Blackgate is a minor spin-off of Batman Arkham Origins. It was more comfortable on portable devices, but even on home consoles will please "metroidvania" fans.

This Next-Gen version of the last Tecmo-Koei's musou adds few scenarios and game modes, and shows a crisper graphics. But it doesn't change the substance of the game.

Mercenary Kings is an old-style shooter with interesting twists. The multiplayer mode and the weapon customization are enough to make it a really pleasant game.

A strong and convincing driving system, spoiled by a poor AI and clumsy graphics.

Fez is a true masterpiece, and we are really pleased to have it on PlayStation 4 and PsVita.

This first DLC for Diablo 3 solves many of the problems of the original release. But the new new act is too short and the new class isn't that inspired.

SteamWorld Dig lays in the middle between Spelunky and Terraria: but it has a pace of its own, that results in a quite interesting adventure.

Once you take-off, you won't stop playing for quite a bit.

An impressive brawler game, one of the best for local multiplayer battles.

Playing Ultionus it's like recovering a time-capsule from the '90s: a solid shooter, compelling and challenging, even if not one of the best of its genre.

The plot and the script are surely interesting, but the adventure is short and the puzzles aren't that interesting.

Danganronpa is not a proper game: is an interactive novel. Still, its captivating atmosphere won't let you go until you'll reach the end.

An amazing cross-over, that melts two different styles in a very smart way.

Yaiba could have been an interesting take on the genre: unfortunately, it fails on the long run, resulting in a quite boring action game.

Kinect Sports Rivals is not the title to showcase the truth potential of next-gen motion gaming. Many of its core activities are dull or trivial, and only the Jet ski has the complexity to convince on the long run.

FIFA World Cup can be interesting if you haven't played FIFA 14: otherwise is just a very expensive update.

The proverbial tip of the iceberg. With its finely crafted game design, it creates great expectations for what The Phantom Pain might be in the future, yet at way too high a price.

An interesting experiment, but it lacks balancing and up-to-date graphics.

At times, Infamous Second Son delivers great fun with its combat mechanics, yet a repetitive formula, combined with some hiccups and balancing issues, ultimately can't be ignored. It's an entertaining and visually beautiful piece of software, but it could've been much more.

This New Island of Yoshi isn't as beautiful as the first one we explored in 1995. The gameplay mechanics are just the same, but the level design is quite customary.

A good combat system, solid even if not original, is mixed with a boring plot.

Being an unusual comedy-game, Jazzpunk is a funny and different experience.

Dark Souls 2 is a true masterpiece, and one of the best Action RPG of this generation. Extremely difficult and yet always rewarding, it shows an impressive "lore" and a finely balanced gameplay.

This HD Remaster edition has an impressive amount of redesigned and unpublished contents, and a compelling graphics update.

An interesting 2D moba, full of content and characters even if not as deep as the great masterpieces of the genre.

Rure fan-service. Too bad that the hack'n'slash-style of gameplay doesn't work well, and it's too simple and repetitious.

Despite the title, this is not a proper museum, but a collection of nine titles most of which did not age so well.

Even on Xbox 360, despite some a graphic downgrade, World of Tanks delivers the same solid experience.