After three years, Journey is still the most emotional and powerful video game of the PlayStation era. Just buy it, and enjoy a better life.

An excellent porting for an incredible twin-stick shooter that runs perfectly on Vita. Aside for some occasional frame-rate drop, Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved looks and play flawlessly on the little-big Vita screen.

A new king is on the throne, yet one who shows the empire is old, formulaic and in dire need of evolution.

Fascinating and full of mystery. The only real flaw is longevity: it takes three hours to complete it.

The game is poorly optimized, and while the spirit of the old Carmageddon games is somewhat still there, Stainless Games could and should have done more to release Reincarnation in a better shape.

Fans of the original Dr. Mario (and Luigi's germbuster sequel) will enjoy Miracle Cure as an enjoyable, if not original, game.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter on PS4 has extremely linear gameplay and a slow pace story, but it deserves your attention if you're looking for a gorgeous-looking game with an intense atmosphere.

This first DLC offers a very short ride and doesn’t really add anything new nor notable to the main game.

An enjoyable and tough 2D platform game reminiscent of Sonic The Hedgehog.

Rory McIlroy PGA Tour is a good golf simulation, but it needs further refinements and eight real courses are too few.

Sadly, the game is devastated as the cities it portrays.

The mechanics have the same potential as ever, but once again it stays largely untapped. Same old approach, same old flaws that undermine the game's strong points.

God of War 3 Remastered is a plain upgrade of an already awesome game. The incredible work Santa Monica Studio did five years ago was still there, waiting for just a little bit of effort to shine again.

Not the properly polished F1 game we've been waiting from Codemasters for a long, long time.

Kholat is a Horror experience game with a first person perspective. It has many gameplay issues but its main problem is the lack of fear and strong emotions that any Horror experience should be able to create.

Created by Double Fine through a crowdfunding campaign, Massive Chalice is an interesting turn-based strategy game that mixes the classic mechanics of the genre with some unique feature like permadeath, bloodlines relics and bloodlines genetics.

J-STARS Victory VS+ is not perfect, but is the ultimate anime crossover and a must have for anyone who loves manga and Japanese animation.

Her Story is an incredibly interesting twist in the investigative theme. More than that, the work of Sam Barlow could be an illuminating beacon for future games that aim at offering innovative gameplay in police fiction games. A real must.

Verdun is an interesting shooter that depicts the mechanics of trench war, but is better to wait for developers to polish the game before lining up for a suicide attack.

The definitive Batman experience and one of the best open world games of the new generation.

Yoshi's Woolly World is a platformer that you'll want to cuddle. Its graphics and design are simply awesome, turning it in one of the best looking Wii U games. The bad game design of the special levels can sometimes spoils the experience, but if you like this kind of game and you have a Wii U, you should give Yoshi's Woolly World a try.

Too much boring, repetitive and story driven. This chapter of Harvest Moon is the worst by far for too many reasons.

Well designed and made, this free app is also pretty fair as for in-app purchases and later levels reachability. The perfect post-apocalyptic companion for your mobile and tablet gaming moments.

The casual nature of The Elder Scrolls Online helped Bethesda in this console version that shows the pros and the cons of the PC version.

Windward carries the player to a 17th century ship command through competitive battles, where key to the victory is extreme grinding.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing III is a competent and sometimes spectacular dungeon crawler RPG marred by some very poor UI design and a couple of strange limitations in character progression. Still a very enjoyable experience for the genre lover mostly for the varied classes, the beautiful scenery and the over the top voice acting.

Shadowrun Chronicles Boston Lockdown is an online tactical RPG marred with quite many issues. Still its gameplay idea is solid and the multiplayer mode could be quite a joyous experience. Given enough time to devs to solve its issues it could reach unexpected heights.

The last game from Deadly Premonition's developers is a non-game based on the story instead of interactivity. Be warned!

Out There: Omega edition is an astounding textual and visual space adventure, and a good catch for every sci-fi fan.

A new “point and click” adventure from Flashback's creator Paul Cuisset that will disappoint old-school and hardcore fans.

Hatred is nothing more than a bad video game. Destructive Creations has done everything in order to get as much hype as possible, in order to sell a mediocre twin stick shooter. The lack of an interesting point of view about hate and violence is enough to ignore this product, even during the Steam sales.

Blizzard proves that there is still something to say in the crowded MOBA market with a well-crafted game that only lacks some more characters and a little polish here and there. Mercenaries, mechanically interesting maps, shorter match duration are just a few elements that put Heroes of the Storm in the position to be competitive against its more popular brothers.

The Sims 4 Luxury Party Stuff Pack adds only a limited set of items and party clothes, with no new gameplay options. Clothes are almost essentially focused on female characters.

Easy for experts, too hard for newbies, Fossil Fighters Frontiers isn’t a bad game, it simply doesn’t have a specific audience that might appreciate it.

Despite the innovations of this edition, Farming Simulator 15 remains faithful to the formula of the saga, offering both a unique experience and denying, once again, any possibility of customization.

Fun and addictive, Chroma Squad is a must for those who grew up watching the Power Rangers TV show.

