Thanks to its fascinating concept and engaging gameplay, Stacking proves able to assure a unique gaming experience for both PSN and XBLA users. Although the game has its faults, like an excessive accessibility, Tim Schafer's newest project surely deservers attention.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is far from being a perfect game, still it’s one of the most evolved and complete chapters of the series, and one of the most interesting titles to play this month.

The Wii version of Prince of Persia: Forgotten Sands is better than the PS3 or 360 versions. The game has its own style, and offers very good ideas to play with. The original powers the Prince can use during his journey grant to the player an entertaining and fantastic experience.

Warface, the first experience of Crytek in the free-to-play field, is a very nice competitive online FPS, with a lot of well-known game modes and fast gameplay. The visuals are pure Crytek quality, and even if it’s not an original game, it surely deserves a deep look.

Brilliant and light-hearted, with a smart and sophisticated structure and a design standing out for imagination and variety, Scribblenauts Unlimited alternates a prefect rhythm to a simple but perfect puzzle game nature.

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

Surprising for the simplicity of the gameplay, and incredibly addictive, Laser League is an unmissable title for lovers of competitive multiplayer.

Lumo is an enchanting jewel lost in time, an inspired adventure about discovery and exploration. The first game of ex Ruffian Games Gareth Noyce proves that the isometric puzzle-platform genre is alive and definitely kicking.

Thanks to its fascinating concept and engaging gameplay, Stacking proves able to assure a unique gaming experience for both PSN and XBLA users. Although the game has its faults, like an excessive accessibility, Tim Schafer's newest project surely deservers attention.

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Even in the PS4 and Xbox One version Dragon's Dogma is a good RPG, with well polished graphics. There is no big addition to gameplay, the same as PC, no more original but rich in mechanics and customization. A worthy choice if you're a fan of Fantasy or missed the initial release.

Orcs Must Die is a fine game, not just because of the hybrid concept between real time strategy and action, but also for its accessible gameplay that allows anyone to play without a tutorial. The 50 action packed levels full of smooth gameplay are a true bargain at 15 Euros on Live Marketplace and 10,99 Euros on Steam. OMD! misses the excellence just because of the absence of multiplayer: with a coop mode it would have been great.

An extraordinary action platformer with a dark and lethal character, in a really iconic pixel art world.

Another year, another LEGO game and another success… but after that, please Traveller's Tales, give us something a little different.

Rayman 3 HD is a fine restatement of a very good platform that could no doubt be enjoyed by the younger players. Unfortunately the little flaws of the original were not corrected, but overall it's a very good HD edition.

Battletech is a very interesting tactical game enveloped in a deep strategical campaign that will keep you glued to the monitor. Even if it lacks some polish (and a serviceable tutorial), this is a Mech game that you want to play.

BattleBlock Theater eases is way into our preferences due to great humor and an easy approach, but slowly increases the difficulty and capture the player with greatly designed levels and entertaining online battles. Overall, this third game continues the convincing streak of The Behemoth.

The Beginner's Guide is a surprising and clever follow-up to The Stanley Parable.

Another juicy, tasty and funny slice of that bloody pie called Dead Nation… especially if you're on the co-op side.

Mario Kart 7 is simply Mario Kart. The few differences from the previous games are just a soft change in the original formula. The new gliding experience is quite interesting and represents the best innovation in this franchise. This is an awesome game for the newcomers, but veteran players could be a little bit tired by the "new console, same game" strategy.

One of the best Nintendo eShop games available. A juicy mix between Mega Man and Outland, for a fistful of bucks.

Almost ten years have passed, but Resident Evil 4 is still one of the most compelling, thrilling and genuinely scary titles of all time. This HD rendition doesn't do miracles graphics wise, and isn't 100% free from small technical issues and hiccups either, but it is definitely worth the price tag for both hardcore fans of the series and for newcomers.

Spiritfarer is a good management game, simple in its playful structure, yet discreetly varied and visually inspired. The characters that we’ll have to accompany in the afterlife are nice, and the writing is accurate and stylistically heterogeneous. Too bad for a rhythm not always effective during the long adventure.

Legend of Atlantis: Exodus is a "deep causal game": its structure is quite simple, but its gameplay gives a well structured game experience.

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.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is a Breath of the Wild prequel presented as a mosou game. A spectacular narration, an entertaining and compelling gameplay with tons of monster on screen that push hard Switch’s hardware limits, though some frame-rate slowdowns, will keep you busy until the arrival of Breath of the Wild’s sequel.

A cute RPG with tons of contents and a small touch of Animal Crossing's variety. The cartoonish graphics and the childish style are great for a young audience, but its fun gameplay can be satisfying for every kind of player.

A solid arcade-racing game that delivers hours of fun with a well appreciated gameplay. The lack of bikes (only 12) is not necessarily a con due the great amount of events available in game. Buy it if you love DRIVECLUB or you’re looking for a good, racing game with bikes.