Even though mobile platforms are not the best place to enjoy platform games, Rayman has decent games for them. Rayman Adventures is deeper than its predecessors and is really enjoyable, unfortunately some limitations derived from its free-to-play model didn't let us enjoy the game as we expected. We really need a complete sequel to Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends.

Animal Crossing Amiibo Party is not the game that the franchise deserves but some of its minigames have interesting but unexploded mechanics. The presentation and soundtrack are charming but it only makes us wish for a complete game of the series on Wii U. Not everything was bad in my experience but Nintendo could definitely make a better game.

Mario Tennis: Ultra Smash is a poor game. Although it's fun and simplistic gameplay, it doesn't offer anything that goes beyond of what we had saw from the series in the past. It just simple feels hollow, with few game modes and little replay value. However everything is not that bad; at least its multiplayer mode is enjoyable, even more when playing locally.

This brutally honest tribute to the 1983 classic will find it's way into peoples hearts through the control scheme, which won't be appreciated by people who never touched a NES or any other classic console. It is visually charming and it offers a deep customisation system, but it is better to treat it carefully and just visit in short game sessions.

Rainbow Six Siege is a good FPS at its gameplay core thanks to good level design, but the lack of content and imprecise controls makes it a completely forgettable game.

Sword Art Online is a fantastic series with really rich world and cast of characters. Sadly Lost Song is a game that fails in achieving the same essence by offering a really basic and repetitive game with a forgettable story and tedious narrative. It’s action gameplay is something that fans could enjoy in the firsts hour, but after that, we don’t guarantee that hardcore fans will tolerate even further.

Just Cause 3 is a thrilling sandbox full of varied content. It will definitely improve over the time thanks to the committed mod community. Sadly, console players have to suffer from continuous framerate problems, but if that doesn't concern you, it shouldn't be a problem at all.

The strategic Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires satisfies a very small group of fans with a good game on a functional portable version. This game probably feel generic and repetitive for some players but its tactical nature works very well on PS Vita and PS TV.

Darksiders II is an excellent last gen game that deserves its place on the current gen platforms. This remaster is not perfect but is a must buy package for those who never played the original 2012 game.

Bloodborne: The Old Hunters is a major expansion that may not be completely necessary to fully enjoy the game. Still, it adds a whole bunch of content and fills some plot holes that were left unsolved in the original game.

Just as it happens in the HBO series of Game of Thrones, the first season of the game ends with lots of action, tough choices, unexpected situations and a huge cliffhanger for the next season where the path that you took will have consequences.

Whispering Willows is a game that sadly doesn’t stands to its premise and concept that, from the beginning, looked great. With a slow paced gameplay, null difficulty and ideas that feel incomplete or bad implemented, the game offers a pacific experience that could easily end up turning into a boring one.

Superbeat XONiC is an incredible contribution to the genre of rhythm games and the library of PS Vita. With addictive mechanics, a fresh repertoire and a superb design, it becomes one of the best actual games of its kind.

A thrilling, engaging, post-apocalyptic Boston awaits. Dark humor combines with a serious narrative that makes us think about the value of human life in this huge glitchy world that is barely contained within a game disc.

Star Wars: Battlefront has great potential, but its lack of content certainly lowers the experience. Fans might forgive this but we know that at least for now the game is still just a demo.

We're facing a game with a lot of contrasts. On one hand, it uses the GamePad excellently and it delivers great art direction. On the other, it fails terribly in the terms of storytelling and movement controls.

Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void concludes the story arc of this saga in an epic way. Great campaign missions with memorable story moments, the addition of two new co-op game modes and interesting new multiplayer units, makes this third installment a must have to every RTS fan.

Tales of Zestiria is a really good game that hardcore JRPG fans will enjoy. With a complex story, magical and fantastic environments, well implemented visuals, and a really ambitious gameplay scheme, this title is one that could intimidate many players but will reward those ones that accept the challenge of playing it. Definitely a great game and a really cool way to celebrate the 20th anniversary and all of the legacy of the Tales of series.

The last Lara Croft adventure comes with basic adjustments to its gameplay that make it an enjoyable and memorable experience. We loved the tombs, we loved the puzzles, we loved the exploration, we loved the world, we loved the combat. Even though not everything is completely perfect in Rise of The Tomb Raider, it’s a step in the right direction for the franchise.

This game is a must for any fan of horror movies. The game system works really nice and the result is a very fun title that continuously offers cool references to classic horror films.

With improvements in content and visual appeal, WWE 2K16 doesn't fix at all typical issues of the series like glitches, graphic performance and controls.

This could easily be the best Leve-5 game so far. The dynamic rock-paper-scissors battle system will keep you definitely entertained for more than fifty hours.

Treyarch give us an idea about how crazy the future can be in terms on war and super soldiers using the technology as an advantage. It's a shame that besides all the new improvements made in the game and multiplayer that feel like something totally new, due to a boring campaign and empty characters, this Call of Duty is a step back in the narrative and far from perfection.

The new physics that come with Driveclub Bikes add much more than any other DLC with free cars or tracks. The great work behind this expansion adds many hours of life to this game.

Minecraft, as defined by Telltale Games, is a blank canvas for storytelling. The effort and enthusiasm of the study in this first episode is notorious, and the game succeeds in delivering a story that is engaging even if its addressed to people of all ages. Incredible fan service.

One of the most important racing franchises of all time is back. The new Need For Speed takes the greatest elements of the series and combines them into a single game. The lack of innovation may be a down point, but in general, this is a pretty good video game.

CD Projekt RED again gives a lesson on how to launch a proper expansion. Despite the inevitable glitches that accompany any open world game, it delivers greatly in the terms of narrative and content.

With fun platforming elements, Chibo Robo! Zip Lash initially looked as a promising proposal, unfortunately a lot of bad design decisions gave us mixed feelings about it.