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

A real surprise and a good adventure, although it's a shame the last levels aren't very inspired and there are some clear mistakes in gameplay design.

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 good soccer game that makes an intelligent use of the 3D screen, but we miss the online and Become a Legend modes.

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

Clearly one of the best translations to a game from Akira Toriyama's classic manga that we've seen.

In Warp your manual skills are more important than your intelligence, something that doesn't seem quite right in a puzzle game.

As Lords of Shadow, Mirror of Fate stands out not only for its massive amount of content, but also for some well polished gameplay mechanics, like it's great combat system.

Close Quarters provides those short rushes of adrenaline that sometimes we missed, although it's a shame that it only adds four new maps.

Pure classical gameplay, a first person shooter that's more like the original Doom than a modern game.

This expansion is light on innovative gameplay mechanics, but gives you plenty of new activities.

It will make you scream, but not because of fear. It will cause you pain, but not in a figured way. And it will give you nightmares, but for motives that are not even related with its storyline.

If we should compare Prinny to other game, we would compare to Mega Man, because of its distinct visual style and the sadistic difficulty.

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

Simple and short, yes, but also one of the purest arcade games for the next generation consoles. A must have for classic game lovers.

A must have for racing fans with a PS2, Arctic Edge is a game that can look face to face at successful franchises like Burnout and Need for Speed.

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.

We just hope that Timegate manages to get more time and liberty for their next multiplayer project, as the campaign present on Section 8 is just terrible.

There's a huge difference playing this game alone or with friends. Its single player experience is not the best option in the Xbox 360 Arcade Marketplace, but this changes 180 degrees if you want it for multiplayer purposes.

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.

Not as fun as Mario Kart or Smash Bros. when played with some friends, but still a pretty good party game anyway.

This is a really addictive game, attractive for any gamer. It's only flaw is that most of its matches last more than an hour and a half, but you'll also enjoy the chance to create teams and raise their levels like you would do on a MMO.

The script and puzzles are quite good, but this is not the brilliant return from Ron Gilbert that we expected.

Divinity II is a very solid game, and all that Gothic 3 should have been.

Simple gameplay mechanics that never fulfill their potential are something that drag a beautiful game with an attractive aesthetic.

Quotation forthcoming.

Not a total disaster, but we expected much more from it. Reloaded is a game that doesn't stand out in anything and will be easily forgotten in the most competitive genre of the gaming market.

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.