With not-so-exciting new game modes and lack of online gamers, Tetris Ultimate isn't the best Tetris experience ever. But its rich offline multiplayer support keeps it afloat.

Even on PC Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf is a fun and well crafted game, a real tribute to an ancient way to tell a fantasy story. It’s not able on PC to replicate the authentic gamebook’s experience as it does on tablet, but it’s still worth your time.

WWE 2K15 on new-gen consoles is like a Raw talent with an already high definition who needs a harder workout to increase his muscle mass, wrestler roster and MyCareer contents.

Smokey rooms, smooth jazz and a man with a briefcase: FRAMED has all the components of a noir story shuffled in a really smart puzzle game.

Stylish, with precise controls and a great OST: One More Line take the arcade genre from another perspective, and it’s a good one.

One of the best infinite runners (or I should say hoppers) in App Store: don’t judge it by its simple mechanics, it’s a real addiction.

It's not the best looking JRPG out there, but it's a very deep, challenging and long game. And finally it's available in Europe.

A good finale for this brand new Lone Wolf’s storyline, and the biggest one so far. It’s probably too focused on combat, but still a solid episode which lays a good foundation for the future of gamebooks on mobile.

Escape Dead Island is a decent game, but nothing more (though also nothing less).

The updated pricing policies, along with the very good deckbuilding options, make this 2015 edition of the game a worth purchase for Magic The Gathering fans.

An enormous fighting game and a celebration of the Nintendo universe. Technically amazing, extremely imaginative and a step or two over the limit: again, a Nintendo game deserving a standing ovation.

Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire take the best from two worlds: the challenging and compelling approach of the original Ruby and Sapphire for GBA, and the new 3D engine and cinematic visuals from X and Y, with new interesting contents and megaevolutions on top.

Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire take the best from two worlds: the challenging and compelling approach of the original Ruby and Sapphire for GBA, and the new 3D engine and cinematic visuals from X and Y, with new interesting contents and megaevolutions on top.

LittleBigPlanet 3 is a shallow platform game that has lost its magic and is short of content. A vibrant community and a powerful editor help to keep it afloat.

This is one of the most entertaining endless runner I’ve seen in a while. There are some fresh ideas, a great presentation and perfect controls.

If you a have a friend to play with, this is a great collection of games. If they were all at the same level it could have been a must buy.

A clever puzzle game, graced by an amazing visual style and the correct amount of craziness.

Under its great visuals it lays a common endless runner game, with solid mechanics and a lot of aliens to shoot. It’s kinda fun, without a real spark.

A very nice "couch multiplayer" game, sadly with no option for single player (no bots!) and online multiplayer.

Sit down, fasten your seat belt and start the engine: Roundabout is a 70s galore blast of fun. The revolving taxi isn't an empty gimmick, but a strange and compelling idea. You'll laugh from the beginning of the game and you won't stop, even after its end.

A nice and stylish retro-fest, at it's best on the Wii U GamePad.

A nice and engaging sci-fi graphic adventure. If you're a fan of the genre, you should give it a chance.

It's the best South Park pinball ever. What else do you need?

A solid sci-fi game, but you should probably wait for the release of Elite: Dangerous.

A nice and easy arcade game coming from the mobile world. It's all about speed and good reflexes.

More than a proper sequel, Just Dance 2015 is an expensive data disk: the fun is definitely still there, yet after five years the series seems to be in need of some significant brand new features (or at least of a whole different business model).

The best version of one of the best games of the past generation. With lots of added details, new content, updated graphics and an interesting (albeit not perfect) first-person view, this is hands down the GTA V we'll give to the history books.

Graphically appealing, Far Cry 4 reincarnates the gameplay of its marine old-gen form into the mystical and evocative Himalayan setting. The transmigration of Far Cry's soul into a new (re)generation body is successfully complete: the Nirvana of open world FPS is a step nearer.