A roguelike for iOS really adorable, with that aspect 16-bit and those gray tones to the Game Boy. It is a difficult game, but that's what we want from a title like that, right? And it's free.

One of the best turn-based strategy games of recent times, which comes to consoles as an almost perfect adaptation.

Fun, but won't last long due it's limited tracklist and being sparse on game modes. The original Amplitude was better, but this version it's addictive too.

One of those games that transcend its own nature to become something more... almost art. This is the best way to make Joel immortal.

A simple and effective game, but missing some new features and variety.

Hardware Rivals' deficiencies in game modes, maps, vehicles, progress unlocks and the customization system overshadow its fun gameplay.

An old school RPG that may be too slow for most of the people out there, but a deep proposal for those that are willing to learn how good were the old times.

Story of Seasons has one of the most discouraging and longest tutorials we've seen in a videogame. But once you get over it you found a funny and diverse farm simulation game. A worthy successor to Harvest Moon.

Fantastic level design, smart puzzles and a funny story that collides with their platform moments, a bad camera and imprecise jumps.

A good DLC that fails in delivering a relevant or differential amount of content, but manages to entertain while it lasts.

A balanced, but difficult title. A safe bet if you like the genre. If it had also had a multiplayer that was less monotonous...

Fun, long and better played with friends. A great addition to the genre, with a mayor flaw: its price.

A novel interactive unsuitable for all audiences. With pigeons.

A very interesting alternative in the Tycoon genre.

A game that has more in common with the Choose Your Own Adventure books than with a traditional videogame. If you can go over that you'll find an interesting but very brief narrative.

It is not the most varied nor ambitious production, but it does manage to entertain, especially when playing with friends.

The unattractiveness of the jobs represented with development failures in all aspects, advise against its purchase.

One good port from a plain poor fighting game that has no upgrades designed for the PC version.

A modest point'n click episodical adventures that is improving with every chapter released. The Great Great Escape is bigger and better, but still not perfect.

Telltale Games do it again, but this time with a narrative emphasis. This complete season could have been more 'interactive' or beautiful, but even with that it's an experience that GoT fans should not miss.

The biggest problem is its Rainbow Six Siege alarming shortage of initial content. Right now it looks more like a demo of itself.

Simply an awful game that could have been better in every way.

Quotation forthcoming.

Mixing RPGS and roguelike elements, this game manages to offer a deep challenge, but fails in being too short for its kind.

One of the craziest crossovers ever seen in a videogame. Constantly changing the rhythm and showing new gameplay methods and with a hilarious plot. One of the best in their series.

In one word: colossal. A colossal world, a colossal amount of content, a colossal adventure for Wii U.

One fun shoot'em up that doesn't lasts long enough to become something significant in its genre.

A toned down point'n click adventure that is interesting for Adventure Time fans and children.