Are you looking for a game with a wild sense of humor? A game with funny multiplayer? A game with a really high number of stupid deaths? Magicka 2 is exactly what are you looking for: same shape of its predecessor with new graphic, new content and of course, endless fun.

A distopyan steampunk, challenging mini-golf game, with a few technical problems caused by visuals and controls.

Not only Splatoon is fun, colorful and addictive, but is one of the best games available for Wii U and a good reason to buy Nintendo's console.

House of Wolves fixes The Dark Below's mistakes. The new ascension system works well and now the Glass Vault is again useful for every Guardian. The Prison of Elders and The Trials of Osiris are bringing into the game random gameplay and guaranteed prizes, the exact opposite of the raid. But how long will this new content last?

Despite some bad technical issues, Toren is an emotional videogame/experience that is worth at least one run.

Albedo takes the inheritance of the old sci-fi canons and mixes them with a simple but cunning adventure structure. Unfortunately the game suffers from a lot of little and major flaws that don’t help it to stand out.

Invisible Inc. is a turn based procedurally generated stealth game, with an adult cartoon graphic and a nice but barely hinted story. Fortunately, it is a successful experiment.

An interesting setting, good puzzles and peculiar art style make Dead Synchronicity a worthwhile adventure both for veterans and newbies of the genre.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an awesome dark fantasy game, with perfect storytelling, a beautifully crafted world and powerful characters. Due to the open world structure and its huge dimension, this game has some technical issues, yet the final experience is still one of the best around for RPG lovers.

An ambitious voyage through time that unfortunately loses its way very soon.

There Came an Echo is a simplified tactical game with the best voice recognition software ever included in a videogame. Unfortunately the simplification seems too heavy and the voice gimmick is both not perfect and not that entertaining on his own.

Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters is an interesting experiment. The episodic structure is really nice, and the artworks are simply awesome. The lack of a good story, the abuse of anime stereotypes, and an odd combat system are the most important issues of this game. Still, this is a good way to start playing visual novels, for novices.

Project CARS driving model cannot match Assetto Corsa’s one, but contents, graphics and AI are making for a solid all-rounder racing game.

Space Colony: Steam Edition is a good remaster of a classical sci-fi base builder game, with a special irreverent sense of humour.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is an awesome looking game, with few major issues. The control system is great for an handheld console, but playing at home a gamer is supposed to be interested in watching the TV panel, instead of the tiny GamePad screen. The linear level design and the lack of variety, ruin this colorful experience.

Blackrock Mountain is a fun adventure, provided you’re willing to endure the insanely random Heroic encounters.

Ultimate General: Gettysburg is a prêt-à-porter RTS, very easy to pick up but difficult to master and quite varied despite the apparent monotony of the single setting available. The tablet derivative movement system is a major flaw, but for 12 euros on Steam, you can live with it and smell musket powder for months.

Fun and addictive, Puzzle Dragons Z + Super Mario Bros. Edition moves the saga successfully on 3DS. The unique blend of puzzle game and RPG will fascinate lovers of both genres. The exorbitant amount of collectible will keep them busy for a long time.

Broken Age Act 2 is like a rollercoaster: exhilarating during its best moments, but it doesn’t last enough and stops abruptly. Enjoyable, but not the classic we were hoping for.

Not a perfect game, but has enough good ideas to be entertaining for people who love turn-based strategy. The option for speeding-up AI turns is the perfect addiction for this European version of the game.

Running with Rifles is some sort of battlefield chaos generator: often ferociously funny but sometimes also excruciatingly frustrating. An uncut diamond that, albeit in need of some polishing, is a very interesting new take on war/action gameplay.

Stock Car Extreme is a pleasant surprise for is competent driving model, but outdated graphics and empty multiplayer lobbies drag his value down.

Take Legos to the a brand new universe, add a proper editor for our spaceships and try to imagine a procedural generated map to explore. This is Reassembly, a sort of “Minecraft meets Geometry Wars” that doesn’t lack of potential but, at the same time, is not suited to everyone's taste.

I Am Bread it’s just another fancy simulator born from the ashes of games like Goat Simulator. It’s fun for a couple of minutes, but then it bores.

Titan Souls is a ruthless game that blends the concept of Shadow of the Colossus with the difficulty of Dark Souls, in an indie game absolutely unmissable for whoever loves demanding challenges.

The good variety of bikes does not compensate for the poor driving model and the old-gen look.

Boxboy! is not one of the little gems the Nintendo online store sometimes publishes but just a nice concept, well packed, that does not achieve greatness.

Funny and light-hearted, Fire is a beautiful point and click adventure game with some interesting ideas and some inspired puzzles. Nevertheless the game is too short and easy to be compelling for the veterans of the genre.

Another quite amusing version of a great classic... if you have friends to invite on your couch. The online features unfortunately are too limited for a “live” game.

Technical issues apart (inherited from the original version), State Of Decay: Year-One Survival Edition is a solid product and one of the best survival-open world games available now.

The concept is interesting and the setting fascinating, but the game can't offer anything more than the beautiful Mark of the Ninja.

A very unique JRPG experience, with a classical but solid combat system and some truly original features.

