There's still a lot of work to do and missing features, but the base of Elite Dangerous is incredibly solid and the game is a must have for fans of the franchise and the genre.

This first chapter is merely an introduction, so you might want to wait to see how the story evolves if you're not a huge fan of the TV series.

This is still a great soccer simulation, but it clearly needs something new and fresh it wants to keep its audience interested.

A hit and miss. PES2015 is years behind of what we've come to expect from a soccer game, and it's still no competitor to FIFA.

Not a bad game, but clearly inferior to Dark Souls, as it is lacking most of the stuff that made From Software's work so great.

A good downloadable arcade game, one that doesn't do anything new but still manages to be quite fun.

Very similar to what we've been playing the last few years, F1 2014 is a game that needs a generation leap sooner than later.

Although Shadow of Mordor's world never feels as alive as the ones from Skyrim or Fallout, the new Nemesis system is a great idea that makes normal battles something much more interesting.

Murasaki Baby seems more like a lost opportunity than a success due to an uninspired control scheme and gameplay mechanics that are too simple.

You never truly become the character, and that's the reason why this virtual world does never feel fully interesting.

PS4's first exclusive racing game offers a fresh experience, but doesn't do anything new and has a limited amount of content.

The fear of not being long enough is what makes the developer introduce an invasive mechanic that ends up severely affecting the pace.

Hatoful Boyfriend is not as bold and eccentric as it seemed. It's a typical visual novel, nothing else, nothing more.

Hardcore Street Fighter IV fans will find this appealing, but for the rest of us this is another example of Capcom trying to cash in with one of their most successful games.

Players will be discovering secrets in Hohokum for years, even if the ways to interact with it are quite limited.

Counterspy promised much more than what it actually delivers. Its visual design is mesmerizing, but gameplay wise it can be disheartening.

It's entertaining, but it doesn't add anything new besides the combat arenas. We recommend it to hardcore inFamous fans or people who haven't played any game of the franchise yet and can use this as a cheap entry point to it.

Metrico has lots of good intentions, with original visuals and attitude, but its insistence in using all of Vita's control methods ends up being a big problem.

In a genre dominated by Hearthstone, Might and Magic's needs to offer much more if it wants to be a worthy opponent.

The best thing about Always Sometimes Monsters is that it shows that videogames can tell everyday stories with an astounding proximity.

A notable addition to Drangleic's world map, but only truly advisable for die hard fans of the original game.

A new ration of decisions without consequences and extreme cliffhangers, in a season that seems to have completely lost the course of its story.

This Plus version has nice improvements in its user interface and combat systems but it's still far behind other games of this genre.

Playing MotoGP 14 in a nextgen console only emphasizes the feeling of playing an outdated game with low detailed textures and confusing physics.

Recommended if you like the genre (there are not many games centered on sniping, anyway), but Sniper Elite 3 is clearly not one of the best shooters out there.

Valiant Hearts is a correct game, but also a superficial tribute that lacks some boldness and will to adopt fresh gameplay solutions.

The PS Vita port of Borderlands 2 surely is not perfect because of its rough technical aspect, but if you want to fight in Pandora while being away from your home console it can be a good option.

Scram Kitty is a game that shows true respect the player's intelligence, but also one that never finds the right balance between challenge and accessibility.

Simple gameplay mechanics that never fulfill their potential are something that drag a beautiful game with an attractive aesthetic.

The best thing about A Story About My Uncle is its scenery design, which will often leave you with your mouth open, but the rest of the game is not that great.

Among the Sleep has a starting point that's quite different of what we usually expect and wants to leave you with a powerful message, but it fails in trying to get there.

A worse game than Fight Night Champion, especially because of its lackluster campaign mode. Matches are fast and aggressive, but also quite technical.

Still a mix between simulation and arcade racing, but GRID Autosport has enough options to adapt the experience to any kind of gamer, at the expense of polarising many of them.

A nice old school shooter with a great setting, but it has some problems with the enemies' AI and it sometimes takes itself too seriously when, actually, its story is more of the one you'd expect from a B movie.

A pleasant surprise. If you like westerns and you want to try something simple and fast, Fistful of Frags is surprisingly good.

It has an interesting and attractive premise, but the game never fulfills its whole potential and ends up being too repetitive.

If you give it an opportunity, you'll find in Kinect Sports Rivals a fun game, very suitable to be played with friends.

Deception IV requires a special sensibility to Japanese games, as it's something original that could be much better and that is still made for a market niche.

This is the kind of game that's better played in small doses, always installed in our memory card as a secondary option. Although it manages to surprise with some little details, it's too simple to be considered as a football simulator and will be more appealing to RPG fans.

It's not a perfect game and has its fair share of defects, but Betrayer knows how take advantage of its strong points: a great setting and hybrid playability.

It's great to have Alucard back and it's a nice DLC, but Revelations is far too short and ends quite abruptly, leaving a desire for more.

Ground Zeroes, with just one mission, makes clear that Phantom Pain is going to be a fantastic game. The problem is that this experience is too short, with an unjustifiable price point.

Yoshi's New Island lacks that magic and special touch that only Nintendo knows how to apply to their products. Without that it's a soulless platform game, one that makes no big mistakes but never manages to surprise or even stand out from the crowd.

Not the best in the genre, but a nice game that captures the essence of the original and will appeal to fans.

Lords of Shadow 2's foundations might be obsolete, but it's still a game that offers a lot of content, a nice combat system and great production values.

