Sometimes Always Monsters is a surprising "road movie game" with a lot of choices to make that will significantly change the story.

Wolfenstein : The New Order is a classic, but efficient FPS, with horrible nazis to kill during fun and brutal gunfights. But the fact it has no multiplayer mode is hard to believe in 2014, and the poor enemies' A.I. is disappointing.

Whistleblower is a short DLC that surpasses the original Outlast game in terms of fear and atmosphere.

Transistor is a memorable and immersive game thanks to the companion voice and the stunning visuals and audio. Its rich gameplay is a bit demanding, but also rewarding if you want to experiment and discover all its secrets.

Kero Blaster is a magnificent run and gun, colorful, well-designed, offering a great curve of progression. Even if it can be considered a bit short, it can be played again and again with the same pleasure and some personal challenges in mind.

Probably one of the most disturbing episodes of the whole series. Even if there are not so many sequences of gameplay, the player is definitely absorbed by the atmosphere and the incredibly well-written story.

Some expensive, state of the art equipment may help to catch several fishes, but a delicate control of the line is enough to hook the tastiest.

With some new great features added to the classic recipe, with beautiful graphics and spectacular races, Mario Kart 8 looks like the killer app the Wii U was waiting for.

This third episode of Kentucky Route Zero has its ups and downs, but the adventure continues and it is still a fantastic trip.

An adorable platformer, visually stunning and easy to play. Doesn't last long but very enjoyable.

Bound by Flame could be a really good RPG with some refinements, but for now, it suffers too much from its AI and difficulty settings.

By exploiting the autostereocopic display cleverly, HAL Laboratory added depth in many ways to this cloudy world.

Two of the best action games of the PS2 now in HD, with trophies and touch controls for the PS Vita... if you have already played those games before, it's not essential, but if not, just buy this collection.

From any point of view, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is a disappointment. If it's cool to play Spider-Man in Manhattan, this game is too similar to its predecessor (some improvement but not for the best) and can't be considered as a good "Spidey" game.

MLB 14: The Show is the best experience for the fans of this sport. This version is similar to previous episodes, but will seduce fans with its beautiful graphics and its impressive content.

Warframe is a good free-to-play TPS, but the action is too repetitive to make it an essential.

Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl revisits the first chapter in an novel way, adding some meaning to the quests through a story told from the perspective of involved characters. This remake also refreshes exploration with new tricks that venture into uncharted territories, and thus justifies another trip to Yggdrasil.

A good pinball pack but not the best, well helped by the score from John Williams and of course the Star Wars atmosphere.

Daylight gives the minimum for an horror/adventure game: it offers a fearful atmosphere and manages to scare us. But besides that, the procedural levels create nothing but poor level design and the gameplay is too repetitive.

This second part of Broken Sword 5 is quite better in its atmosphere, but it still suffers the same issues, and the ending is a bit disappointing. That's still a nice point n' click though, and now the story is complete.

Football Manager Classic is lighter than the PC version. Although, it is still pleasant and rich enough to satisfy soccer fans.

Nintendo Pocket Football Club is too tiny to be very interesting, despite a funny environment.

Thanks to a selection of greater games, NES Remix 2 provides a more exalting experience, from both a pedagogical and nostalgic point of view. But some remixes still lack inspiration, despite indieZero's efforts to create varied tricks. There are a few wonderful ideas though, proving that quality was chosen over quantity. And this is a clever way to revisit such old, yet relevant games today.

A classic Dynasty Warriors game with a lot of content and a lot of repetitive fights... This series really needs to evolve.

Four animes and one game "filled with japan's spirit", as Suda 51 said. A must-watch, but not a must-play, outside of Suda's fanbase.

Artistically wonderful, depicting a superb story that can take you back to childhood and make you want every sentence you ear or pronounce to rhyme,Child of Light is delightful to play, with great exploration phases and a really good combat system. We definitely need more games like this one.

After such a long time away from the green, Mario's clubs could have been rusty. At first indeed, it seems this comeback only relies on the same proven physics engine and subtle gameplay. The swing technique didn't change at all, even with the alternative method intuitively based on touch. But rather than pursuing realism, Mario Golf : World Tour expresses its arcadish approach in an audacious way, through a cartoonish world filled with interactive elements from the Mushroom Kingdom and the addition of power-ups. This arsenal is ingeniously exploited by the courses design, driving golf to a new dimension liberated from the laws of gravity. An amazing and joyful interpretation of this sport that can finally be shared easily with friends or competitors online. Who would have thought that golf was so friendly ?

A strange experience: controls are awful but that's why, besides the looney set up, Octodad shines. Even if it is not visually good and quite short, all we retain is that it's quite a hilarious game.