There are many improvements on the original formula, and that's really good news for all the Disney and Star Wars fans out there.

Aesthetically speaking it really interesting, but when it comes to gameplay it really lacks personality.

A masterpiece brought back to life on 3DS. Considering the really cheap price, if you missed the original this is a great chance.

Sadly, there's nothing really enhanced in this version.

There's so much gameplay, between classic matches and FUT, that fans will be very happy with this year's chapter. There are also some interesting improvements in AI and physics, and some issues of old that seem really hard to fix.

It's an entertaining rhythm game, but the musical choice makes it interesting just for Japan culture fans.

It's a peculiar and unique horror experience, one that is able to convey fear and disquiet in a very powerful way.

An average 2D action/platform, but the gameplay soon gets dull and repetitive.

It's console driving at its best. By adding the lacking content from the previous chapter, and finally considering driving on wet tarmac, Forza is back to its former glory.

It's a solid free roaming experience, and, in some ways, it is really faithful to the "Mad Max" typical style. It gets really repetitive quite soon, though, and the storyline looses momentum from halfway through.

It's a game for pure fans of the brand, who will enjoy the genre hybridisation. Everyone else will have a very hard time getting up to speed with the story and gameplay.

It's a rushed conversion work, with a lock on the frame rate, and a couple of graphics adjustments. Not enough to call it a full remaster, and that's a real shame.

There were some good ideas in the concept, but the experience is terribly tedious. Add some lame platforming, and what you get is a forgettable game.

An original tower defense, able to think out of the box and kick the player off balance.

It's a content-filled expansion, one the fans were really waiting for. Blizzard is making the best of its trading card game.

It's a very good musou, filled with content and personalization. If you love the saga, you should really consider this one.

It's an interesting and brave product, able to deliver a great stealth experience.

The White March focuses on the combat, and that might be good if that's what you loved about Pillars of Eternity. The narration is still sound, but you'll spend more time fighting than ever.

It's a visual novel, so be prepared to read a lot of text. If you like the genre, though, it's really well written, and it definitely deserves a shot.

It might become an accidental trash myth, or just another junk-bin disaster. As it is, what it surely isn't is a good experience to be played.

The third dimension did really good for Trine, refreshing a gameplay that was starting to miss something new.

It's a wasted chance, since the level design is almost never able to deliver what a 2D platform fan usually asks for.

Whether you're interested or not in the voyeurism the saga offers, the formula is terribly repetitive to keep you interested for long.

It doesn't delve deep on its own gameplay ideas, and that's a shame, although fans of the Compile Heart brand could still enjoy the ride.

Halfway between a visual novel and a dating sim, it's a relaxing experience, but don't expect too much from the narrative depth.

It's really nostalgic, good for those who miss the old classics.

The characters are interesting as usual, but this chapter feels a bit too slow and fragmented to really entertain.

It might not impress the eye, but it's still an original experience, one you should try if you're looking for something different.