We should applaud an excellent work made for free by fans of the original game.

Bulletstorm is rude, exaggerated and even a bit stupid. And we love it. In a genre where everybody tries to be like Call of Duty, People Can Fly not only has tried to do something different, but succeeded in it.

It looks like a visual demo, but Resogun is actually an excellent arcade shooter with old school gameplay and, maybe, the first essential game for the PS4.

The Third is probably the funniest sandbox of this generation. It required three games, but finally Saints Row shows its true face.

If you like racing games you must own this. Yes, there are things that can be improved like the online mode or strange stuff like the decision to use 800 car models of lower quality, but this GT5 is just pure love for motor racing.

If you're looking for an RPG, there are better options (yes, Fallout 3, I'm looking at you). If you want an FPS, there are tons of better games. But as a combination of both genres Borderlands is a fresh and fun option.

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

Wii U gets the best possible Mario, the one we've been enjoying for many years.

A great option for MMO players, especially those who liked WoW mechanics. But this is Rift's greatest mistake: being too similar to Blizzard's game.

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.

This is a worthy succesor to Rez and one of those titles that can justify the eternal discussion arguing if games are a form of art.

It's price is too high and it offers almost anything for those who played it on Gamecube or PS2. If you've never played it, though, maybe you should do so with the Wii version, which added a great use of the Wiimote.

Hard, well thought and extremely polished. Vanquish might not appeal everyone, but those who like this kind of game will love it.

Bulletstorm is rude, exaggerated and even a bit stupid. And we love it. In a genre where everybody tries to be like Call of Duty, People Can Fly not only has tried to do something different, but succeeded in it.

A very addictive puzzle game, although the first entry in the series was a bit better.

Even with its minor defects, Battlefield 1943 is an example to follow by downloadable games: it has a small size, a fair price, offers a lot of fun and technically it has nothing to envy from bigger games.

A great hardcore action game, with surprisingly deep difficulty and customization options.

Not only one of the greatest games for the Nintendo 3DS, but also the perfect example that great game design is timeless.

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.

Vigil Games has done a great job, although some minor details prevent Darksiders II from achieving excellence.

A good campaign, tons of multiplayer content, access to the Halo: Reach beta and, what's more important, no sights of the Flood.

Great script and solid gameplay mechanics. Possibly the last great adventure for the Nintendo DS.

A great game, and a must have for shmup fans.

This is a swerve in the right direction for the franchise. We don't know if EA will continue this road next year, but it would be a shame not to follow some of the great things SHIFT has come up with.

The story, its great combat system and its sublime production values all work in one direction: submerge the player in the kind of hyperbolic odyssey that only the JRPG genre can offer.

One of the best games in the beat 'em up genre published on XBLA in the recent times. Fan of Treasure and this kind of game? A must have, then.

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

The worst thing about Lumines is that it doesn't come bundled with the PlayStation Vita: like Tetris for the Game Boy, this is the kind of puzzle game that defines a new handheld.