A step in the right direction and a great fighting game, although it's difficult to compete against the current king of the genre, SSFIV.

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).

Zeno Clash is not very long, but it also ain't easy, which makes it perfect to unload some adrenaline without sacrificing a good plot.

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

Although being made by Suda 51, Mikami and Yamaoka, Shadows of the Damned lacks a bit more of ambition. It's a really fun game, but it also has some flaws that prevent it from being excellent.

It's still a great experience for survival horror fans, although graphics and control could be much better.

A worthwhile addition to the Gears universe especially appeling for fans, as it lets you visit some unexplored past events of the war between humans and Locusts.

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.

A good arcade racing game. The main campaign has some design flaws, but multiplayer is where Evolution Studios' game really shines.

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

Looks greats, sounds awesome (Anamanaguchi!) and plays wonderfully. A must have for PS3 and Xbox 360.

It's this simple: Daytona USA is the perfect console port of an arcade legend.

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.

The Siege of the Spinner City is slightly better than the first chapter of Tales of Monkey Island, but it's still far away from the first two Monkey Island games stroke of genius.

A good RTS, but it almost seems like if it was made as an introduction for the first game.

Yager deserves credit for trying something bold and different, with an adult narrative and that, maybe for the first time on a videogame, shows the real horror behind war.

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.

Dragon Rising is a good tactical game, which won't appeal to fans of direct action. But if you like a realistic behaviour it's a great option to experiment (without danger) the horrors of war.

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

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

A great first step in a much needed new directions in the music game genre.

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

With great design and lots of humor, Double Fine's latest game is perfect for Halloween.

Metro 2033 has the best atmosphere we've seen in a videogame in months. Its combat system might be flawed, but it's an excellent experience anyway.

A good game for RPG fans, but with dated graphics and a not so great technical side.

Even if the decision of publishing it on retail format instead of digitally is a bit controversial, The Gunstringer is a fun game that works quite well with Kinect.

Can Wii U offer something more than just family entertainment? Zombi U is a clear answer that yes, it can.

A new and fresh direction in the Sims franchise.