Neverdead's problem is that, albeit being original and fun, it soon gets repetitive due to the abuse of its procedures.

Final Fantasy XIII-2 is better than its predecessor, but it's also a game made especially for fans, for those who were not ashamed to admit that they liked FFXIII.

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

A great compilation that nobody who loves videogames should miss.

Although it tries to recover the survival horror feel of the first games in the franchise, Revelations is much more focused on action. This may annoy some fans, but it's a great game anyway.

It probably won't be as succesful as WoW, but SWTOR seems to be on the right path and BioWare can make something huge if they fix some bugs and add a few things. Its main appeal, though, is that this MMO seems like a giant Star Wars themepark for fans.

In an era of downloadable and indie games with complex mechanics, All Zombies Must Die doesn't seem to be aware of its own limitations.

Boom Street would have worked well as a board game, but as a videogame it does never seem to find its place.

Even Tekken fans can be offended by this. Charging almost forty euros for a ten year old game remake, a demo and a crappy movie is unacceptable.

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

To the Moon is more a narrative experience than a game, but a quite touching one.

Extremely simple, but also extremely addictive. For less than a dollar it's a steal.

Sonic Generations offers exactly what fans want: the classic speed of the Genesis games.

The premise is original and attractive, but the result is not that great, mainly due to a poor use of Kinect and the fact that this should have been published as a downloadable game with a lower price point.

A must have for Nintendo's handheld. 3D Land is a search for the roots of what made Mario the king of the platform genre.

One of the prettiest 2D platformers of this generation.

This might be the best portable RPG published this year, plenty of quality and personality.

This a game aimed towards fans: if you've never played a Disgaea before you'll find it dense and difficult, as it lacks an explanation for many of its concepts.

Bigger, badder, better. WWE 12 is the game that depicts best this brutal sport, although it still has some flaws in its control that should be polished next year.

A worthwhile addition to the Gears universe especially appeling for fans, as it lets you visit some unexplored past events of the war between humans and Locusts.

Solid gameplay, inspired design and great graphics. Mario Kart 7 is not a revolution, but it's exactly the racing game that 3DS needs.

You'll have to go all the way back to 1993 until you can find a game that delivers this much fun. Telltale, this is how you should have done when you resurrected the adventure genre. Beware, you're not alone anymore…

It may not beat Dance Central 2 och Just Dance 3, but The Black Eyed Peas Experience is worth checking out if you like the genre and love the group. The presentation and career mode makes a good impression, and the intricate dance moves compensate for the lack of variety.

Entertaining for fans of Tolkien's universe, but too repetitive and linear to appeal anyone else.

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

A game that had a lot of potential but seems to be cut in half. It lacks what excited us when it was first announced at E3, as if the developer wasn't brave enough to bet for what it made it different.

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.

It could have been great as a DLC for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, but as a standalone game it doesn't work that well.