While Last Story reflects the emotional and narrative side of H. Sakaguchi, Pandora's Tower is more offensive and closes a large cycle of production for Nintendo Wii.

Overall, here we have an interesting game and capable of giving some fun for a few hours. It is very demanding and the learning curve is quite accessible.

Its humorous tone, combined with recognizable characters and loaded with personality, make this an excellent choice also for adults who want to play with the kids at home.

Quotation forthcoming.

At best, Lords of the Fallen serves as an accessible alternative to Dark Souls, with the emphasis going to the evolved combat system.

It's a well directed game that surely will be used in a more ambitious sequel.

There is not enough fun and it's all very repetitive and predictable.

It offers a solid experience for those who seek a hard challenge.

We can say that this franchise of games with rabbits hasn’t stagnated in terms of concept. On the contrary, makes us recall to its initial roots, but with a new adventure so much fun where the laughter is uncontrollable.

Despite the simplicity of the challenges and processes of interaction, Toy Story convinces in the empathy and voicing of the characters. For the children a small box of toys is always a party.

It is a very accessible game with a unique visuals and simple options. It works well enough and is addictive.

Child of Eden is a breath of fresh air but lives in an immediate experience. It's hardly a game to be played several times.

It is impossible to deny that Split / Second gets inspiration from games like Burnout.

In this third game of the WRC series, Milestone made a significant little revolution. The new graphics engine positions the game at a level compatible with the present generation and closes the gap between other offerings in the genre.

In time, it might evolve into a noteworthy contender to WOW, but as it stands now it simply doesn't offer the content it should. Despite being clearly oriented towards PvP, most of the functions in that regard aren't even active.

Teslagrad is somewhat different from other proposals that rely on the gender "metroidvania" and these differences benefits all that come here.

Although there are some failures in the campaign, including a slight loss of identity (the scary element of the game), F.E.A.R 3 is a solid FPS and has a competent multiplayer that is different from other games in the genre.

For those moments in which you want doses of immediate races and guaranteed satisfaction Gti Club + reveals itself competent and it could be a good choice to add to a Christmas list, particularly tempting for its price of 12 € at the PS Store.

Delicious and interesting on the streets and warm enough at home, so it is Stealth Inc.

For those who have not played the original, this is a good entrance to the series. For fans that played the original, this is one additional challenge.

Rain is another interesting and different proposal from the studios of Sony Computer Entertainment. It does not have the same depth and range that Journey has, but it’s still a charming title.

Surgeon Simulator is a good debut on iPad and proves that there is room for evolution and a market for more simulators. But the lack of content prevents it from shining.

Arma 3 demands much of the player's ability, forcing him to make the best possible experience. It is the player who has to entertain itself using the tools that Bohemia Interactive provided.

If you like the Walking Dead universe and a fabulous script, full of twists and memorable characters, then this game is for you.

Despite the minimalist design and a lack of game modes, the best of Sub Wars lies in the nature of strategic battles and the online that was not present in Steel Diver.

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger turns out to be a great evolution of the first game.

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.

Gran Turismo failed primarily on providing a good gaming experience on single-player mode, since we are confined only to events rather than the races themselves, something that gets worse given the fact that we can’t really choose which car to buy.