Even on the PsVita, this old-school RPG shines: bright colours, fascinating atmospheres, and a solid gameplay. A perfect conversion for one of the most intriguing digital titles of this year.

Enemy Front tries to narrate the Second World War through an unusual perspective, but it fails because of a terrible gameplay and an impressive amount of bug and glitches.

First act of an announced trilogy, The Fall has an impressive story and a compelling setting. Its gameplay is not as brilliant, but there's space for improvements.

We should have known: the planet we need to explore in this short and dull adventure, is unequivocally lifeless.

The managing core of the gameplay works well, being deep and well-structured. Still, the UI is a mess and the simulation of the race is boring.

A solid beat'em up with a JRPG structure: this proud ostentation of Nipponese traits means that you'll find nonsense cut-scene as well as trying grinding session.

1080p and 60fps (with rare drops). Better textures and shadows. But in the end, the most exciting part of this masterpiece is still the plot, the emotions and the tears. And one year after its original release, everything is still there to surprise you.

The rightful heir of the glorious cRPGs we used to play in the '90s.

We should forget Neil Gaiman's support to this petty and meaningless game.

Seventeen years after its original release, Abe's Oddysee is still one of the most strange, brilliant, original and funny platform around. This new edition is, indeed, tasty, and no player should miss it.

Arriving on iPad and iPhone, World of Thanks does not lose its spark.

A third person shooter without any distinctive features, some glitches and a really bad progression.

An interesting action rpg that mimic an MMO. This PsVita Edition includes two games: the progression can be a little bit repetitious, but there's a lot of content for the light novel fans.

A terrible edition: a lot of aliasing, input lag and a faulty control scheme.

The game looks awesome on PsVita but maintains its flaws even in this portable version.

You may think that two new stages and an extra boss fight could not be enough fresh content for a Next-Gen version of this great metroidvania. The Turbo Super Championship Edition is instead great, because it polishes the gameplay and the game runs definitely smoother.

A perfect PC conversion allows players to try Garden Warfare in its full glory. Sharp graphics and a solid control scheme for those who prefer to use mouse and keyboard. Plus, all the variety packs released in these months.

An interesting "reverse tower defense", with an original and humorous setting. Too bad for the oppressive grinding.

If you own a PS4, there's really no reason why you shouldn't treat yourself with a masterpiece, sold at a special price.

It's packed with content, but way too easy to keep you involved. Fans might be intrigued by the sheer numbers, but it really lacks some depth.

It lacks content (unless you pay for it) and it lasts just a couple of hours. No go, unless you are the most hardcore fan.

A very unique experience, which mixes delicate graphics to the gritty storytelling of the worst war the world has come to know. When it tries to be anything less than tragic, it might lack some of that energy, but it's still a game anyone should at least give a try.

Despite the lack of choice and freedom in the single player side, GRID Autosport delivers some exciting gameplay thanks to its believable driving model and over the top AI. It might lack some polish on the multiplayer side, but it's still a great comeback for fans of the original game.

It might seem easy in the beginning, but things will get complicated fast enough, to the point where it starts lacking balance. It's still an interesting and different puzzle games, but don't expect it to be kind with your mistakes.

Even on WiiU, Pullblox is an entertaining and fun experience.

Endless Runner fans, just know this: zombies won't change what you have already played an infinite number of times.

It's an interesting DLC, and the new base building will undoubtedly shift the balances of multiplayer. Still, all thing considered, a single player expansion to beef up the package would've been much appreciated.

Brand new engine and a good balance between simulation and arcade. It might not sport great looks, but as a motorbike simulation MotoGP 14 has what it takes to involve fans.