Expanded, polished, extended & recut -but not a sequel-, Soul Sacrifice Delta builds upon the foundations of the original and brings almost the double in content, with a new story and Faction based on the Grimm Brothers's Fairytales that would get indeed the Aproval Seal by Tim Burton or American McGee with this new, sadistic and nightmarish approach to the Three Pigs or Red Hood. Soul Sacrifice Delta is the definitive version of one of the best Vita library titles, better in every aspect, but those who have the original maybe want to think twice if the new content worth it.

A technically correct game, with many hours of fun for less than 15 €, but it fails to achieve the balance in combat, which is essential in this genre.

Borderlands 2 gets packed into a "lite" version limited by the portable console more than we could have expected; graphics, AI and coop reduction included. They affect the experience drastically, blocking this PS Vita port from the glory it achieved on previous systems.

Transistor is another great indie game with awesome visuals, unforgettable OST and great gameplay mechanics.

The New Order is a old school FPS which provides the rights and wrongs of the past. It has good ideas although it doesn't work them as it should. The idTech 5 engine is old, that is significant. The best part of this Wolfenstein is again its atmosphere with super armed Nazis.

Titanfall: Expedition offers three new maps with great design, delving into titan and parkour mechanics. Swamplands is the better scenario for its architecture and visuals. But this first DLC comes with a lack of content. Without new weapons or different modes.

A good chance to bring the great remastered version of PlayStation 3 to PS Vita, the new God of War Collection for the portable walks a few steps behind its home sister version, due to a not very accurate use of the touch control of the system and a waste of graphical resources in a-port-more-than-HD version which shows painful low-res cutscenes. Still, God of War 1 & 2 are truly enjoyable masterpieces that everyone should play at last once in a lifetime. Let's just say that this time the God of War is more of a Semi-god.

The Walking Dead: Season Two - In Harm's Way is one of the best episodes of Telltale Games. Great plot, amazing villain and classic hard decisions to take.

Mario Kart 8 is probably the best game in the franchise. Great and balanced gameplay, full of options and modes, brilliant online multiplayer and good visuals. It's another must-have for Wii U users.

The Last Tinker: City of Colors is a colorful platform and adventure game, fun but not difficult, not challenging and too far from the classic 3D platform games like Banjo Kazooie.

Funny, varied, stylish, with gameplay that make use of its elements in a clever way to never feel repetitive trough out the main Campaign mode, Kirby's Triple Deluxe is that, a triple success in its rhythm, visuals and soundtrack.

Spider is a team with soul and a good heart that should tune down their big ambitions in order to obtain a necessary focus for their games. Bound by a Flame offers fun combat and some good moments, but it fails to reach its full potential.

Whistleblower is a short and predicable first DLC for Outlast. It's very obscure and bloody. Waylon Park also uses a video camera, like Miles. This is his only weapon to face the cannibal.

Full Bore is a funny game. His opened world allows us to solve the puzzles in random order and the characters are so charismatic that they give a breath of fresh air to the game. If you love the puzzles, you will love Full Bore.

Spider-Man returns with the new film. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is an average game, and it's not particularly challenging. New York and notorious villains have many problems in this classic sandbox.

Daylight is a good survival horror game for PC and PS4. In this game, Zombie Studios give to the players a huge amount of frights that will make them scream for a while. In addition, Daylight incorporates procedurally generated environments that invite the players to complete the game all over again.

Child of Light is a big surprise. The UbiArt Framework draws a fantastic world and it writes a new epic poem in 2D RPG. Princess Aurora and her light are ready for you to remember them.

Mario Golf: World Tournament has simple and effective gameplay, it's full of content and has good multiplayer options. But Castle Club mode is chaotic and poor and has too many repetitive challenges.

NES Remix 2 is another classic easy to learn but challenging to finish. Better game selection with some of the best NES games. However, isn't better in terms of minigames.

Making coffee, stealing some cereal for the kids, getting away with murder in an Aquarium transformed into a death trap... The usual a good father and devoted husband will do for his family. Did we say we playing an octopus in disguise married to a human woman and trying to live the perfect American family dream? As crazy as its plot, the controls are frustrating, tedious and nerve-wracking, but this is what Octodad is all about: To make these little daily things as if we were a squid in a slapstick world. It's short and the gameplay needs some balance with the core mechanics, but indeed drew a smile on our faces.

Dark Souls II is an ideal game for veteran players, but it's also a good chance for newcomers. From Software added some positive concessions while keeping the essence of the franchise. Action, exploration, replay value and great online experiences in another sweet nightmare. Prepare to die once again.

A great fighting game that will appeal to fans of the manga and veteran players of fighting games.

Cold, Cold Heart offers a three hour campaign focused on Mister Freeze, but is a bit lazy in terms of gameplay mechanics and options to explore the city. It's not a bad addition to Arkham Origins, but definitely could be much better.

A good example of "graphics don't make it fun", Demon Gaze is pure, unadulterated Dungeon Crawler in every sense. With a cast of secondary characters that give life to the non-exploration/combat parts with their dialogues and relations, an Inn which becomes our central office with even mortuaries that ask us for skulls, and an enormous customization system that even lets us choose the kind of loot we wanna get, this portable Dungeons tour can become really addictive, especially with a non-original but well-made combat system that makes us some Demonbusters and trainers. Maybe it is not the prettiest out there -watch out with some of its non-safe-for-work art-, nor the most original or memorable, but just give it a chance if you like the genre.

After that trick that was Gray Matter, Jane Jensen returns with her first crowdfunding game, Moebius: Empire Rising, that takes us in a very Dan Brown-esque journey through the world in a story very well conceived that falls down towards its climax. Its biggest sin is trying to be as adult and complex as Gabriel Knight, but it ultimately chooses the Nicolas Cage National Treasure's path. Investigation is preferred over puzzles, which are very casual. And it's a shame that the Deduction an Analize mechanic, well designed, ended being tedious instead for some designing elections. Moebius is an entertaining journey, but it seems we'll have to wait for the new chapters to see the whole big potential of Jensen's creature explode with the force it should be exerting in this game.

World Cup Brazil 2014 is a good football game with solid gameplay, polished visuals and gorgeous presentation. But 70€ for only National Teams and limited modes is too much.

Warlock 2: The Exiled is a game that offers some great content while still making the same mistakes as its predecessor. The differences with Warlock: Master of the Arcane are not as obvious to justify the release of a completely new game, especially without having corrected a number of the existing defects. However the game is still as good as it was the first time around and gets us to stay glued to our screens turn after turn. We could be facing a superb 4X game just with a few additional options, an improved AI and some technical work. But it will continue to remain a second-row-game as long as Ino-Co Plus isn't solving the evident shortages of this Warlock series.

A perfectly executed game that manages to merge some of the best aspects of TES and MMOs, resulting in a very remarkable game. Great progression, tons of options, fun combat, insane amount of content and a very promising PVP are some of its virtues.