A great mix of strategy and 2D platforming.

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.

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

It can be considered Guitar Hero's little brother when compared to other versions, but the series' spirit is intact in this release.

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.

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.

It could have been much better, but also much worse. You won't regret giving this game an opportunity.

Quotation forthcoming.

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

Very different from IL-2 Sturmovik: this is an arcade shooter, without any simulation elements. A nice shooter, but nothing else.

It's the best game in the LEGO Star Wars franchise, but it still has some annoying design flaws that affect gameplay.

You may love it or hate it, but El-Shaddai was necessary for the industry, a risky game that tries something different and innovative.

The remastering process is not as good as we expected, but those three games are still quite fun and addictive.

Not as good as we expected, but Reckoning will appeal RPG fans with many hours of fun.

Exactly the kind of the change needed by the franchise, although this new game depends too much on luck and randomness.

It's a great return from a beloved saga, but it can be better on next installments. Control is a bit though and it lacks a bit of the charisma from previous entries.

WWE All Stars succeeds in delivering a more friendly wrestling game, but gaming modes being too simple and long loading times are defects to be solved if THQ plans to further evolve this series in the WWE franchise.

A good arcade driving game, although it reuses too much content from prior entries in the Ridge Racer series, lacks online multiplayer and has dissapointing graphics.

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.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine is a game that won't be a significant part of gaming history, but it's an entertaining one while it lasts. Its classical arcade playability, ultraviolence and charismatic main character make Raven's game a great option for fans of the comic and the movie it's based on.

One the best games published this year for Kinect.

People that love to share content and being part of a brilliant and growingly creative community should not miss this game.

For fans of the western genre this is the only option on the market (at least until Rockstar publishes the next entry for the Red Dead Revolver saga).

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.

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.

Wheelman is saved by the fact that none of its flaws affect the core of the gameplay and, by extension, its entertaining value. It's an incredibly direct game, a rarity in this generation. If you can look beyond its absurd plot, going berserk in Barcelona has never been this fun.

This is the best soccer game available for a handheld, but being based on FIFA 11 it's a bit annoying to readapt yourself to the old controls if you play a lot with FIFA 12.

It doesn't stand out on any aspect, as we were hoping it would, but it also doesn't do anything wrong. inFamous, on a really ironic way, lacks some kind of spark.

The American football game for those who don't like American football, as it rules out simulation in favor of an arcade obstacle course. Its price might be a bit too high considering its roots as an iPhone game, but this is pure fun while it lasts.

Mistwalker has made a great effort to add new ideas, but the game falls short of its own ambitions.

Recommended for RTS fans and those who can accept that the first hours are kind of hard, who will be rewarded with a fun and addictive game.

It could have been great as a DLC for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, but as a standalone game it doesn't work that well.

It's a shame that the game's too short, although it's quite good while it lasts.

EA successfully updates the classic arcade game, but the result was much more adequate for digital distribution with a lower price.

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.

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

Battlestations Pacific has easy controls that will attract to people that are not used to simulation games, but those who are looking for one will find a game that seems easy but has a lot of potential on its multiplayer mode.

This is not a game for hardcore Magic fans, as those will find frustrating the inability to create a customised deck. But it's a great game for novice players and those interested in having a fun multiplayer game.

As a whole, the product is quite recommendable, but it's ironic that what was supposed to be the main attraction, Assault on Dark Athena, is also is worst part from the package.

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.

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

RedLynx does it again with one of the best games available on the WiiWare service.

We expected a bit more from a game that aspired to become the new king of the arcade racing genre.

Fat Princess is like a cake with few layers: it's great when played with friends, and it's quite delicious, but it lacks some flavour and it will leave us a bit hungry.

Demigod is a good strategic game, easy to understand and with an addictive formula, specially online.

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.

Theatrhythm is a game made by and for lovers of the Final Fantasy saga.

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.

Strikeforce was better, but Samurai Warriors 3 is a nice addition to the franchise that will appeal to fans of the genre.

Dark Void doesn't stand out in a crowded genre; it's just another another action game that never fulfills its potential.

Flaws in design and execution are even more obvious with this new game and, as usual, Lionhead fails to live up to the expectations.

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.

