Tales of Graces f is a tale of magic and fantasy with a touch of political and social intrigue easily recommended to anyone who loves this specific genre.

Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara remains a valid option for fans of the genre.

Just Dance is now synonymous with quality and fun, and that's what you will get if you play Just Dance 4.

It might be less interactive, more linear and less challenging compared to other games, but few - very few - offer a vision so nostalgic and penetrating of the seventies suburbs of Tokyo and Kaiju monsters that threatened skyscrapers, all from a mysterious perspective and a restless mind of a ten year old infant.

A great selection of Taito arcade games, in a mix of action and puzzles. Well worth discovering, especially if you missed the “arcade archives”.

Monster Hunter Stories remaster reveals good improvements in performance, graphics and interface, but doesn't hide the humble origins of an 8-year-old design for a handheld.

If are looking for a good dose of Transformers, is precisely what you will find in Fall of Cybertron.

Dragon Quest Monster: Joker 2 is a game aimed at combating and only for this purpose can it be truly enjoyed.

For the children, Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure is like a dream, but is also far too simple.

New Super U Luigi provides no other modes and no additional challenges that can be found on the Super Mario version, which limits the content of the game. However, as an expansion, the 82 levels provide plenty of hours of fun with a greater difficulty.

Awesomenauts is the first MOBA side-scrolling with all the elements that characterize the competitive environment of the genre, coupled with a cartoon style with its own personality, with enough depth to become a game in which you'll want to invest your time.

3D Galaxy Force II is one of the most vigorous and interesting productions of M2 in this wave of classics adapted to Nintendo 3DS.

If you liked Shadow Complex two years ago, then you should like Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet.

Destiny is not perfect, but it is a refreshing, thoughtful and accomplished combination of one the most popular genres today, the FPS, and MMOs, which never quite gained traction in the realm of consoles.

Inspired by titles like Ico or Journey, Knytt Underground offers a charming system of puzzles like “metroidvania”, although it can be too predictable some times.

I do not know how much longer this formula will endure, but Traveller's Tales seems to be able to improve specific aspects with each release. This episode ranges from "more of the same" and some surprises.

Mario Tennis Fever is another simple but highly ingenious effort from Camelot and Nintendo, which captures the flavor of the golden age of arcades in a way that few others can. Its solo strength is much more fragile, but played with company it becomes one of Nintendo's most enjoyable games in recent years.

Black Myth: Wukong doesn't do anything particularly new, its gameplay is heavily inspired by FromSoftware's work, and its technical quality can drop to miserable levels, but if you can get past that, the skill and artistic ingenuity in this Chinese Souls-like game is irresistible.

Spec Ops: The Line turned out to be a genuinely nice surprise, is designed for people over 18, not only by the constant shooting scenes but also for the tone, mature theme and psychologically demanding posture.

As a complement this expansion is a great addition to Forza Horizon, with a very different flavor of what is included on the disc.

It's like a new paint job for a car you've been driving for years, it shines and smells fresh, but it's a highly familiar experience. However, Rush and FC IQ are novelties that deserve high praise in this mission to please Greeks and Trojans.

Apart from the many original ideas here, RUSE looks like game tied to a campaign that is not bad, but seems to have some problems. The multiplayer is another world.

Fans of Fez and Braid can find here a quite valid alternative, although its gameplay affects the final result.

If you are fascinated by puzzles and believe that video games can be much more than blood, bullets and kicks, maybe Quantum Conundrum is what you need.

The great virtue of R-Type Dimensions is that it has both the classic and austere as permissive and compatible to most casual players, looking for the nostalgia of the arcade rooms at the expense of a "shmup" fast and easily rewarding if you like.

It is a matter of diving and begin to discover.

In an industry where many complain about lack of innovation, Shadows of the Damned is a breath of fresh air. It is an amazing mixture of sensations and provides unimaginable fun.

Surgent Studios is entering the world of video games on the right foot. Tales of Kenzera: Zau, their debut title, is fun and accessible in equal measure, wrapped up in a beautiful story.