Transistor'a a very beautiful game which has got perfect music and an incredible and different world. If you have played Bastion before, you'll love this game.

Even though both God of War 1 - 2 are very incredible games, on PS Vita it's got weird sound effects and bad controls. The God of War Collection on the Vita isn’t a very good port.

As the first game from Gone North, A Story About My Uncle is a great start for the studio. Effective storytelling and dynamic gameplay mechanics are the best side of this game. However there are some bugs, but still ASAMU is worth playing.

The game is kinda short but the concept and creative level designs are the pros. If you want to play a different horror game then you'll love Among the Sleep.

The legend finally comes back. But, the idTech 5 is not enough for nex-gen consoles. The New Order has many graphical, texture and antialiasing problems. Still, MachineGames tells us the best Wolfenstein story in the entire history of Wolfenstein.

This atmospheric puzzler/platformer takes you to a 50s dystopia. Playing as a kid with a little brother puts boundaries on you to go wherever you want freely. Monochroma is a great first start for the studio, but brings nothing new to this genre.

Watch Dogs is a very different game story-wise. Crafting, hacking and roaming in the city is fun. Even if the game seems perfect, there are some annoying bugs. Not a perfect one but a very good hit.

FPS of the year continues with new DLC. Creative and wonderful design three new maps await us. And the new lobby system beta usable then update. But, paying 7.99 Euros for just three new maps looks so expensive.

Bound By Flame is just another RPG. Skill tree and crafting are looking good. But with its weak storyline and voice overs, BBF isn't achieving much. As we suggested, it's just another RPG without anything new.

The Walking Dead: In Harm's Way is a perfect episode like the ones before it. This time Clem's learning to be more cruel and more careful about her behaviours.

We haven't seen a game like this for a long time. Child of Light looks just great. Storytelling, art style, RPG elements, puzzles. All of them are in the right places. It looks like an artpiece more than a game.

Outlast: Whistleblower's a very good horror DLC like the original game. This DLC offers: a very good story and more gore, scary moments to the horror lovers. Even the gameplay mechanics's still same, the DLC gives us a key character: Waylon Park.

Another transition from mobile to PC. Jet Car Stunts lets us drive cars which can fly. But it lacks content. The only positive thing is the driving mechanics. Should have stayed on mobile.

Daylight is just another first-person horror game. But with its short story and weak graphical features (even with Unreal Engine 4), it lacks originality. If you are looking for real horror, you can find it somewhere else.

Seems like Beenox tried to catch up with the movie. But this is the main reason why they messed up. Web throwing dynamics are better than ever. But as a whole, the game lacks on story aspects, AI and graphical optimization.

Cold, Cold Heart is a DLC for Batman fans. It is good to see a back story for Mr. Freeze but the game doesn't offer anything new except a story. The DLC has a three hour campaign and focused on Mr. Freeze. Batman: Arkham Origins deserves better.

Another addition to Gameloft's movie-based games. This one tells another story than the original movie. But still we swing our webs to the clouds and the combat system becomes boring after a time.

Dark Souls II is a very difficult game more than the first one. PC controls still have the same problem: they're complicated. The story and the maps are much more beautiful, graphics seem better than one consoles. If you are a fan of the Dark Souls series, you'll definitely love this one.

Another multiplayer-only battle but it lacks matchmaking system and a good weapon dynamic. It's exciting to fight in close combat with a Middle Age concept. But expect nothing more than the concept.

If you compare it to the next-gen game, the Xbox 360 version doesn't come close graphically. Besides this, Titanfall don't lose anything from the amazing gameplay experience.

Legendary Football Manager is now on PS Vita. Some text are too small to read. But 3D game engine works just well. If you like the Classic mode on PC, then you are going to love this. It's just great to be able to play FM everywhere.

It's disappointing that Warner Bros. didn't wait for the complete Hobbit story. They should have waited for the last part of Peter Jackson's trilogy. But like almost all the Lego games, this is a journey worth taking.

Another Trials game. But this one takes place in a dystopian future. With the added FMX feature, Trials Fusion is more fun than its predecessor. But lack of content and online multiplayer in launch makes it less amazing.

One of the best HD collections in the Playstation library is now on PS Vita. Old episodes of Sly Cooper are pure fun on the handheld console. Only downside is the low resolutions on textures and cinematics.

After 2 years of waiting, the indie legend is now on Playstation platforms. Not much have changed, but it's easier to play on a DualShock or PS Vita. Cross-buy feature is making this one a "must buy" title.

Telltale continues to protect it's throne as a master storyteller. In A Crooked Mile, things start to get complicated for Bigby and Snow White. With it's top notch art direction, musics and scenes, we are eager to get more of The Wolf Among Us.

LEGO The Hobbit is a game made specifically for LEGO fans. It would be better if Traveller's Tales and Warner Bros to wait for the last movie instead of rushing this one with a part of it's story missing. There's nothing unexpected about this journey, and that doesn't make it any less enjoyable.

A game that will only appease to Batman fans. While it isn't offering anything new, the story compensates for that disadvantage. 2.5D graphics and comic book influenced cinematics seems interesting but not satisfying enough for a PC game.