We believe that this sibling studio has the potential to create equal or better products in the future. Every new title we test is a step forward in both design and execution.

Whether you've been playing Fire Emblem since the beginning or are mostly curious about where the blue-haired sword goblins in Super Smash Bros. come from, I think you should give Fire Emblem Engage a proper try. You will not regret it.

A more polished version of an already polished game.

Single-player feels dated but multiplayer is rock solid and you get 106 amazing levels.

Fast, frantic, pretty and pretty darn addictive. Call of Duty feels fresh again for the first time in years.

Fun and addictive.

Beautiful, challenging, brutal. A serious contender to Dark Souls and Darksiders.

Easygoing, addictive fun wrapped in beautiful graphics.

Innovative, addictive and well structured.

Great return to a classic recipe for the man who brought us Resident Evil.

Fantastic fun.

Beautiful destruction.

Subtle, atmospheric, beautiful, exiting. A fantastic thriller.

One of the best handheld fighters of all time.

Amazing atmosphere, perfect pacing.

Fantastic gameplay, great graphics. Just wished the story was a little bit stronger.

Way better than Dynasty Warriors.

Great fun, beautiful design but somewhat shallow.

Not the perfect sports game but a big step forward in the right direction.

Dark, gritty, scary, exciting and beautiful.

With enough content to keep you occupied until doomsday and beyond, this truly is a must have. Throw a bunch of co-op friends into the mix and you even have a true masterpiece.

If you haven't played Metro before, now is the time to do it. The series has never been better.

A little (tiny) bit lazy but still polished and very well balanced. Capcom does it again.

Incredible design, tons of content and a deep, interesting concept in a product that ties every aspect together very neatly. Quite simply the best game from Ubisoft since Beyond Good & Evil.

Yet another lovely Ios-puzzler to wrap your head around.

One of the best platforming titles on the 3DS, hands down.

A modern classic is born.

It might be a bit easy and short, but despite this - Leo's Fortune is nothing but stunning. Go get it!

Forget all the boring simulator golfing games, this is how the sport was meant to be played.

Probably not what any fan had expected, this nifty little title holds its own far better than any direct port would have been able to. One of the biggest surprises of the year so far is a pleasant one.

A funny story and great puzzles makes us really thankful that this Ouya exclusive now can be found on both Android and Ios.

Similar to Fez, Monument Valley really turns your brain inside out. Figure out the clever puzzles is easier said than done and you'll end up wanting more when this short adventure is over.

Thanks to Reaper of Souls, Diablo III feels relevant and fresh again, despite a lack of content.

A really nice treatment of one of the finest moments of Playstation 2. Sure, some parts haven't aged all that well, but this is still highly recommended.

Brilliantly accessible, yet incredibly deep. Blizzard dominates the virtual gaming card genre, but a tournament mode would have made it even better.

Two detectives. One riddle. The biggest riddle of them all, however, is why Layton and Phoenix Wright haven't met before.

A tad more variation would have gone a long way, but in the end, InFamous: Second Son succeeds in living up to the high standards set by its predecessors.

The awesome difficulty is still one of the major selling points for Dark Souls 2, and the adventure both bigger and better this time around. If you liked the previous games - you'll love this. And if you didn't - you won't like this either.

Garrett is back with a mighty stealthy adventure that perhaps tries a little bit too hard to cater to the interests of everyone. But it is still an entertaining adventure that Gamereactor highly recommends for thieves and people that like good games.

If you loved the main game, you really can't afford to miss this DLC out. We get to know Ellie a lot better and only lack of game time prevents this from higher grades.

You know what you are going to get when you buy a Donkey Kong Country game. Fortunately, that's a good thing and this is no exception.

The Room Two might not have the stunning first impression offered by The Room, but it's still a mighty impressive game with stunningly interactive puzzles.

Do yourself a favor, log in to App Store and download Joe Danger Infinity to let Hello Games show a awesome a smartphone game can be when done right.

Text based games just plunged themselves into the future.

Anyone with any sort of love for the JRPG-genre should definitely give Bravely Default some attention. This is as close to classic Final Fantasy as it gets without actually being classic Final Fantasy.

Not quite there as far as what can be expected from an enhanced edition, but it definitely does the original justice.

An enchanting saga, a unique experience and true gaming joy.

Once again, Nintendo completely re-defines platforming with the latest Mario installment. This is the game to buy a Wii U for and co-op will probably never be much more fun than this.

A successful mix between old and new makes this one of the most interesting Zelda-titles in years.

Guerilla is successful in mixing Halo with Half-Life, Prey and Deus Ex, but some frustrating moments and unoriginal multiplayer keep it from achieving true greatness.

Battlefield is bigger, better, and most importantly more alive than ever.

As with any piece of good art, it is as much a game as a mirror; the beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. But what is The Stanley Parable, and what does it want to say? Not even the narrator could tell you that.

Mix Castle Crashers with Golden Axe and just a hint of Final Fantasy and you’ll end up with Dragon’s Crown. Works better on PS Vita rather than the Playstation 3.

The major change is the aesthetics, but Nintendo has worked on so many minor adjustments and tweaks that Pokémon feels.. changed. In a good way.

