Judgment is not a revolution, but a nice ending (for now) to one of this generation's most emblematic franchises.

A very funny script is the basis for one of Wii U's most interesting games.

BioShock Infinite not only reclaims the importance of the story in videogames, but also the medium's huge possibilities to create fictional worlds.

This spin-off removes all the filling to keep only what's important: the sniper rifle, the x-ray camera and lots of stupid enemies.

Ghost Warrior 2 is just a series of corridors and the same typical shooting levels we've seen millions of times, only with no inspiration whatsoever.

Ultimate has more character classes, areas, monsters and weapons which were not present on Monster Hunter Tri for Wii.

A little gem that will reward you with many hours of fun.

It surely isn't easy to produce a game as fun, balanced and polished as Tomb Raider, but Crystal Dynamics managed to do so.

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.

Crytek ends Prophet's trilogy with a solid shooter that fixes most of Crysis 2's mistakes, but that never fulfills its whole potential.

Players of the third Assassin's Creed will find an interesting extra in this downloadable content.

Pure minimalism: Proteus is the gaming equivalent to a Brian Eno album.

You have to accept Rising for what it is and not expect your average Metal Gear: there might be stealth, yes, but this is pure hack 'n slash... and the best one since Bayonetta, actually.

Colonial Marines is not only a bad film adaptation, it's one of the worst first person shooters recently published.

If you played Dead Space 2 you can get a clear idea of what you'll find here: scares, shootings, bizarre monsters and tons of gore. You can argue that Visceral could have been a bit more brave and that Dead Space 3 does not have as much ability to surprise you as before, but it's a really solid game nonetheless.

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

DMC is intense, but a bit slow for the seasoned player. The most important thing is the combat, though... and it's actually pretty good.

Retro City Rampage is far from perfect, but sure is brutally honest.

Ni No Kuni is visually stunning, using the cel shading technique in a way that even surpasses the beautiful Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.

Razor's Edge is a better game than the original Ninja Gaiden 3 and a worthy option for Wii U users.

Crimson Shroud is a love letter to the origins of the RPG genre that acknowledges how important a well told story is for this kind of game.

A delightful experiment from Double Fine.

Fun, but short and a bit dull. We expected much more from Insomniac Games.

Only for fans of the TV series, and we're not even sure if they'll be able to like this poor game.

Epic Mickey 2 is a misunderstood exercise of nostalgia that fails in every effort to be better than the first game.

A good game that never finds its place: Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed is much better, and ModNation Racers offers the same build/share/play philosophy.

A blend of genres that can be straightforward and fun, but also anodyne and tedious.

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