This is not Grim Fandango, not Full Throttle, not Monkey Island. This is Double Fine at its best, with a Point & Click adventure that mixes the magic from those SCUMM masterpieces of the genre and the unique visuals of Tim Schafer's imagination and studio. Maybe it's short and the decision to break the game into two Acts is not the best for the game due to its low difficulty, but Broken Age is what it is: A journey that evokes that magic we thought was lost.

Pandora: First Contact does a good job in reviving the classic Alpha Centauri, though it lacks some personality to reach the same level.

With a significant new graphic look, Assassin's Creed Liberation still is a faithful version of the saga which keeps its controls, mechanics, playability and open locations to explore with three different identities: Slave, Dame or Assassin. Great voice-over work, good duration, and a very different main character this time compared to other games in the series, certainly this HD port doesn't bring anything new if we have played the previous portable version, but it will satisfy the thirst of those fans that need more AC experiences after Black Flag, although let's be clear that this is what it is: An HD port from a portable game.

Dr Luigi is basically the same addictive and fun puzzle game than Nintendo created two decades ago. Lacking new modes, the strong points of this game are classic gameplay and solid online game.

One might say that The Banner Saga is somewhat halfway between the classic The Oregon Trail and Kingdom of Dragon Pass, mixed with tactical turn-based combat and a story that covers the epic feats of the Norse gods. A new example of the portentous level which independent developments continue to achieve, each day more and more about overcoming some of the major productions. From its humble mechanical and its simple-but-stunning visual style, we have a solid, exciting and unique title in its genre supported by an interesting plot line that offers us decisiveness. One of the best indies of this early 2014.

Revengeance is a great hack and slash: Frantic, fun and fast running at 60 fps. It's a good mix of Metal Gear's universe and Platinum Style, but Raiden fails with stealth situations.

Quotation forthcoming.

A journey to the pinball world. Mythical tables, awesome graphics and physics for the ball, in a great free to play game. Its Season Pass is expensive in PS4.

NES Remix is an instant classic easy to learn but challenging to finish. Great game with some of the best NES games. However, this kind of product needs leaderboards and some classic games like Super Mario Bros 3 or Kid Icarus.

Walking with Dinosaurs is not only the best Wonderbook game out there, but a truly enjoyable and educative experience for the target of gamers this game is intend to: The kids. We dig, we fight, we roar, we learn and we feel this is an example of the game all parents want for their children: Constructive instead of just destructive like the rest of +18 or M games. If some of us would have had this game and this device two decades ago, when we went out of theatres after seeing Jurassic Park...

FX Futbol 2.0 is an affordable football simulation, relatively fluid and full of good intentions ... but also full of problems. It has advanced a few steps since the product we were able to play more than half a year ago but there's still a wide range for improvement. It's expected that the most of the technical errors will be corrected using different patches being a matter of time that players do not become invisible on the field or MVP awards having any logical sense. The game needs to strengthen its identity if it wants to fit into the genre by enhancing issues as Strategies or Pro-Cards.

Peggle 2 is another addictive puzzle game from PopCap Games. Direct and effective, this sequel has fewer masters than its predecessor, but it's still fun.

War Thunder, is a little gem on its way to become a diamond. Any aviation or second world war fan should have War Thunder on his PC or PS4.

Gran Turismo 6 becomes a must-have for those who really love cars and driving. Yamauchi has created a piece of art, where every sound, model, engine or circuit are extremely realistic. Player, are you ready to be a driver?

Scribblenauts Unlimited is in fact limited, but it's a different and creative experience. The universe of creations opens and works perfectly in a touchscreen of Wii U GamePad and 3DS.

It allows us to enjoy a game with freedom that is really fun and very fluid. The problem is that it has been designed so coarsely and has not polished all the details. It would have been a good mobile game but will be far from this on a PC.

Square Enix delivers one of the best JRPGs we've tried on 3DS. The new battle-gameplay mechanics are fun and immersive, and the story-line will keep us close to the 3DS for as long as the adventure lasts. It's a must-have for every 3DS owner and by far the best of its genre, plain and simple.

Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition is the same game as the original, but adds six new characters and some new STARS Lab missions. Great DC Universe recreation and good gameplay.

A decent fan service, nothing more. The great visual representation of the Saints is a good reason for any fan to go for it, but we can't avoid thinking that as fighter or even as a fan service, it could be much more.

It is short. It has some issues with the control and bugs like glitches in the collision system. And the story lives some inconclusive arcs. But yet there's something in Contrast that makes it an experience worthwhile thanks to a exquisite artistic direction Noir-Burlesque, a superb soundtrack full of good old fashioned jazz, and some of the best 2D platform moments we have seen in a long long time, with jumps, feelings and narrative mixing all in one. It's short, it has some issues and its a little expensive, but give it a chance, and Contrast will get you.

An excellent fighting game, fast and furious, easy to learn hard to master and with superb audio and graphics. A jewel for fans of the genre that will have a long life.

Too simple, too linear and way too much QTE that adds nothing. An exceptional visual show for Xbox One, with really great graphics that are promising for the future, but we wish the core game was that good.

Need for Speed: Rivals is the biggest adrenaline shot that any pilot should receive, in an open-world full of challenges and stunning pursuits between police and pilots.

Forza Motorsport 5 offers us the best car simulation and, even though it has a limited number of circuits and cars, its visual aspect makes it essential for Xbox One.

Like FIFA 14 on PS3 and Xbox 360, this next-gen version take some risks with new improvements and new situations that offer more realism in general. Although the game isn't as fluid as its predecessor in some moments. Incredible in presentation and Licenses. Ignite promises many steps forward.

Tearaway is in itself a creation of our own imagination. We'll find ourselves in a marvelous world, full of possibilities like creating our own paper-alter-ego or taking our own path to enjoy this bizarre-papercrafted adventure. It's beautiful, charming and highly addictive. But above all, it's a must-have for all PS Vita owners.

Super Mario 3D World is one of the best Mario games. It's a perfect mix between New Super Mario Bros co-op, 3D Land platforming experience and some of the best skills of other franchise games. This game has one of the most varied and brilliant level design that we remember in any EAD Tokyo development.

One of the few options for kids in the Xbox One initial lineup. They will especially appreciate the animal interactions and the educational side of the game. As a tycoon, it was greatly adapted to a console but fell short on the management side.