A good mix of various elements worth more than the simple sum of its parts.

The already featured-packed game now comes with further improved visuals, a powerful editor and new meaning to the first person mode thanks to the mouse/keyboard combo. Excellence at its finest.

Eternal Lords is a canonical expansion with one new class, two new races, and the usual handful of added features. If you loved the main title you may want to check this out, otherwise there’s probably nothing here that will change your mind.

The Awakened Fate Ultimatum is a far cry from the delicious intricacies of Disgaea and other Nippon Ichi titles, and doesn’t offer anything to make up for its simpler mechanics.

A great fighting game with a good number of new mechanics. The addiction of the stamina system, along with the three fighting styles for each character, have improved the original gameplay.

Pike and Shot is a remarkable strategic title both for his historical depth and for his longevity. Mechanics-wise the game is fun and interesting and with a 30 scenarios-long campaign, a multiplayer mode and a very complete skirmish mode those 20 euros are a fair price.

Minor issues aside, Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is a great package for any FPS fan. Last-gen saves support and all-in-one DLC compilation, make this one an unmissable piece of software.

With Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, From Software and Bandai Namco have done a good job crafting an interesting remastered for both the veteran Souls fans and the newcomers. The different locations of the most of the enemies, the new content linked with the original lore, the new final boss and a bunch of extra challenges make Scholar of the First Sin the true incarnation of Dark Souls II.

Jaw of Hakkon is a good expansion but isn’t able to reach the high standard of quality of Dragon Age Inquisition.

The Sims 4: Get to Work expands The Sims 4 gameplay, but is too expensive for only 3 jobs and an activity.

An adventure game that's enjoyable, easy to play, with an interesting plot, sold at a disproportionate price compared to the duration of the experience, despite the alternative endings.

Call of Duty Advanced Warfare: Ascendance has some beautiful maps as Perplex and other contents pretty commons. CoD fans maybe will love the chance to play one of the most beautiful maps ever created, the others can wait for a more balanced DLC.

Underneath the deceptively raw presentation, ALLTYNEX Second offers lots of action, challenge and replayability, and at a nice price to boot.

A nice variation of the classic tower defense formula, with frenetic and interesting fights and lots of customization and modes on offer.

Although good, the gameplay becomes a tad too repetitive in the long run.

Super Stardust Ultra is the ultimate version of Housemarque classic released 8 years ago on PlayStation 3. Tons of contents and addictive gameplay provide hours of fun, too bad the graphics has not been improved enough.

Sunless Sea is a little gem full of both powerful, lovely crafted narrative and fine tuned explorative gameplay. If you like your games to be immersed in an incredible atmosphere and you don't mind a narrative-heavy way of presenting things, Sunless Sea is a definitive must-have.

Pillars of Eternity is classic RPG (and Kickstarter) done right. Great writing, solid gameplay and excellent art direction make for a glorious homage to the masterpieces of yesteryear, and a love letter to all their fans.

More accessible than Monster Hunter, but also less enjoyable, Kiwami is the definitive edition of Toukiden. New content, new storyline: it worth the attention of the fans, despite a combat system that allow a little bit of button mashing.

Axiom Verge is an outstanding homage to the metroidvania genre and one of the best independent productions so far in 2015.

GreyGoo is a classic RTS game, solid enough to capture its audience. If you like the genre it’s a must have.

Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stones: Tuono e Fiamma has nothing more than the previous chapters of the popular series for the Nintendo 3DS, but its story is good enough to support more matches with the same, old, mechanics. If you love this franchise, you’ll find all you need to have fun with your Nintendo console.

Shelter 2 is an unique game about the uncertainty of life and the challenges of motherhood. Despite the few contents and a too simplistic gameplay, you will live a fantastic and emotionally involving experience.

Dedede's Drum Dash Deluxe was an interesting mini-game packed into a good collection such as Kirby: Triple Deluxe, but it’s too short and too weak to live as a stand alone digital game.

A good start for a new adventure, Book One: Reborn is good but will leave you just wanting for more and wondering if the subsequent chapters will live up to its good foundation.

Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is the perfect recipe for a lovely game, developed mixing up Persona and Etrian Odyssey.

With Defenders and the latest free update, Resogun has easily become the best arcade game available for PlayStation 4, but also one of the best exclusives for the Sony console.

Looking for an enjoyable TPS with lots of action and hordes of (zombie) enemies to kill? Look no further, as Zombie Army Trilogy is the perfect game for a quick and careless session of blasting everything that moves. Unfortunately, though, there’s not much more than that.

With its remake of the original Bladestorm: The Hundred Years War, Omega Force delivers a lot of content, but saves on quality. The result is a technically crippled Musou, with mediocre gameplay and even worse AI, although with a passable brand new fantasy-themed campaign.

With Final Fantasy Type-0 HD, the European Final Fantasy fans will finally be able to play a really good game, on the wrong platforms. A PS Vita version of this remastered edition would have been much better. The game is still great, actually, and if you’ll be able to stand the old graphics and the mechanics balanced for a portable experience, you’ll find a true Final Fantasy to play with for a long time.