For what it's worth, Final Horizon is a competent RTS with tons of levels and challenges, but at some point it ends relying a bit too much on random factors for the genre it represents.

Lindsay Lohan's The Price of Fame isn't even a game, it's just an excuse to make some sarcasm on the excesses of star system.

A little and enjoyable stealth game, with polished graphics and sound. Unfortunately the mix of real time and turn-based strategy clashes against poor controls and an unpredictable pathfinding.

The PC version is technically perfect and it finally has the right price.

The latest installment about the popular Cartoon Network franchise come back with a lot of Zelda inspiration and ideas. But not so many feelings.

After two years from the PS3 release, The Unfinished Swan is finally available on PS4 and PSV. And the gameplay is still funny and fresh.

Elegy for a Dead World is an invitation to bring our imagination down to Earth and give it a shape for others to enjoy.

A small space MMO with some flaws, but great potential.

Kalimba brings something new to puzzle platformer genre and that's something that matters. It's not perfect, but it's colorful, funny, cheap and full of contents.

Tap Titans could be one of the best and most polished clicker games around, but the developers must fix its balancing problems first.

Terraria on next-gen acts just like an updated version of what been seen on a PC, so rich in content. We have still some concerns for the control system, less effective on a controller compared to the mouse.

Elite: Dangerous is a great starting point that needs to be completed and filled with more content.

Simcity BuildIt is not a game with some timers, it's a huge timer with some bits of a game in between.

The Taekwondo Game - Global Tournament is a fresh, solid attempt at the fighting sports genre.

LISA is a great JRPG, with a strong narrative and an antic sense of humor.

This is a good endless runner with a good sense of progression. And the Looney Tunes characters add some flavour to the gameplay.

Buzz Aldrin's Space Program Manager stays true to its spiritual predecessor released in 1993, bringing some interesting additions to it. We hope to see more content when the two expansion packs, already planned, will be released.

This is the perfect successor to The Guardian of the Light.

The new campaign is dynamic and rich with content. A must for fans of Company of Heroes 2.

Enchanting to see, boring and shallow to play. Tengami is a fantastic visual experience, but the gameplay is almost non-existent.

Dawn over V'Taag is exactly what we expected from the finale of Lone Wolf's beautiful adventure.

Depth is a Left 4 Dead clone sunk by its sea of flaws.

Maybe LEGO Batman 3: Gotham and Beyond is not the sequel you were expecting, but at the same time it's got a fantastic cast of characters, nice puzzles and a lot of funny gags.

Zombie Catchers is a fun, solid attempt at the action platform genre, with lots of zombies to catch and a nice progression system.

Ruby Omega and Alpha Sapphire show why Game Freak should not release a new Pokémon every year: it's a franchise which needs to breath and this new edition, with no new pokémon to catch and locals to explore, is just not fun if you are just got through X and Y or have played Ruby and Sapphire back then.

Ruby Omega and Alpha Sapphire show why Game Freak should not release a new Pokémon every year: it's a franchise which needs to breath and this new edition, with no new pokémon to catch and locals to explore, is just not fun if you are just got through X and Y or have played Ruby and Sapphire back then.

With Football Manager 2015, Sports Interactive brings ahead an evolution started a couple of years ago. The brand new interface gives to the player all the tools that he needs to bring to life a complete managerial experience, while the 3D engine makes use of the motion capture for the first time.

Silence of the Sleep is a long and inspired psychological horror that keeps serving new mechanics to the player. And most of the time they work.

After debuting nicely with Sheep Up!, Bad Seed succeeds in refreshing the tower defense genre with a smart and inspired game mechanic.

Freedom Wars offers a clever twist to the Monster Hunter formula with tons of content to play through, but clunky controls, cryptic crafting and painfully long missions hurt its overall value.

How to Survive: Storm Warning Edition adds a couple of twists to the original version of this interesting but somewhat unappealing survival game.

Sledgehammer delivered a solid PC port, with great audiovisuals and good performances, but the community seems already narrow, so think twice if you are searching for a multiplayer experience with long legs.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf takes on the Games Workshop franchise and delivers a solid, challenging but often cumbersome turn-based strategic experience.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection is a whole saga immediately within our grasp. Four big campaigns, many memorable multiplayer maps, Martin O'Donnell's perfect scores, multimedia contents, new services and an open windows on the future of Halo.

