Considering this is completely free to play, Phantoms has a lot to offer in terms of tight controls, nifty cooperation and a neat ranking system. Given the fact that it will keep evolving, it looks like fans will have good reason to stay.

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.

Although the early access logo is now gone from the official site, War of the Vikings feels far from finished. The premise shows a lot of potential, but we won't be returning until after a couple of patches.

Not as much of a leap into the new generation as a reminder of how much fun you can have with a classic concept, this one will keep you entertained as well as unimpressed.

The concept of paying or waiting peaked with Clash of Clans. Boom Beach serves as a reminder why I eventually quit.

Microtransactions, a lot of loading and somewhat sluggish controls prevent Trials Frontier from reaching true potential.

A lot of really great potential is held back by a huge amount of bugs.

TT Games has maintained a high level of quality on all their Lego titles and Lego The Hobbit is no exception. If you liked the other games - you will like this 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.

Avoid this cheap cash-in at all costs. Go see the movie instead.

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.

Irrational Games have a lot of loose ends to tie up in the final conclusion to the Bioshock saga. And they do it well, but there is so much story and content here we can't help but think that this should have been a more full fledged retail title instead of short DLC.

A different camera angle along with great e-sport support can't hide the fact that this has been done before, with better result.

It's difficult to tell what will happen with Goat Simulator during the coming months. With the right fan-treatment, this could continue to entertain for a long time. As of now though, the content only lasts for a couple of hours before the joke feels old.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.

No matter how you look at it, this doesn't feel like a final game. It feels like a demo, and it feels like there should be more by the end of it.

Avoid at all costs. Ninja Gaiden as a series is now, unfortunately, completely dead.

Shallow but with an incredible exterior. Get it for the views.

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

If you like the TV-series, chances are you'll like the game as well. It's far from perfect, the tempo is a bit off and I could do with fewer bugs for example, but any fan should give it a closer look.