Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf it’s the perfect tribute to the gamebooks era. The story is compelling and full of different paths, the combat is fun and the “old book” aspect is very nice. A must have games for the 30-something and the RPG lovers.

The first part of the Bioshock Infinite’s first single-player DLC takes us back to Rapture but it’s way too short to be truly enjoyable and engaging.

One of the best Zeldas of all time. No question, just buy it.

World of Warplanes provides good aerial shooting fun, but its future lies in the future support that Wargaming will provide it with.

Lilly Looking Through is a typical Kickstarter project: a charming and high quality adventure that lacks in longevity and gameplay depth.

Ratchet & Clank: Nexus keeps playing with the typical gameplay of the Insomniac Games' series. The new elements provided by the Nexus are quite interesting, but the smaller levels along with the short story may be a problem for people interested in longer experiences. This game does worth your money, but you should wait for a price cut before giving it a try.

Enter the Dominatrix is a DLC for Saints Row IV that we can recommend only to diehard fans of the series: so focused onto silly dialogues and situations to the point of overlook almost completely the quality of the gameplay.

Enemy Within adds more variety to a game that still shines months after. Some problems are where we remember them, but Enemy Within is a good excuse to replay the game or buy it if you didn't.

The Stanley Parable is an interactive comic sketch, smart and brilliant, that every videogames fan should try.

Skydive: Proximity Flight is a nice but simple game. Gaijin Entertainment has provided stunning visuals and precise and flexible controls to this wingsuit simulator. Unfortunately, the lack of variety and game modes can make your attention drop very quickly.

Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games is less interesting than the previous games of this franchise released for Nintendo Wii. The lack of gameplay features designed around the Wii U GamePad is a big mistake from SEGA's developers. If you're looking for a good party game for Nintendo Wii U just buy the more interesting Wii Party U and have fun.

A good graphic lifting that hides a lazy porting of the original 3DS game.

Goodbye Deponia has a bumpy ride towards the ending, but is able to entertain nonetheless. It won't pose the hardest challenge around, but will keep you smiling while going forward and at times it will even make you laugh really hard.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is a huge step backward for this popular franchise. After the great Campaign Mode in Black Ops II, the simple 5-hour long Campaign of Ghosts is a shame. The Extinction mode alone could sell the game, but the overall competitive multiplayer experience isn't as good as the one we loved in the last episode from Treyarch.

Girl Fight is simply one of the worst fighting games out there. In a world where you can buy Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown with just a few euros, nobody should ever think about downloading this crappy clone of Tecmo's Dead or Alive.

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.

No evidence of the 2K effect can be spotted playing WWE 2K14. Yuke's has tried to change something for both graphics and gameplay but the final result is a clumsy and hardly balanced experience. Just wait for WWE 2K15.

With WRC 4, Milestone has taken a big step forward. Both the graphics and the physics are much better here than in WRC 3 and the new Career Mode is good enough to entertain both expert and beginner players.

For PCs and next-gen consoles, Battlefield 4 is one of the greatest online shooters to date. Maps are huge, Levolution changes their feelings during the battle and Obliteration is a great new game mode. Having 64 players and 60 fps on console is a huge step forward that helps forgetting an unremarkable story mode.

As for the the next-gen and PC versions, we expected better graphics. And some of the same old gameplay problems are still there. Nonetheless, Black Flag is one of the greatest entries in the Assassin's Creed brand.

Sports Interactive tried to change the philosophy beneath Football Manager, but it doesn't work as we expected. The new tactics editor simplifies the game in many ways, and we are not sure it is the feature hardcore gamers were waiting for, considering that Classic Mode already exists.

Another solid entry in the “Batman Arkham” saga, despite some minor technical issues and the lack of new gameplay features.

After three games on PSP the series jumps on a new train and breaks from its Augmented Reality chains. Now you can hunt Invizimalz everywhere, but despite this new feature, The Alliance is just the usual game.

Deep, dark, challenging, uncompromisingly hardcore: Path of Exile is so much more “Diablo” than the official Diablo III. And it comes for free, too.

How To Survive isn’t the best arcade released this year, but overall it’s a decent survival/adventure for those who love top-down shooter and zombies.

Wii Party U is a fun and clever party game with tons of options and a great variety of game styles. Nintendo has created a game which can change itself adapting to any kind of atmosphere. The Table Games are a great addiction too!

The first true-3D Sonic handheld game is an entertaining piece of software, despite some camera issues and collision detection problems.

With Rocksmith 2014 the developers have done a great job expanding their original software. The new version of the “game” works much better than the previous one and the awesome Session Mode is incredibly fun. This is just software, anyway, and if you are trying to learn how to play guitar or bass, you should find a real teacher asap.