If you are a fan of dungeon games and Japanese manga girls, you'll have some fun with Criminal Girls: Invite Only. If not, our advice is to try something else.

The Order 1886 is an incomplete masterpiece, a splendid introduction to a new world. And, despite its limits, an experience to live.

A wonderfully crafted point and click adventure. Production values in texts, screenplay and voice acting are through the roof and playing the game guarantees hours of laughs and fun, but the gameplay is old nonetheless.

A nice standalone version of Kirby Triple Deluxe's bonus mode, with a bunch of new arenas and features.

Joe Danger 2: The Movie for PlayStation Vita is easily the best version of the game available on any platform. Four Door Lemon and Hello Games delivered once again a perfect experience packed with tons of contents and a fun gameplay.

This new version of the classic twin-stick shooter is slightly better than the one available on Wii U, but if you love the genre and you don’t own the Nintendo console, this could be an interesting product even with a poor amount of content.

Dead or Alive 5 Last Round is the same, good, fighting game we talk about few years ago, now at rock solid 60fps/1080p, with 34 characters and a huge load of stages and costumes. Will this be the final edition of the game? Probably not, but if you’re looking for a fun and spectacular fighting game, sold at budget price, this is your best choice.

Ironfall Invasion looks (a bit) and plays (a lot) like a mobile game. It lacks the depth and refinement of a “premium” console title, and overall ends up being an extremely generic and unappealing gameplay experience.

Evolve is a complex PC game marketed as a console triple A hit. Not everyone will like it, but it's a fresh take on an old concept nonetheless.

Total War: Attila threads the tricky territory between sequel and expansion, and although it benefits from all the improvements made to Total War: Rome II, it’s too similar to its predecessor to stand above it.

A pretty decent sequel for the award-winning Lume, with brilliant puzzles design, great atmosphere but a poor soundtrack.

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the perfect way to start playing this popular franchise. It's way more accessible than the previous episodes, but it still lacks a proper modernization. Some of its gameplay mechanics are too old for a modern action-rpg, but despite that it's still fun and entertaining.

Quotation forthcoming.

While the style of the game is certainly appealing, there’s too much that the developer could have done to make it a good game. But they set up for a simple, hilarious setting giving up on everything else.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask for the New Nintendo 3DS is a great remake, with many interesting changes from the original formula. Most of the new features work in a great way, offering a smooth and lovely gaming experience. Zora’s new swimming system is a little bit disappointing, clumsy and less fun than the original one. Both new players and fans of the original Nintendo 64 game should give this new Majora’s Mask the right amount of love.

Dead Island meets Mirror’s Edge: it could seem a bizarre marriage but Dying Light makes the most of it.

Four good maps and EXO Zombies are the highlights of Havoc. Every Advanced Warfare player will enjoy the new scenarios but zombies fan are those that should really take this DLC into account. EXO Zombies is a lot of fun and EXO movements are a good addition to the classic gameplay.

A remake that could satisfy the seasoned player with support for higher resolutions, but that fails in providing new content. Now it's possible to play online thanks to Steamworks, but that’s the only novelty of a (still appealing) game that has 15 years on his back, and does nothing to hide it.

Grim Fandango is still one hell of an adventure, even after all these years. The problem with this remastered version is that Double Fine has done very little to make it tastier for the modern player. The result is a very nice game with very poor visuals and a “remaster” that tastes like easy cash.

Resogun on PlayStation Vita is the best example on how a game should be ported from PlayStation 4 to Sony’s handheld. Fun and gorgeous to play and watch like the original version, Resogun on Vita is one of the best portable games released this year. Well done Climax Studios.

Saints Row Re-Elected is a lazy porting of a good game. Volition has filled the gameplay with an amazing number of contents, but all the problems are still there.

Merchs & Mercs Black Talons is an uninspired RTS that doesn't add anything interesting to the classic formula; instead it falls completely flat because of its simplistic and trivial gameplay.

Rune Factory 4 keep the series fun and fresh while finally porting it to Nintendo 3DS. The gameplay is varied and surprisingly exiting. A must have, if you like the genre, if you don’t, try it anyway.

Gat out of Hell is not the best way to expand the brand. Less story and more gameplay show how old and rough gameplay is. Volition's brand needs to be over the top to appeal it's fans, and this DLC rarely do it.

After almost 20 years the king of survival horror is back for both the new and old generations and it's still a great experience. Hail to the king!

Warhammer Quest is an old school boardgame-tablet-port RPG that fails to enhance itself for a platform that requires a bit more both in terms of gameplay and aesthetics. If a light RPG adventure is what you are after then Warhammer Quest is a sure bet, but if you're looking for something on par with what the PC market offers nowadays then definitely look elsewhere.

With the Dead Kings DLC, Ubisoft has done a good job adding interesting mechanics and ideas to the original (and quite boring) Unity’s gameplay. Despite the lack of an interesting story, this DLC is entertaining thanks to the different peace granted by the Catacombs, with their nice puzzles. It’s a free DLC. Just enjoy it, and have fun.

The great soundtrack and the distinctive art-style are the two main things that we noticed during our first play through. After that is all laughs thanks to a witty dark humor, and fun thanks to an old-school hardcore rogue-like. This is a good indie game, aimed to a very specific audience.