Dragon's Dogma is one of the freshest experiences in this genre we've seen in a long time.

One of those typical Nintendo games that won't be remembered for being innovative, but for using a proven formula where fun is the only priority.

Diablo III is one of those games capable of keeping you addicted for weeks or months, a feat available only to a few.

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?

A great mix of strategy and 2D platforming.

Datura wanted to be an adventure, but its control prevents it from succeeding.

If you like games that allow you to be as crazy as possible, you should play Prototype 2.

It's not the disaster many expected, but Fable Heroes is a simplistic game that takes advantage of a well-known name.

It's difficult to explain with words what makes a game so great that actually doesn't use them at all.

Trials Evolution can be really annoying, but it's impossible that you won't like it.

The Walking Dead is not a traditional adventure game nor a survival horror: it's more like an interactive novel that complements the comic and the TV series.

A sad example of style over substance. Bloodforge looks cool with its over the top violence, but actually it's a boring, uninspired and repetitive game.

An interesting blend of strategy and action, although it really needs more enemies, more missions, more scenarios and more units.

A celebration of the European soccer championship that only offers a few new game modes and updated rosters.

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.

Kinect's lack of accuracy is again the root of all problems. The dance minigame is cool, but the rest of the game fails because it's never clear which kind of audience it tries to appeal.

The obsession to recollect every object in the game causes an extremely slow character progression. It has its audience, but Risen 2 may not be very attractive for those who like story-driven RPGs like the ones published by BioWare.

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.

Although the price is quite attractive, bear in mind that this collection mixes great games like Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix or Final Fight: Double Impact with some that are not as good, like Flock or Rocketmen.

Speedthru's biggest mistake is being a mediocre puzzle game that's not addictive enough.

Great production values are not surprising in a game coming from Crytek, but it's a shame that Fibble confuses 'casual gaming' with 'too easy gaming'.

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

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

A step forward for Pendulo, a talented studio that celebrates its adulthood this year.

This is the worst HD remastered collection published until now. It's a shame, as a great franchise like Silent Hill deserved much better than this poor effort.

Exactly the kind of the change needed by the franchise, although this new game depends too much on luck and randomness.

An unstable product. It tries to be complete and original, but ends up being too simple.

The remastering process is not as good as we expected, but those three games are still quite fun and addictive.