This is the way Diablo III should have been from the very beginning.

Even though it has some "Nintendo magical moments" Yoshi's New Island never truly shines.

It depends on whether you see this as a fan of the franchise or not to fully justify the price tag. In any case it's a good start for the upcoming new chapter of Hideo Kojima's series of tactical espionage.

It's probably the most bland and repetitive DBZ game of this generation, with its only saving grace being the immense roster of characters.

Popcap’s first attempt to transform Plants vs Zombies franchise into a shooter is quite mediocre, as it lacks many basic and fundamental aspects someone would seek in a multiplayer only shooter.

FromSoftware has warned you again and again: "You will die". And in this game you will love even these frustrating moments.

More of an "encyclopedia of car service" than a game. Still, it has its good moments.

Titanfall is supposed to be the first next-gen FPS. Though this might not be the case, its awesome parkour mechanics, the titan-scale battles with the Titans and the stellar online matchmaking system conduct an undeniably super enjoyable and addicting FPS experience.

The PS4 edition of Dead Nation has some visual improvements over the original, but the highlight here is, without a doubt, the Broadcast+ mode.

A take on Minecraft and Metal Slug that needs immediate polishing in order to deliver what it has in store.

Just like a living painting! Rayman Legends on the PS4 is one of the most beautiful and best games we've ever played.

It's not the best LEGO that ever came out of Tt Games' toybox, but it's definitely tons of fun.

This is the way FPS games should be created.

It's a solid experience, with superb graphics and a truly stellar battle system. If the A.I. weren't so unbalanced Second Son would have been the best inFAMOUS game to date.

The end of the XIII trilogy, from a gameplay standpoint, gains and loses its strength from design mechanics and decisions that sets Lightning Returns apart from its predecessors. It’s nevertheless a title that caters to the trilogy fan, giving also a different perspective and a fresh air of play to the veteran Final Fantasy players.

Poorly executed and having no true relation with the original Thief games, the latest effort from the guys that gave us the superb Deus Ex: Human Revolution is a missed opportunity that will disappoint fans of the old games and newcomers alike.

Obsidian Entertainment managed to create a South Park game that is completely indistinguishable from the TV series. The witty and vulgar humor, the cutout aesthetic, and the hilarious voice talents of Matt Stone and Troy Parker are all present. Fans of the series shouldn’t miss it.

The modern setting is a bit awkward and some design choices made by MercurySteam can be frustrating, but Lords of Shadow 2 is a true and great Castlevania game in its own right.

Even though it lasts 2.5 hours this single player DLC for Naughty Dog's masterpiece is a must-have for anyone who traveled with Ellie and Joel in the original game.

Rambo: The Videogame has its good moments and in these moments it can be enjoyable. But when all is said and done, it's nothing more than a mediocre on-rails shooter.

While it is wonderful that Might & Magic is back with us after so many years, it is a bit frustrating that it is enclosed in a new generic fantasy world. Nevertheless, its brutal gameplay and dungeon crawling is back with a bang and fans of the series will be well rewarded by returning to the cradle of western RPGs.

Another "job well done" by the masters at Retro Studios.

Even though it can't be justified as a "true next-gen" game Outlast is one the scariest videogame experiences ever created.

Some 10 year old problems are still here proving that Lionhead didn't do its best during the port, but Fable -even after all those years- remains one unique fairytale of a game.

Simply irresistible and addictive as hell.

The best looking and truly "definitive" version of Lara's latest adventure.

Even though the scale of this edition is not as grand as its PC sibling, by now you definitely know what to expect from Minecraft.

After a four year hiatus this is definitely not the NBA game we've been expecting from EA.