Fans of Sacred 2 will be fooled but for less demanding gamers, Sacred 3 is an average hack'n'slash / beat'em all, without ideas but without unacceptable defects.

Sometimes, it's funnier to play with real miniature cars than virtual toys, even for grown-up children.

While Breakout clones often get boring, it's impossible to fall asleep with this festive and bouncy take on the genre.

Smart and cruel level design for this DLC, closer to the first Dark Soul's atmosphere than the second one. Fans will for sure love it.

The Last of Us Remastered on PS4 is still the fantastic game it used to be on PS3, with all the DLC and enhanced graphics and animations. If you missed it last year, that's definitely a must-buy.

One of the best episodes of the series. As we keep on wondering what is best for Clem and have to take more difficult decisions, our heroin becomes the true boss of this group which is not really in good shape. More tension, people coming, other leaving, shocking deaths : the last episode is going to be exhausting.

The gameplay of Gods Will Be Watching is based on resources, time and human management, during stressful events with lives on the line. You can choose to smash headfirst in the « original » mode incredible difficulty or try the easy way to enjoy the mood and an intriguing story including one mysterious Sgt. Burden. Sometimes a bit delayed and repetitive, Gods Will Be Watching remains an interesting experience, which should inspire other games with more homogenous gameplay.

Revisiting an old recipe through modern standards is not an easy task. But with the passion and wisdom that Just Add Water poured into it, New 'n' Tasty gets even more delicious. Both beautiful for the eyes and easy on the mouth, this remake offers just the right amount of fresh ingredients to revive Abe's Oddysee, while staying true to the original - and still relevant - approach of Oddworld Inhabitants.

A nice mobile version of the famous PC and consoles hit World of Tanks. Blitz is aiming for short game sessions and quick action, and the developers did a good job out of it. Only the imprecise controls need some time to get used to.

Wii Sports Club is a mixed bag. All sports benefit from the improved precision of the Wii MotionPlus - except the "K.O.tic" boxing - but only baseball and golf exploit the GamePad in a really innovative way. Moreover, there is a lack of new content as a whole, despite the funny training exercices. That said, the online matches and regional clubs' friendly competition guarantee that members will keep coming.

MouseCraft is a nice puzzle game, with some very difficult parts, and with simple and immediate handling. However, the artistic direction is far from unforgettable.

Really satisfying iOS version but the content is getting stale and lot of practice is needed to master it, even if the touch gameplay is effective.

A blast from the past in a good way.

Sometimes fun, sometimes not, Blue Estate is really just an average rail shooting game sold at an expensive price for only 4 hours of gameplay.

A great conclusion to a season that managed to remain tense along its whole course.

First Strike looks like an old school Wargame, but plays like a frenetically "hit the gopher" arcade game.

Although this trilogy has been slightly downsized to venture into the portable universe, it's still worth playing on the Vita.

Spintires is a good trucks simulation. It's demanding, difficult, and it boasts an innovative physics engine. However, the content is a little light, some collisions are strange and internal view is absent.

Guacamelee! was an excellent game when it was originally released last year. It was improved upon since then.

If you truly love cycling, it is a must have.

Both Old School and innovative, Divinity Original Sin is a fun RPG featuring exciting tactical combat. It has its faults, though, the biggest one being it never achieving its full potential. It's frustrating how much better it could be.

Tour de France 2014 is too limited to match the standards of his competitor Pro Cycling Manager.

One Piece deserves much better than this opportunist and disappointing multi-platform port of a title released last year in Japan on 3DS.

A good indy shoot'em up for the Xbox One, even if there's a lack of content.

You may imagine that it's mainly going to be a tribute to games like Mega Man, Castlevania or Duck Tales, but Shovel Knight is a unique game with its own original ideas, an incredible level design, a perfect feeling and great visual and audio that appeal to all nostalgic gamers. Out 25 years ago, it would probably be considered as a classic nowadays.

Intercept is a fun 4 players coop mode, but the price seems a bit high for only 4 maps.

GRID Autosport is a really good racing game, delivering terrific sensations, but it suffers poor AI, technical issues on PS3 and 360 (the PC version is MUCH better visually) and a lack of new content.

Sniper Elite III will deliver satisfaction to the sniping fans, but its lack of finitions is really penalizing.