A new and fresh direction in the Sims franchise.

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.

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

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

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

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

A great follow up to Kinect Sports and step in the right direction for Kinect powered games, although it's still a fact that the sensor does not always detect our movements well.

This should have been bundled with Kinect instead of Kinect Adventures: it's competitive, social and fun.

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.

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

Scribblenauts is the perfect example that having an excellent idea is not enough to create a great game. The revolution we expected from this game turned out to be just a nice experiment.

Not a new step in the genre, but Rocketbirds shows a refined formula that works beautifully.

Fans of DC comics should really try this game, as it's specially designed for them.

Although having cartoon visual, Grand Slam Tennis is more a simulation than an arcade game like Virtua Tennis.

Pure grindhouse and stupidly fun. Not very recommended if you already played it on the Wii, but if not you will probably like its irreverent and adolescent attitude.

A good RPG, but visually it seems more a Gameboy Advance game than one published for the Nintendo DS.

Order of War is not a revolution in this genre, but at least is a fun game that will appeal to RTS fans and WW2 lovers.

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.

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.

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.

A nice action game with a great setting, but far too similar to what we've already seen in the God of War franchise.

It's not a bad game, but we think that Square could have done a much better job with such an attractive material.

Even with bugs and many things that should have been polished, Techland's latest effort is quite fun and not just another typical zombie game.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.

A nice action / role playing game, but you have to invest a lot of hours before the good things start to unfold.

Same city, same abilities, same combat system and same graphics. Crackdown 2 is an unsurprising sequel that loses the spark of the first game.

Fans of the Warhammer universe will love its setting and plot, and the way it plays, although not perfect, is brave and original.