Dark Souls 2 still offers the emotions of a pure adventure, that sense of wonder and discovery that only videogames can provide, closing From Software's trilogy in a brilliant and perfect way.

After almost twenty years of work, Jeff Minter is finally able to complete his vision with this great shmup.

Tropical Freeze is exactly what we expected from the sequel of one of the best platform games of the last generation. There might not be many surprises, but this is still an extremely polished (and great) game.

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.

Outlast is one of the few recent games that can be proud of being able to truly scare the players.

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.

OlliOlli has the philosophy of a hardcore game with the looks of a mobile one. Truth is it's complex enough to be very addictive and the kind of game the PS Vita needs.

A great start for the next entries. The combat system is extremely polished and the game has great characters and a detailed world that we want to explore even more.

With a new lighting system and a better frame-rate, this is Pinball Arcade's best version yet. There are not many new things if you already have it on another platform, but it is arguably the best pinball game ever.

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

Duet is a little gem that many will overlook... and it's a shame, because it has an excellent design that will capture you for hours.

Infinity might not be as innovative as we expected, but it doesn't matter: it's one of the best games you can purchase right now at the App Store and a great way for Hello Games to say goodbye (for now) to its beloved character.

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.

Teslagrad has a clever level design, great visual style and uses gameplay mechanics in a way that keeps the player both alert and eager to learn new things.

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.

The emotion of an Adventure Time episode is replaced for apathy in a game not worthy of this great animated series.

It looks like a visual demo, but Resogun is actually an excellent arcade shooter with old school gameplay and, maybe, the first essential game for the PS4.

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

Some say that this is the best Final Fantasy in many years, and it may be a great way to describe it: Bravely Default is a love letter for the old JRPGs, but it also has some good new ideas.

Gran Turismo 6 finishes what Gran Turismo 4 started. It's not a revolutionary game, but one that improves everything and adds a lot of content.

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.

Forza 5 is as spectacular and solid as ever, but you can't ignore the fact that there's a clear content cutback from the previous game.

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.

If there ever was a reason to buy a Vita it's clearly this game: Tearaway is inventive, fun and uses in a clever way all the exclusive functions of Sony's handheld.

Dead Rising's formula is not as fresh as it once used to be, but it still offers you many bizarre situations riddled with zombies and weird weapons.

The basic premise is interesting and it has its funny moments, but LocoCycle is unable to offer any interesting gameplay mechanics worthy of your time.

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.

Super Mario 3D World is not only the essential videogame Wii U so desperately needed, it's another master class in gameplay design by Nintendo.

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.

A Link Between Worlds is not the game that will revolutionise the franchise. Quite the opposite, actually: it's a recognition of old habits and tradition from the series.

EA manages to create a game that's always moving: chases, races, points, weapons... you can enjoy it offline, but it's much better when you play it with some friends.

This is a great game, even considering that it's actually the same one we've been playing since 2007, with little or no changes to its formula.

Even with many mistakes, Assassin's Creed IV is a great game and one of the best possible experiences you can choose to say goodbye to this generation of consoles.

This new Battlefield has some of the best multiplayer maps we've seen on the franchise. There's still a single player campaign, sure, but it's clear that the online component is the vital part of the Battlefield formula.

Infinity Ward doesn't manage to surprise us with the new generation: Ghosts is still a really fun multiplayer game, although less inspired than before.

The amount of content that Level-5 offers in this game is enormous and can last you for months.

The amount of content that Level-5 offers in this game is enormous and can last you for months.

The first episode is not too long, but makes up its length with a strong emphasis on the narrative.

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.

Dragon's Crown mixes surprises with a homage to the genre, becoming a nice game that's as familiar as fresh at the same time.

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.

Ironically, the best new thing about this years F1 game is something old: the possibility of racing with legendary cars and pilots.

A brilliant odyssey full of memorable moments, and an adventure that is still as great as ten years ago.

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.

In 1996 Game Freak created some kind of a ritual that still remains untouched today with Pokémon X and Y, which, besides being the most ambitious game in the series, is the cherry on top for a spectacular year for 3DS.

In 1996 Game Freak created some kind of a ritual that still remains untouched today with Pokémon X and Y, which, besides being the most ambitious game in the series, is the cherry on top for a spectacular year for 3DS.

One of the best sports games ever made and clear proof of the great work made by Visual Concepts during these last years.

Although many users begin to request more, FIFA 14 is still a spectacular soccer game that we effusively recommend.

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.

GTA5 does much more than repeat the San Andreas model, introducing many new features in the franchise. From those, the one that adds a whole new dimension to the game is the fact that for the first time we have three main characters instead of one. GTA is the king of controversy... long live the king.

An atypical fighting game, but one of the best that you can play to introduce yourself to the genre.

Although the graphics are not as good, Diablo III is even better when played in a console thanks to its great local multiplayer mode.

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

It may have a few good ideas, but all of them are poorly executed.

The campaign is short, yes, but is built in a very intelligent way to be replayed on different occasions, and the multiplayer can be a major boost if it can capture a large enough and active enough community.

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

With Killer is Dead Goichi Suda finally nails his own personal formula, that one that never seemed to fully work with Killer 7 or No More Heroes.

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.

No fan of platform games should miss this one: it's incredibly fun, tremendously beautiful and exudes a lot of charisma.

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

Blacklist is a nice start for Ubisoft Toronto, a game that closely follows Conviction's steps.

It's not a game for everyone, but if you liked previous games by Hideki Kamiya, like Bayonetta, you'll fall in love with this one.

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

Narco Terror tries so hard to be so simple and basic that it seems impossible for it to fail. But the truth is it does, and in a so miserable way.

DotA 2 will be an important highlight for eSports in the following years. Try it and you'll understand why.

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.

The second Tales game really made for this generation offers tens of hours of classical JRPG gameplay.

One of this year's best indie games, one that will surprise you with your decisions. Are you really as kind and compassionate as you think?

Not only an honest tribute to the classic Capcom game, but also a sincere love letter to Disney's original TV series.

It may not be the game that Wii U desperately needs right now, but Pikmin 3 is still one of the most interesting and fresh gaming experiences you'll enjoy this Summer.

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.

Undead Labs' first game tries to encompass all possible aspects in zombie survival to achieve the perfect apocalyptic world setting. It doesn't completely succeed in doing so, but it's a great game nonetheless.

The best Animal Crossing yet, a real oasis in the videogame industry.

The Last of Us is what we expected and more, much more. Naughty Dog delivers the game that made our jaws drop at E3: adult, honest and with an incredible attention to detail.

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.

It's the fifth entry in this saga, but it still manages to be fresh and innovative. One of the best games available on the 3DS eShop.

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

Not only one of the greatest games for the Nintendo 3DS, but also the perfect example that great game design is timeless.

This generation's cult classic, now available for the PS3. Don't miss it.

Arc System Works proves once again that right now it's one of the best fighting game developers in the industry.

One of those games that you must play, Monaco is innovative, funny and cleverly designed.

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

Keiji Inafune produces a great action RPG for PS Vita that mixes magic with huge battles against big bosses.

This game is pure irony: story, dialogue, music, graphics... everything recalls the craziest clichés of the 80s.