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.

TowerFall Ascension is fascinating. It’s irritating in the beginning, a curious game after a few minutes, and an object of devotion in the time remaining.

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.

This is a game with bad production, a weak story, a distant combat system and characters far from charismatic. All this makes for a boring and painful experience.

This is a unique, exciting, addictive, engaging and exciting product, so if you are having doubts do not hesitate, battle the Dark Aeons and save Spira, live this fantasy.

With no multiplayer options and simple aesthetics, Tappingo satisfies for short periods of time, ideal for playing in brief intervals.

It’s basic, has no depth and is far from being one of the best games for 3DS, but it's still a good distraction.

What makes Pokémon Link: Battle an interesting game is precisely the nature of its concept. Within the "spin offs" this one is the most appealing, even though this is a sequel and not an original production.

Despite the moderate difficulty, Yoshi’s New Island is a self-confident game with very secret areas, collectables and radical transformation of the protagonist in a series of vehicles.

Hearthstone seems a good fit for tablets, and if Blizzard can maintain the quality of the animations, it will become a serious phenomenon.

Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright meets in full the expectations of fans. By combining under the same story two very different characters and different styles of play, the result is a reinforced collaboration between Level-5 and Capcom.

Luftrausers continues the awesome Sony promotion of independent studios on their platforms.

It is difficult to say whether the game is worth the price. The previous generation version is ten euros cheaper and maybe this is a fairer price. Independently, this is the only way of having a real taste of Phantom Pain.

inFamous: Second Son is the game PlayStation 4 needed. The expectations have been met. At this point it's the best exclusive you can buy.

Dark Souls 2 is a huge game. It’s Defiant, mysterious, intriguing, complex and in clear tune with the expectations of its fans.

This is a delicious bundle recommended for all who have not played the original Tales of Symphonia. As a bonus, you’ll receive the sequel, although it’s a smaller game.

World of Warplanes will continue to evolve, now let’s await the third and final game of the World trilogy, Battleships.

Weapon Shop in Omasse is a game that leaves mixed feelings. It has primitive mechanics and lacks a demanding challenge, but is a very satisfactory experience within the genre of rhythm games that shines for its originality.

Thief was one of most expected games for early 2014. It promised a lot but failed to meet expectations. Sometime it's tiring to play it, but other times it gives some willingness to complete it. In the end, it’s a game worthy for its straight-line story and for those that like to go through all the rooms finding gold in drawers and safes.

Dead Nation: Apocalypse is a difficult game to recommend. The majority of PlayStation fans will have already played it on PlayStation 3 and this version does not include anything that could justify a new purchase.

Ice King rarely passes the average entertainment threshold.

It’s not an excellent product but it is a gem for the future and at the end of the day I'm happy to say that Final Fantasy is still for me.

The Stick of Truth meets expectations and is also a must-buy for fans of South Park who will feel right at home.

It is a work with a satisfying narrative projection, based on good moments of humor, right battle system and fully adjusted to the GamePad Wii U.

Kickbeat could be more. The potential is there, but it seems that Zen Studios was not willing to risk much with a new title like this.

It is too bad that Smoke and Mirrors is not as spectacular and balanced as the first episode was, but at the end of the day it leaves us wanting more.

It is not every day that we play a videogame with a broom in hand, so this is an interesting and different proposition, frustrating yes, but at the same time ultra-challenging and fun, particularly on PlayStation Vita.

This chapter has the biggest point of interest in its narrative, but hardly justifies an acquisition for those of have already played Inazuma Eleven 3.