Although it's not exactly the indie revolution many expected, there's more talent in a couple of Fez's levels than in many entire triple A games published in recent years.

We're not sure if this is the best Call of Duty of this generation, but we're convinced Treyarch has produced the most complete one since the first Modern Warfare.

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.

Those are remakes worthy of two timeless classics. They were considered as must have for PS2, and they should be considered the same for the PS3.

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.

Super Mario 3D World is not only the essential videogame Wii U so desperately needed, it's another master class in gameplay design by Nintendo.

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

Heavy Rain is disturbing, immersive, has a great script and can be played by everyone, regardless of his experience with videogames. You really should be buying it right now.

An excellent remake of one of the best tactical RPGs of all time.

This game is pure irony: story, dialogue, music, graphics... everything recalls the craziest clichés of the 80s.

A nice and unexpected goal for a handheld living the end of its cycle.

This is retro at its best, a perfect example of how to renovate a three decade old franchise.

A nice and unexpected goal for a handheld living the end of its cycle.

One of those games that you must play, Monaco is innovative, funny and cleverly designed.

One of this year's best indie games, one that will surprise you with your decisions. Are you really as kind and compassionate as you think?

The best boxing game of all time. History and legacy modes are great, and technically is really impressive.

There's no detachment between the image, the sound and the player's actions. Everything works perfectly and makes each minigame an extremely amusing experience.

It's a shame we don't see games like From Dust more often. It doesn't get repetitive, it's entertaining and shows like no other how a great power comes with a great responsability.

FIFA 10 is clearly a tribute to real soccer. The minor changes since the last entry might be difficult to spot (except for the 360 degree dribbling and the new defense pressing system), but make this an even better game than it was.

After almost ten years waiting, Max Payne 3 is still a linear and repetitive experience. But... is this really a problem when the game is so incredibly majestic?

Fans of the Beatles will find here a great tribute to the band, an incredible track list, the best production values ever seen in this genre and many extras to satisfy their "beatlemania".

A great compilation that nobody who loves videogames should miss.

A real challenge: Dustforce is the hardcore Flower, pure zen meditation for hardcore gamers.

Peace Walker will be remembered in a few years as one of the best games ever made for Sony's PSP.

2D platforming is still alive. Retro Studios' latest effort is honest even with its own title: it may not do anything new, but it's just as good as it was sixteen years ago.

The perfect game for all audiences: easy enough for people that never play videogames, but with enough rewards and incentives for those who have lots of experience. This is the cutest game we've seen in years... and an excellent one, too.

After almost twenty years of work, Jeff Minter is finally able to complete his vision with this great shmup.

Neversoft not only has produced the perfect game for Metallica's fans, it also turned out to be the mirror in which Rock Band: The Beatles should look to see if it has succeeded or not.