variety.

After several years away, NBA Live returns to the playground with a so-so basketball simulator experience. Half-baked gameplay mechanics and different technical issues ruined the overall experience.

An excellent classic JRPG adventure in the vein of the 8, 16 and 32 bit master gems. A great new addition for the always growing 3DS catalogue and an exciting new IP for Square Enix.

Knack is just a decent videogame with AAA production values.

An excellent iOS port of an already interesting reinterpretation of the classic 2D SEGA Genesis - Mega Drive platformer.

Another great offering from the Pixeljunk team.

The concept is good, but the release version is an authentic disaster.

An encouraging start to the Guerrilla Games saga on PlayStation 4.

A gorgeous looking action and platforming adventure with a 2D and 3D mixed gameplay. A bit in the short side, though.

Mixing an offline and online driving experience is the key for Need for Speed Rivals, a look into the next generation of gaming.

Quotation forthcoming.

Quotation forthcoming.

While Ryse's production values are amazing, its gameplay is painfully superficial.

The fifth lap in the Forza Motorsport series is a great start for the speed genre in Xbox One, and the first truly must-have for Microsoft's new hardware.

It's not difficult, it's not long, but it's a unique experience, with a great customization power and a charming artistic style. If you love innovation, you'll love Tearaway.

Probably the best option to enjoy Wii U nowadays. It lacks difficulty, online options are conservative and it hasn't any competitive modes, but it's pure Mario fun, with multiplayer and cats. Definitely, the Mario game this console needs.

Crimson Dragon is flawed with awfully-implemented controls and a boring gameplay experience.

A fan-service 3D brawler one-vs-one based upon the Saint Seiya franchise. Fun but limited and not very original.

Killer Instinct is a good fighting game despite its obvious lack of content.

Funny, big and inventive. Maybe it's not the next-gen gameplay revolution that many were waiting for, but Dead Rising 3 is sure to keep its fans busy for a long time.

Castlestorm is a deep and intriguing cross between tower defense RTS and the popular Angry Birds formula.

TT Games seal of quality LEGO games is back with a real good new installment, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, an action packed adventure plenty of characters, levels, secrets and surprises.

Although this a portable Zelda and a reimagination of an old game, A Link to the Past for SNES, it can be considered as a turning point in the franchise. A Link Between Worlds revitalizes the legend with new mechanics and innovative ideas. Simply legendary.

Proteus is beautiful. It's a different sort of interactive experience that needs to be seen.

Frantic action-packed 2D brawler is a bit monotonous but granted with a very fun multiplayer factor.

Ratchet & Clank is an enjoyable action adventure for PS3.