It's a different endless runner, since the context is way less ethereal than what you're used to. If you like the genre, you should try this one.

Customizing your mech is pure fun, and there are a lot of options, but the combat system is quite lame, as is the technical side.

It's an interesting spin off for true fans of the saga, but everyone else won't be involved enough in the lore to get what's going on.

The basics are indeed simple to understand, but digging into the gameplay you'll find deep and interesting mechanics. It's a shame that some of the missions are really too easy to complete, and the lack of an online 1vs1 mode is indeed unforgivable, but it's still an interesting strategic experience on Wii U.

Third chapter of a saga that desperately tries to follow in the Pokémon footsteps, it doesn't manage to impress, mainly due to silly gameplay mechanics.

It could look like a "domestic life simulator" at first, but there's much more beneath the surface. It's a love and war story that happens in a small apartment, told in an unique way.

It's a strong DLC, filled with carefully crafted and replayable content. Bungie is clearly still struggling to understand its own game, and to balance between its vision and the community's desires, but this might be a step in the right direction.

It's an interesting shooter that mixes Minecraft styled graphics and a slow, tactic pacing. Might be a good choice if you're looking for a different FPS experience.

It's an interest chapter, although its purpose is basically paving the road for the finale. Choices have impact (at least apparently), and the writing is quite good.

Magicka 2 can be a lot of fun if played with friends, but four years have passed since the first chapter, and this is basically the same game, with all its strengths and weaknesses unchanged.

A game where the complete absence of hearing is stylised visually, in an interesting and fascinating way. But it's not just the original concept, Dark Echo is also a compelling experience as a whole.

This chapter really shines, showing the screenplay's quality in its full extent. Life is Strange is becoming more and more interesting, and might turn out as one of the best narrative experiences of the year.

It's different and original, and that's what makes it really stand out. The mechanics are solid, and the gameplay can even be enjoyed with friends, taking turns and exchanging ideas on how to proceed.

Despite the early access phase, and some interesting ideas, Son of Nor is an unaccomplished game, one that really doesn't know how to take the best out of its qualities.

It's modest at times, and imperfect, but there's some good fun to be had once the gameplay mechanics really kick in.

It's as if a classic arcade-era game is born just today, and it's really fun to play.

The gameplay is incredibly deep in its strategic aspects, and the game has great replayability value. Xcom fans, here you have a great heir to the throne.

It's a wasted chance, and that's a real shame. The gameplay can't keep up with the good premises, and the game really looses much of its appeal in a matter of minutes.

Nero tells an interesting story in an original way, and if you're into narrative experiences, you should consider it. On the other hand, many technical aspects have been overlooked but the dev team, and that's a terrible shame.

The gameplay is fun and deep, but other aspects really could do with an extra layer of care by the devs.

The idea is sound, but as of today there's only one interesting gameplay mode (and it gets old after a while), a shop that needs rebalancing and a very slow character progression.

If you like classic shooter, you should definitely give this one a chance.

Homeworld is back in great shape, and you won't regret diving into your best sci-fi memories.

The graphic overhaul is indeed a good one here, so fans of the original chapters will be delighted.

There were interesting premises here, but this is a half done game, sadly.

It could've been an interesting shoot'em up, but it's way too frustrating,and utterly spoiled by a lame save system, bugs and glitches.

It's an interesting puzzle game, but after a while it gets repetitive, and it doesn't share Portal's genius.

There were enough elements to believe this could have been a great sci/fi-horror game, but in the end the gameplay doesn't deliver.