It's an absolutely stunning experience. It won't be easy to see the end of it, but it's absolutely worth all the time and dedication it takes.

It's a rushed game, poor in contents, and unable to stand on its own ideas.

It's still and enjoyable and original game, although this remake should be considered only by those who haven't already played the original, as the extra content is really thin.

Tearaway Unfolded still holds all the magic of the original, and if you missed it on Vita, this is really a good chance to enjoy it.

Despite some lacking features when it comes to looking for other people's creations, making levels has never been so fun.

It had the chance to become a great narrative experience, but the story, halfway through, really changes what was built on sound foundations. If you love the Heavy Rain genre, this might still be worth a shot, but be prepared for some unexpected turns.

It's an incredible remaster: a lot of work went into it, and you can definitely feel it when you play. If you loved the original, this is a must buy.

If this is really the last Metal Gear Solid, it's an appropriate farewell. The story might be really slow to unfold, but there's a freshness in the gameplay that can appeal to newcomers as well.

Although the graphics look dated and the loss of the touch screen comes with some hiccups, it's still one hell of a ride for survival fans.

More an interactive tale than a classic videogame, Beyond Eyes delivers a unique experience, one that narrative fans should really consider.

Early access gone wrong. The techical aspects are sometimes terribly bugged, and the single player campaign is just wrong. Ace Combat fans should just look elsewhere.

It's a different take on the stealth genre, one that really impresses the player with an interesting environment. Sadly, the controls lack precision, and that's a real shame for a game that requires so much rigor on the gamepad.

There's hack'n'slashing and an interesting narration behind it. It's a good action-RPG that won't let fans of the genre down, but it still lacks polishing in some gameplay aspects.

The potential is really good, but not really capitalized on. It's nonetheless an evolving platform, and future updates could work around the bugs and crashes, making it really interesting for all Magic fans out there.

It's a great way to start an adventure, although it's just the first chapter, and we'll have to see how this evolves in the next future. If you like Telltale's style, this might be your new toy for the summer.

The idea was sound, but the execution lacks a considerable amount of care in integrating the gameplay mechanics. It's frustrating but not really compelling, and it doesn't grow on the player even when given time.

Legions of Steel is a fun and entertaining strategy game, that falls short on some usability and content aspects. Still, fans of the genre could consider trying it.

The last map pack from Sledgehammer confirms the trend: the multiplayer maps are forgettable, and the zombie campaign reaches the grand finale with success.

It's all about storytelling, and the narrative is really sound and well written. More than anything, the experience lacks rhythm, as those endless strides across the village could've really used some small shortcuts, but it's still an unique experience.

A good old school platform, sometimes a bit too frustrating. The hardcore platforming fans could really enjoy its ruthlessness.

A forgettable experience. It wants to mimic Papo & Yo and Journey, but ends up being way less than the sum of its parts.

Thirty years of videogaming history in one single disc. A great collection, one that you really should consider.

Even an year later on PS4, Abyss Odyssey is still a great roguelike, bestowed with a unique graphic style. Shame for the drops in framerate, but everything else is still top notch.

It's really short, just a couple of hours of entertainment, but at the same time the gameplay is original and interesting.

The Xbox One version is pretty much identical to the PC one, if you don't consider some nasty framerate drops that really shouldn't be there.

The gameplay is indeed original, but it doesn't show enough depth to keep the player going for long. It's an interesting time (and zombie) killer, but nothing more.

It's a great DLC, one that fans of the original game really shouldn't miss.

It might not be the best chapter so far, especially when you realize Max's powers have been mostly cut due to pure balancing reasons, but it still paves the way for the (hopefully) grand finale.