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

SEGA tries to fit as many minigames as possible in a little cartridge, but actually only a few of them are really worth your money.

Not as good as we expected: the mix of action and stealth doesn't work too well. It's biggest flaw, though, is not being as faithful with the original as other remakes/sequels of old arcade games.

Mixing the JRPG and MMO genres is a great idea, but with WKC2 Level-5 fails again and gets a mixed result.

You'll have a fun time during the six hours this game will last, but it's too simple to be the action RPG many gamers expected it to be.

At the beginning it's entertaining, but after a few hours it becomes very repetitive. It's not a bad game, but one that's worse than it main competitor, the Dynasty Warriors saga.

Make no mistake, Duke Nukem Forever is not a good game. But although it's easy to point out its many flaws, most people are forgetting its most important feature: Duke's return is quite entertaining, even if it's an outdated game that looks like it's from 2005 and plays like it's 2001.

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.

Capcom has not produced good work with Resident Evil 6 and the franchise will have a difficult time recovering from this blow.

It may not beat Dance Central 2 och Just Dance 3, but The Black Eyed Peas Experience is worth checking out if you like the genre and love the group. The presentation and career mode makes a good impression, and the intricate dance moves compensate for the lack of variety.

Lego Rock Band is a fun game, but clearly inferior to any other game of the franchise.

Even with hours of fun and some hilarious moments, Fairytale Fight's bloody proposal lacks depth and shows that the game could have been much better.

An arcade soccer game clearly made for fans of the series, as the rest will end up being bored with it pretty soon.

It would have been much better if Volatile had given the game some personality, instead of using all ideas from other games like Gears of War, Arkham Asylum or Max Payne.

Seriously, Nintendo... the same exact game as in 1993? Mario deserved much more for his anniversary.

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

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

We get the impression that Housemarque just made the minimal effort to avoid producing a repetitive game. And they've not succeeded.

Being extremely short and repetitive, Liberation Maiden asks you too much money for what it really offers.

If you like the films you really should play this game, if not there are much better adventures on the market.

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

Lollipop Chainsaw is fun, outrageous and quite original, as you'd expect from Suda 51. The problem is that it's just not that good as a videogame.

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

Everything is exactly how you remember it from the classic arcade game. Not bad, but nowadays you can find games that do this much better.

Five or six years ago The Splatters could have been one of the most addictive games on Xbox Live Arcade, but nowadays there are much better options.

Neverdead's problem is that, albeit being original and fun, it soon gets repetitive due to the abuse of its procedures.

A celebration of the European soccer championship that only offers a few new game modes and updated rosters.

Valkyrie Profile: Convenant of the Plume has one of the most dark and dense histories we remember in a game. The new combat system, though, is a big mistake as it makes the game monotonous instead of fast and direct.

Another Code R: Más Allá de la Memoria has some interesting puzzles, but they lack surprise and don't offer anything new.

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.

EA tried something different with the closure of the Tiberian saga, but the result is far from what was expected.

The plot is not very stimulating. Acts follow each other with little drama, and its puzzles and minigames don't affect the game quite much.

This is truly a disappointment for fans of the arcade or Dreamcast versions of the original game.

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

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

Lost Horizon takes so many things from other games that the ending result lacks personality and hides its few wise ideas.

Great for fans of the band, but for the rest it's better to buy any other game in the franchise. And even if you're a fan there's a bit of let down here.

Lego Rock Band is a fun game, but clearly inferior to any other game of the franchise.

Its lack of ambition is too obvious. Graphics, sounds and control are good, but it has no emotion and has no surprises.

It looks like your average JRPG, but it's more like a MMORPG. White Knight Chronicles is fun, but it lacks some spark and could have been much better.

It's a shame that things turned out this way: the game had potential and you can see glimpses of quality, but for the most part Saw is repetitive and imperfect.

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

The controls and the visuals are good, but the game's main sin is not giving the user enough incentives to keep playing it.

Exactly the same we've been playing for the last fourteen years. The Metal Slug series really need some innovation as soon as possible.

Star Wars fans will enjoy it, but the rest will keep wondering why is Lucasarts wasting such an attractive franchise.

The idea is not bad, but it lacks all those little details that define an excellent game.