Maybe it won't really expand your experience in gameplay terms, but if you loved the original game, this DLC can offer some hours of good driving fun and eye candy.

More content, especially for a game that is in desperate need of new things to do and places to explore, would've been much more appreciated. On the other hand, what this DLC has to offer is some of the best strikes Destiny has ever seen, and a compelling raid.

It's the spaghetti western style that really shines here, while a solid gunplay delivers some interesting standoffs. It's a shame that overall the content is really thin, and will end in a matter of a few hours.

It's an interesting space RTS, but the sub sectors of the maps make them feel much smaller than they actually are, and the units' pathfinding isn't always up to the task. On the other hand, gameplay mechanics do work really well, and there's depth enough for the veterans to enjoy.

It's a very easy to play and immediate tower defense game, and that makes it more enjoyable on PS Vita than it actually is on PS4. On the other hand, it doesn't bring anything really new to the genre.

It's basically a Clash of Clans clone, painted with a Call of Duty coating. That can't make for a very interesting or fresh experience.

Beyond any doubt, The Crew had loads of potential. The "single player" experience might be fun at times but the AI and the handling of the vehicles lead to frustration. Where the project really turns into a train wreck, however, is on the multiplayer side where just finding a single PVP game can take ages.

A well crafted remastered game that's perfect for fans and newcomers alike.

The Rabbids' next gen debut is sadly forgettable as this party game isn't polished or original enough to spark any interest.

If you're familiar with the Project Diva saga this chapter might be one of the best ever made. It's a compelling rhythm game that will keep you busy for a long time.

It's a small gem in a great Wii U line up but different from traditional platformers.

The adventures of the new family introduced by Telltale can't hold the player on the edge as the books (or the TV show) have done in the recent past. There's the familiar gusto for violence and cruel deaths but it's not supported by the same care for details or rich dialogues.

You might be interested in the culture and folklore aspects of the game but the gameplay is not up to par.

Despite unresolved technical issues Battlefield 4 leaves the field with what might be the best DLC ever released for the sagga.

The classic formula is here but this recent offer in the neverending saga is not enough to bring something new to the table.

It's simply one of the best expansions for World of Wacraft.

An original metroidvania tupe game filled with interesting puzzles.

An interesting stealth/survival adventure. You can overlook small defects and enjoy the solid gameplay.

It's a great Persona chapter and one that fans shouldn't miss.

It's an intelligent and original experience. The perfect title if you're looking for something entirely different from what you're used to.

If you played Guardian of Light then what you'll find here is more of the same but that's not such a bad thing.

Even on PC, Lone Wolf's adventures maintain their value as an original mix between e-book and turn-based combat. Controls with keyboard and mouse work well, and the price for the 4 full chapters is just right.

There's a ton of content to be enjoyed, and the gameplay offers enough depth even for the hardcore beat'em up fans.

As a beat'em up it can be sometimes interesting and different, but in the end it doesn't really shine, and it hasn't aged as well as we expected.

This time around the repetitiveness feels somehow heavier than usual, and cameos don't work well as they should. The first sign of the need for some innovation on the future LEGO videogames.

It's really accessible, and that's a good thing, but for strategy veterans it won't go deep enough on the strategic and management aspects.

It's a game suited for veterans (no tutorial whatsoever), and the realism is all it cares about. If you're into historic combat flight simulator, you should really consider buying.

It's hard to judge and episodic game by its premiere, but this first chapter in undoubtedly very well crafted, and it will please both Borderlands' and Telltales' fans.