Octodad is not only original in its concept, but also in the way you play it. It just a shame that the later part of the game is not as brilliant as its first levels.

Almost transformed in a visual novel, the second episode of The Wolf Among Us focuses on conversations to advance the plot, making it quite an odd adventure game.

Onslaught is a bit unfocused, but it has well designed maps and enough content to breathe more life to the latest entry in the Call of Duty franchise.

It's undeniable that the game is fun, but it relies too much on past glory and doesn't add anything new that's really interesting.

Arguably, a triple A game made for kids, a solid product that's fun and entertaining but not that unforgettable.

If you liked and enjoyed the first season and you don't mind repeating, play the second one, because, as for now, it's exactly more of the same.

Scribblenauts Unlimited only extends the vocabulary, but with no clear direction. We hope the developers reconsider their strategy for the next game if they want to save what once was a great idea.

Everything in Brave Soldiers is so dull and uninspiring that even fans of the series won't be able to fully enjoy the game.

If you are not making the jump to the next generation yet this is a fun arcade racing game, but if you plan on buying a PS4 or Xbox One that's were you should play it.

Beautiful on the outside but empty on the inside. Ryse has incredible graphics, but the story and gameplay are extremely shallow.

The idea was interesting, but Knack's development team is unable to use it in a fun way nor show what the new machine can do.

Shadow Fall shows what Sony's new machine is able to do in terms of graphics, but behind its beautiful façade there's a by the numbers first person shooter that you won't remember in a few months.

Although not brilliant and with a few rough edges, Powerstar Golf is clearly one of the best offerings in Xbox One's launch digital catalog.

A game with such iconic characters should be much better. It can be fun when played with some friends, but it doesn't make much use of the great possibilities the Wii U GamePad can offer.

Upgrading the visuals to high definition is not enough to conceal its origins as a portable game, nor to hide the problems the original game had.

An irregular game, with a few brilliant moments but a frustrating control and an average level design that blocks the speed and space you expect from a Sonic game.

Impressive on a technical level, but with a script with a lot of room for improvement. Maybe Beyond needed to be more a game and less a movie... or maybe just a better movie.

Rain recalls some kind of sensitivity unusual in videogames, but you can't forgive that it's also a game with many things that could have been done much better.

The idea of having a beat 'em up in a theater stage with the audience's reaction acting as the life bar is original, but sadly the execution is not that brilliant.

The foundation is promising, but although PES 2014 is not a bad game, it's still far from the elite of the genre.

Visually impressive, but this long tale has too many interruptions.

A similar game to Skylanders, but with the added benefit of having the beloved Disney characters.

A nice fighting game in the vein of the Dynasty Warriors saga, Pirate Warriors 2 is great for fans of the manga, but also has something else to appeal to the rest of us.

Although not as good as expected, The Bureau is a different kind of game with personality and some memorable moments.

Maxis has filled this tenth expansion with a lot of content, but The Sims 3 starts to feel a bit overboard.

Brothers' creators talk about it as '2013's Journey', but although being a good game it's just not as brilliant as thatgamecompany's one was.

A nice warm-up for the long awaited return to the depths of Rapture.

Project X Zone reunites characters from Sega, Capcom and Namco in a tactical RPG that stands out for its simplicity and sense of humor.

Only for fans of the original New Super Mario Bros. U that still enjoy Nintendo's extensive know-how about making 2D platform videogames.

The irony is that Deadpool makes fun of many gameplay mechanics, only to end up using them poorly.

If you're a fan of the comics and you like games like Diablo, then you'll find hours and hours of fun in Marvel Heroes. If not, there are much better free-to-play games out there.

Instead of tons of microgames, Game & Wario offers a few minigames that are a bit more complex and lengthy, but also much less fun.

A solid port from the original 3DS game that works much better than expected.

A good game that's classic and modern at the same time, that knows its place but often forgets that spark that makes racing fans tick.

Good graphics are not enough to hide the fact that its design lacks diversity and can be really boring.

Techland has changed almost nothing: Riptide has the same virtues and flaws of the first Dead Island.

An odd mix of homage, parody and documentary of the RPG genre.

A plain game with no ideas.

This expansion is light on innovative gameplay mechanics, but gives you plenty of new activities.

A nice game that asks you some patience before showing his true appeal.

It's still highly addictive and you'll probably have a good time with it, but that's something you could also get from the previous games without lowering the demands made to the player.

This spin-off removes all the filling to keep only what's important: the sniper rifle, the x-ray camera and lots of stupid enemies.

The script and puzzles are quite good, but this is not the brilliant return from Ron Gilbert that we expected.

Razor's Edge is a better game than the original Ninja Gaiden 3 and a worthy option for Wii U users.

A delightful experiment from Double Fine.

Fun, but short and a bit dull. We expected much more from Insomniac Games.

Epic Mickey 2 is a misunderstood exercise of nostalgia that fails in every effort to be better than the first game.

A good game that never finds its place: Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed is much better, and ModNation Racers offers the same build/share/play philosophy.

A blend of genres that can be straightforward and fun, but also anodyne and tedious.

Don't think of it as another Silent Hill, as Book of Memories is actually a good action game that reminds of the classic Gauntlet.

It's easy to recommend Hitman Absolution, a game that provides chills and emotion although lacks the charisma and polish that you expect from this kind of production.

It's a good homage to old genre favourites, but it clearly can't compete against the greatest platform games published in recent years.

A better arcade fighting game than expected, PlayStation All Stars is pretty interesting thanks to the Cross-Buy option.