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.

The developers of Little Inferno reappear with the new Human Resource Machine: a great puzzle game that engage the player between mathematical logic and disquieting irony.

Swery's the MISSING is a touching game, with original thoughts behind a good and surprising plot. A mysterious and mystic adventure through classic puzzle-platforming. Sometimes is slow and unrefined but the good atmosphere deletes the pains of backtracking and dead times.

Even if it fails to depict the different aspects of and mature love story, Haven has undoubted qualities and its artistic side will make a wide range of players fall in love.

A good roguelike that is inspired by other titles of the genre with a fun battle system.

A suggestive (but a little too quiet) sequel that follows the path of Far: Lone Sails' unique appeal and stretches its simple gameplay mechanics.

It can be confusing at first, but The Wonderful 101 has lots of potential to unleash. A great GamePad support, even if there's something more to do with this new controller, and graphics make it the best third-party exclusive for Wii U so far.

One of the best Mario Golfs ever and maybe one of the finest arcade golf titles in years.

Rock Band 4 is fun like hell, but is less interesting and complete than the gorgeous previous chapter of this epic franchise.

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.

Mushroom 11 is an incredibly inventive and original puzzle game that will amaze every genre-lover. Too bad many will enrage at his lack of consistency and not-always coherent physics engine.

Infinity Blade III is a visually stunning "more of the same" game. Its philosophy is becoming too old for a game that now is more than a simple castle to explore, and the combat mechanics are still based on the old “swipe & tap” scheme.

One of the most underrated action-RPG ever made is back and now there are no more excuses... you have to play it, wherever you want.

MLB The Show continue to improve year on year, this time with a slight new-gen technical jump, a new (and deep) stadium editor and other minor adjustments.

Without any doubt, Killzone Mercenary is one of the best games available for PlayStation Vita. Controls, graphics and gameplay are top notch in this new release from Guerrilla Cambridge.

Chorus is a fun and exciting videogame, with a particular gameplay. It’s a small surprise from a development studio passionate of the sci-fi genre.

WarioWare is more than just a collection. It's an authentic celebration of the saga, unmissable for fans.

Despite some interesting game design ideas, an admirable longevity and brilliant graphics, this is unluckily just another shallow tie-in.

A shooter for ballsy players who aren’t afraid to mess with unforgiving bosses and minions.

Don't Starve flies too low to take advantage of all that's good in its gameplay, but is a good game anyway, recommended to all those looking for a challenge despite a depressed world and the lack of a true goal.

Shady Part of Me is an emotional journey that explores the fragile balance between light and shadow.

Skullgirls has an awesome fighting system and crazy visual style. No movelist? Poor training mode? Who cares, when you're back in '90s at your favourite old arcade!

Follow Tabby, a ninja tablet, against evil robots in a post apocalyptic world. Kunai is an interesting metroidvania game with a great untapped potential.

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

Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy is a series that doesn't change in any way the Telltale's style. The game mixes the comicality of the brand with a more adult and sentimental side, a choice that can be appreciated by a lot of players, but not by all of them. Anyway the title is definitely a good purchase for all those loving the Marvel's galactic heroes and the narrative style of the Californian developers.

After six years Heavy Rain is still a great interactive adventure filled with an interesting story. This remaster includes minor changes that don’t affect the way you'll it play, but some graphic tweaks are very pleasant.

Wings of Prey is a dog fight simulator as I haven't seen in a long time: fast, undaunted, honest. Probably something could have been done to give it a strongest storyline, but if you are a pilot, you have the game that will make your blood boil.

Baldur’s Gate II is one the most beautiful RPG of the Infinity Engine’s golden age; here it is, ready for newbie gamers to enjoy but probably still a step behind the original version.