Deep Loot is an original and brilliant game which maybe would’ve been better without its free to play formula.

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is the perfect version of The Binding of Isaac, with more content, more blood and more mom.

Paper Monsters Recut is a cute, solid platformer with a feel for exploration.

Farming Simulator 15 is the best agricultural simulation on the market, with some flaws that prevent it to excel.

NBA Live 15 is better than NBA Live 14: the gameplay has definitely been improved but it still suffers from clumsy controls and stiff animations. A few good changes and some additional game modes can’t make a good videogame.

The new edition of Space Hulk is a rich and compelling turn based strategy game. Multiplayer support is gone but we got three full campaigns in return.

Visually stunning, especially if you have one of the latest Apple devices, Vainglory is probably the best MOBA available right now on the App Store.

After playing this game, nostalgics will still prefer the first episode on Nintendo 64, pro gamers Melee, and Subspace Emissary fans will still prefer Brawl. But, despite the lack of innovation, this is the definitive Super Smash Bros.: the most complete and detailed one.

Run Sackboy! Run! is a simple but dull 2D endless runner, featuring many of LittleBigPlanet's assets.

Stealth Inc. 2 is all around better than its prequel but there's still room for improvements: the main hub is a neat idea but slows the pace and needs a better layout while puzzles keep being a little too obscure on their trial and error approach.

A Bird Story is just a prequel and lasts only one hour, making you want more and more. With it, Kan Gao makes us eager to play Freebird Games' full followup to To The Moon, a game that we simply loved in 2011.

Tales of Hearts R is a surprisingly good portable JRPG which delivers an interesting plot, an excellent combat system and sharp, colorful visuals. It's shorter than your usual Tales and the starting storyline and combat system are kind of a mess, but it gets deeper and unique as time goes by.

Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is the best way to play this classic role-play game made with the Infinity Engine.

Screencheat is easy to pick up and fun to play, but it lacks depth.

SMT4 shines thanks to its foundation, but those are the same elements that keeps the game in a cage. Beautiful, rich, deep and complex, Atlus once more delivers, even if it should have taken more risks.

Woah Dave provides a frantic and challenging experience, a little bit spoiled only by its lack of content.

Sporting an interesting mix of adventure, puzzle and hidden objects mechanics, Haunted Manor 2 - The Horror Behind the Mystery delivers an enjoyable experience for the ones who like this genre.

Fotonica brings a minimal design with an original concept, with a level of depth that you wouldn't imagine for a single-button game. The PC version is now also enjoyable with up to other three players, thanks to the improvement to the local split-screen multiplayer.

Puzzle to the Center of the Earth manages to bring some fresh air in the match-three formula, adding an adventurous flavour to the mix.

Tetrobot and Co. is a great puzzler, with a simple concept, many facets of gameplay, a near-perfect level design and a devilish, never frustrating, difficulty level. A masterpiece in its genre.

From a content point of view is simply astonishing but the game has several problems with the combat system starting from the tactical pause (and view) to the action aspect of the fights.

The Sailor's Dream is not on par with the previous Simogo productions: instead, it's a game that combines beautiful graphics with questionable storytelling and due to the high price it will be probably enjoyed only by those who like this genre of games.

Ultimate NES Remix on 3DS is an inferior version compared to the two episodes on Wii U, with fewer games and some questionable cuts here and there. But the main problem is the price: 39,99€ even for the eShop version is exactly the double you have to spend to get both the Wii U games, with half the content.

This could be the real reborn of the PES series. The gameplay is extremely funny and fluid and from a technical point of view it’s finally something good to see.

This War of Mine is a very peculiar game, based on simple survival mechanics made pretty challenging by the realism of the experience.

This is a smart app that tries to emulate, unsuccessfully, the appeal of the Pokemon games.

Star Conflict is a good free-to-play game with some flaws and a moderate free-to-play model.

Like any other idle game, Bitcoin Billionaire can be inconclusive and meaningless, but it's also full of humour, really addictive and honest with the player.

The PC version of Assassin's Creed Unity is visually stunning, but it's also very demanding in terms of hardware requirements. If you've got what it takes to run the game smoothly and you like the series, this is the best episode so far.

Far Cry 4 is a well devised more of the same. Unfortunately the story lacks punch, what is not missing are a huge amount of contents, a long and enjoyable free roaming experience and obviously fun.

