Captain Toad is a perfect example of technology at service of playability, a game where design is everything.

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.

Ultimax is a great fighting game, with different characters and balanced gameplay. Atlus has managed to create a game that is a challenge for seasoned players and a nice way to start for novice ones.

Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are remakes of classic Pokémon games, but they also add some great stuff that shows another step in the evolution of an incredibly successful franchise.

Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are remakes of classic Pokémon games, but they also add some great stuff that shows another step in the evolution of an incredibly successful franchise.

Not as surprising as Brawl, but this new Super Smash Bros. is a more polished version of one of the most fun games Nintendo has ever made.

A good port of a cult classic, although we expected Sega to add some new content or extras for the fans.

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.

The best thing about Unity is its incredibly detailed portrayal of a city of Paris that looks more alive than any other scenario in Ubisoft's long running franchise.

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

The best western RPG in recent years, and a game that shows that BioWare is still capable of doing many many great things.

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.

The best way to describe Far Cry 4 is that it's Far Cry 3 set in the Himalayas. There are not many new things, but Ubisoft has done well not greatly changing a formula that still works great.

A must have for fans of the old Lucasarts adventure games, but also a great offer for people who are new to the genre.

It's more of the same? Yes. But it's also better, much better. GTA5 is as great as it was last year, and this version has lots of small changes - or big ones, like the first person camera - that make the experience even more enjoyable.

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.

It sometimes loses itself in its own parody, but Sunset Overdrive is one of the funniest games you can play right now on Xbox One.

A good Call of Duty, better than Ghosts. It's a nice step forward for the franchise, that will give hope to fans who were skeptical about its future.

Beyond Earth takes the solid foundation of Civilization to offer a more immersive experience, perhaps the best since Alpha Centauri, if not better.

Pure fan service and a great way to say goodbye to the generation that saw Borderlands become one of the most successful franchises in recent times.

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.

A great remaster of a great adventure game, very recommended if you already played it twenty years ago or if it's your first time.

The Evil Within is a game to respect and cherish, one made by a creator, Shinji Mikami, who is not afraid to learn new things, but is more interested in refining what he knows how to do best.

It's the obsession for detail that makes Bayonetta 2 so special. It might not be a unique game, but clearly one that's not common.

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.

An excellent basketball game. It does not have any radical changes. Even minor corrections maintain it as the unrivaled king of the genre.

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.

FIFA 15 is still the king of the genre, but starts to show the need to add something new to keep itself fresh.

Not many games can manage to do the same as Super Smash Bros: maintain itself fresh and fun after fifteen years.

Playground did a great job with the fist Forza Horizon, and its sequel is exactly what you can expect: bigger, better and faster, possibly the best Xbox One exclusive game you'll play in 2014.

Everything you can expect from a tower defense game can be found here; only the inherent limitations of the genre can be criticized in it.

As True Detective did months ago, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter shows its cards and lets the player decide which ones are important, asking them to be both the spectator as well as the engine that drives the game.

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

D4 is quite a silly game. But also an awesome one, exactly what you'd expect from the creator of the cult classic Deadly Premonition.

Not as surprising as the first Danganronpa, but a better game. The gameplay core is almost the same, so its main effort is to provide an interesting story.

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

The perfect excuse to return to a franchise that seemed to have reached it's highest point on it's first entry. The gameplay changes are great for experienced players, while the new episodes offer great value for the novices.

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

The Sims 4 has lost some appeal as a total life simulator, but on the other hand it has won much as a role playing game.

Hyrule Warriors is not a Zelda game, it's a Dynasty Warriors. But truth is it's the best Dynasty Warriors yet and the best you can play.

Destiny is not revolutionary, but it mixes properly and updates many ideas to create an experience that's solid as a rock. As an online game it has stuff to improve, but right now it's a great action game that can be unforgettable when played with friends.

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.

Blizzard has done an excellent job adapting Diablo to consoles. If you played it on PC there's nothing new here for you, but if not it's one of the best games available right now for the PS4 or the Xbox One.

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.

Clearly one of the best episodes of this season, with various satisfying and different endings.

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.

Wildstar has three main features to differentiate itself in the crowded MMORPG market: accessibility, mobility and a great sense of humor.

Mind: Path to Thalamus offers memorable locations, great well-thought mechanics and intelligent puzzles with an almost perfect curve of difficulty.

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.

Time's not always kind with old videogames, but this Oddworld remake proves that Abe's odyssey was truly timeless.

One of the most original indie games we've played in a long, long time.

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.

A great opportunity to enjoy countless hours of fun in your pocket console.

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

The Wolf Among Us has been able to stand the difficult comparison against The Walking Dead. The entire game might not be as good, but I've found its world to be much more immersive and its characters more interesting.

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.

Delta is not a sequel, just an extended game that polishes the original in order to create a great foundation for the more than likely Soul Sacrifice 2.

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.

A great game that repeats the same mistake of previous entries: it takes too long to appreciate its full potential, so at first it might not seem as appealing as it really is.

A great game that repeats the same mistake of previous entries: it takes too long to appreciate its full potential, so at first it might not seem as appealing as it really is.

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.

Kero Blaster shows once again the enormous talent of Daisuke Amaya as a designer. It has so much to offer that you'll find impossible to forget its great world.

An incredibly charismatic and elegant game that stands out mixing playability and aesthetics in a really organic way.

The best thing about Full Mojo Rampage is its pleasant voodoo theme, but it also has solid mechanics that guarantee hours and hours of pure fun.

A good game that could have been a bit better. Although far from Grand Theft Auto's greatness, Watch Dogs is like a compendium of Assassin's Creed and Far Cry's best moments.

It's more or less the same tribute to Nintendo's 8 bit era as the first NES Remix, but this time the game selection is stronger and the level design a bit better.

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

Kirby Triple Deluxe is not only one of the best platform games available for the 3DS, but also the title that makes best and most inspired use of the 3D capabilities of Nintendo's handheld.

Two decades after the first Super Mario Kart the formula still feels fresh. Mario Kart is a must have for all Wii U owners and a good reason to buy one.

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.

Maybe a bit too similar to the previous games, but fans will be delighted to know that Fusion is as challenging as ever, and it even adds some great challenges.

The essence of the franchise is always present, and TESO, although not as immersive as previous games like Skyrim, is far superior to the one you can find in other MMORPGs. You should have, though, a group of friends playing it, or else the subscription price won't be worth it.

It took Blizzard almost two years, but with Reaper of Souls they have finally perfected Diablo III, showing us why we keep coming back for more even if sometimes we're unfaithful to it with similar games.

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.

Nice characters, a simple but deep combat system and a well written story makes difficult to stop playing while this adventure lasts.

Titanfall succeeds in reinterpreting the FPS genre introducing fresh ideas alongside the old ones, being what we'd call a plug&play game with a great future.

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.

Luftrausers is one of those perfect little arcade games to play after a long day of work or while traveling on a train if you have the PS Vita version.

Forget your typical cash-in: Layton vs Wright is a great mashup that keeps the essence of each character, never having the feeling that one is overshadowing the other.

Left Behind makes The Last of Us more relevant and an even better experience than the one we'd have playing only the original campaign.