The major change is the aesthetics, but Nintendo has worked on so many minor adjustments and tweaks that Pokémon feels.. changed. In a good way.

Natsume's farming simulator has never been better and spending time in this lovely world is almost as relaxing as visiting the country side in real life.

Interesting story, graphics beyond comparison and an interesting mix between action and RPG. We weren’t expecting any less, and we’re not disappointed.

Zelda: Wind Waker doesn't feel entirely fresh anymore and the cell shading isn't as stunning as it was ten years ago. Still, this is a true masterpiece that truly demonstrates that Nintendo is more creative than any other developer and also is mandatory in all Wii U collections.

Arma III has its flaw, but great ambitions and brilliant ideas more than compensate for any shortcomings. This is highly recommended for all military buffs out there.

There’s no auction house or online demands, but the console port suffers from issues with local multiplayer. Preferably, get the PC version. If not, this will do you just fine as well.

A seamless mixture of FPS and RTS with great visuals and depth.

This game is completely honest about wanting to scare the crap out of me, and being released next to Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, it’s good to have the plain option.

Gameloft provides both ease of access as well as depth, free from greed. Hands down one of the best racing experiences you can get on your phone.

Rockstar revolutionizes gaming once again, implementing three playable characters whilst further pushing the limits of the criminal life in a virtual playground.

Incredible presentation and neat elements of improvisation makes this a must have for any theater enthusiast.

The best from Final Fantasy in an open fantasy world? Sign me up (but please retire the dreadful fetch quests once and for all)!

Does what Amnesia: The Dark Descent did, and then some. We think that’s a good thing. Our underwear (yes, we share the same pair of underwear) begs to differ.

NHL 14 is, by far, the best hockey game on the market. At least on the actual ice.

This is the game that truly shows the potential of PS Vita. Besides stunning graphics, it also offers action-packed entertainment with a lot of replay value. Only bland multiplayer prevents this game from getting our highest grades.

A beautifully simple story about a family of badgers, trying to survive. Other than tears, this brings out the mother in all of us.

Rayman Origins was perhaps the best platformer of this generation. Legends takes everything one step further, adding some variety at that. This is exactly what the platforming genre, formerly dominated by a certain Italian plumber, needed.

With such an attractive pricetag (free!) and such interesting gameplay, this is a title not to be missed despite not being as good as the first game.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons offers one of the most original and refreshing ideas of 2013, and any fan of games that dare to be different has to try this one out.

Sure, we had to wait two more years than the Japanese, but Tales of Xillia is so worth it. This is one of the best J-RPG of the generation.

Swedish rookie studio Dekko Dash proves that they know their way around an old fashioned board game as they practically reinvents and modernizes the way we approach a good old board game night.

While it might not be groundbreaking in itself, Payday 2 borrows a lot of interesting stuff from different genres, making it a versatile, action packed must have for anyone who wants to spend some time on the wrong side of the law.

Bouncing between goats in the Himalaya looking for spare plane parts feels exactly the way we remembered it, and we'll just come out and say it: Duck Tales has aged extremely well, making it a must have for newcomers as well. The dialogue tends to slow things down a bit though, which is never a good thing when you're looking for fast paced platforming action.

We think there's a story in there somewhere. Saints Row IV is weird. Too weird, in fact. And we love it for that exact reason.

The level of ambition is close to insane as Ubisoft Toronto wants to prove once and for all that the world's greatest assassin isn't called Snake (or Corvo). The action elements tend towards silliness however, and the single-player mode doesn't fly as high as the co-op as well as the brilliant Spies vs Mercs.

It doesn't matter if you've played Pikmin before or not. If you have a Wii U, you really need to invest in this wonderful game that really shows the possibilities Wii U has to offer, and also serves as proof that Wii U actually can be a graphical powerhouse in the hands of the right developer.

Sure, the challenge could be a little bit higher, but that doesn't prevent Dream Team Bros from proving that they truly are a dream team with more charm, intelligence and awesomeness than anyone else.

If you love strategy, Brave New World must not be missed. This is pure Civilization gold and truly shows why this franchise always remains relevant.

Rovio has proven that you don't need birds or piggies to enjoy yourself.

A fun story, lots of loot and around 10 hours of violent loveliness.

He's a mean, green, Goomba-stomping machine. And you're gonna love playing with him.

Not a huge difference from the first game, but nonetheless a superb online experience.

If you want an entertaining shooter that really take advantage of the unique 3DS capabilities, then Nano Assault EX is the way to go.

A masterpiece. Superb graphics, challenging gameplay, great story, believable characters and the eeriest clicking noise you've ever heard in a video game.

The definitive version of one of the best feel-good franchises ever.

A great return to the series' roots. This is how you should do it, Capcom.

Despite being a little rough around the edges, Metro: Last Light as a whole package is way better than the sum of its parts and highly recommended for anyone looking for a grown up video game.

Great atmosphere and superb puzzles.

Full of color, craziness and a great co-op mode. We like.

Lots of charm, ghosts, detailed environments, great sound effects and a theme song you'll be whistling for weeks to come.

Full of fun, fur and rubber band sound effects.

Placing bets for best game of the year? We have a solid tip for you.

Music from heaven. Addictive as hell.

Atmospheric, unique, scary, challenging. And the most well-dressed horse you've ever met.