Everything’s better and bigger in this next-gen version of GTA V. And the first person view is something extremely fun to experience in multiplayer.

Rogue is a good addition to the series: the gameplay is not innovative, but the game has one of the most interesting story of any recent Assassin’s Creed, and is enjoyable like Black Flag. If you're a fan of the series, Assassin’s Creed: Rogue is the perfect closing chapter of the colonial Era trilogy.

Unity offers plenty of enjoyment and variety. It never gets boring and you can spend many hours inside the beautiful reproduction of Paris of the first French Revolution. It fails to deliver something new in terms of gameplay, though, and less-than-decent AI screws up many of the missions the game offers.

Simple and delightfully hard, Retry extends the feeling and mechanics behind Flappy Bird to offer a much varied and unpredictable experience.

Agents of Storm delivers a challenging yet simple strategic experience, but the freemium model is very annoying and slow paced.

Just Dance 2015 is still one of the best party games around, but the formula really needs to be refreshed.

Fist of Jesus is a funny beat 'em up with some gameplay issue, but with great gory humor.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a simple, nice platformer for all the young gamers out there.

Teslagrand won't define a genre but it's extremely well designed and will make any fan of the 16bit age happy with its colorful visuals and challenging bosses.

Rival Stars Basketball is an interesting variation on the "flick" theme, it's got some nice cel shaded graphics, lots of collectible cards and the like, but it's also full of freemium restraints and pretty repetitive in its mechanics.

Dungeon of the Endless may not be perfect but it's brilliant and addictive.

The third installment in the Rèpublique series offers little in terms of innovation, but it’s probably the most engrossing episode thus far.

Not the best visual novel by Winter Wolves, because its broken and empty farm simulator mechanics.

The Legend of Korra has its moments, but with terrible boss fights and an awful villain, it doesn't respect the qualities of the TV series.

The Silent Age Episode Two is one of the most interesting games available on iOS and Android lately, as it's a solid, stylish and surprisingly well-written adventure.

A good action RPG that tries to emulate the Souls series but lacks in terms of variety and length.

Door Kickers is the ultimate top-down tactical SWAT simulator. Challenging, packed with missions, never frustrating, it will keep you busy for many hours trying to perfect your execution.

A simple horror game with some inspired moments plagued by the bad level design.

Sunset Overdrive is a fun and well crafted free roaming. Insomniac played it a bit too safe and their game isn't able to deliver on all of its excellent promises.

If you haven't had enough of match-3 puzzle games, then Diamond Digger Saga can be a fun and entertaining title to play.

Natural Doctrine is definitely one of the most hardcore and ruthless tactical RPGs available, but it's also deeply flawed in almost every field to worth the hassle.

Shadow Warrior is far from being perfect but you shouldn't miss it if you love old school shooters with many abilities and a lot of blood.

Skullduggery! is a very good platform that shows how to re-imagine the genre with a touch screen interface.

Wolfenstein meets Mario in an interesting crossover.

Art of Balance on Wii U is still one of the best puzzle games around, with great and challenging gameplay. But it's not a true sequel, therefore if you played the previous versions keep that in mind.

Wings shall live in memories of the fans, not die in their hand. Wings! Remastered Edition is a bland remake which fails even from a nostalgic point of view.

Zombie Highway 2 offers very little innovation, but it’s an enjoyable and well-crafted free to play nonetheless.

Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth is Civilization V with planetary colonization theme and minor differences. It's a great game, but a great game well known.

Samurai Warriors 4 delivers probably the best Musou experience on PlayStation 4 so far, without pop-ups nor frame rate issues, but still suffers from a very repetitive gameplay.

With the exactly same experience as the console version, Skylanders Trap Team on tablet is a remarkable achievement that could lead to a new era for mobile gaming.

With a rock solid gameplay, ultra reliable controls and refreshing mechanics for a platform game, Fenix Rage passes the Super Meat Boy test and brings tons of new challenges for gamers willing to push themselves to the limit.

Counter-Strike Nexon: Zombies is a fifteen year old shooter packed with some new modes and, of course, a bunch of zombies.

Angry Birds Transformers is a surprisingly good run & gun, with smooth graphics, nice shooting mechanics and a lot of characters to unlock and upgrade.

Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel gives fans of the series a good amount of content to dig their teeth into: however, the new features just don’t work and the overall quality of the adventure isn’t even close to the one we enjoyed in Borderlands 2.