Pretty simple and short, Whispering Willows stands out from the indie crowd through its beautiful art and compelling story.

Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn isn't a proper reboot, it's just another chapter in a series that proved once again to be unable to bring something new.

Kim Kardashian: Hollywood isn't as bad as you would expect; however, it's more of a collection of IAPs than an actual game.

The remastered edition of The Last of Us is simply perfect.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal: World Duel Carnival is kind of a mess. Besides being quite noob friendly, it fails on almost any other level with a lazy story mode, no multiplayer features and an outdated pool of cards. Fans be aware: even you may not like this.

Wayward Manor is a puzzle game flawed beyond remedy. It feels like playing an alpha version of a game still in development. The witty writing by Neil Gaiman is the only pleasant aspect of the game. You're better off reading one of his novels than wasting any time on this game.

Pyramid Solitaire Saga is a fun solitaire game, with a long campaign and some interesting ideas.

Beyond Gravity is a cute little game which can be pretty fun, but it's not very original and it has a short lasting appeal.

Another World is still a masterpiece you have to play but these console versions are too expensive without adding any new content.

Armillo is an impressive puzzle platform which reminded us of Super Mario Galaxy, Sonic and Metroid in a very good way. It's fun and smart with a perfect length and tons of cool unlockables.

Color Zen Kids does a very good job in creating a kid-friendly version of the appreciated puzzle game. Unfortunately, at the same, albeit very low, price, it offers less than 1/4 of the gameplay of the original.

Light is a good game, but it is too short and doesn't last more than an hour.

If you mix a good multiplayer and a poor single campaign you'll get Monkey Pirates. The two gameplay modes - with and without the Gamepad - are well executed and can guarantee much fun, but the game has limited ambitions.

Sonic Jump Fever is a big disappointment for those who were waiting for a good sequel to the first episode.

4PM can't be considered a game, rather it is an experiment. Poorly executed, unfortunately. Bad visuals, awkward narrative, chunky controls make for an unacceptable 4 € price tag. Thumbs down.

MMX Racing is a nice take to the drag racing genre, thanks to an awesome presentation and a simple but solid gameplay.

SBK14 Official Mobile Game is a solid, competent racer, that comes with some very nice graphics and a comprehensive career mode.

Picross e4 is an episode that summarizes the work made with previous entries without any kind of surprise or innovation.

Some scenes are conveniently placed to remind us our past choices, and all the emotional burdens from the last episode doesn't automatically translate into the beginning of the last one. Nevertheless, Cry Wolf is a solid and satisfying conclusion that echoes long after the credits roll.

It could have been a good way to play this wonderful franchise again but so many technical flaws and graphic problems keep this game from being very playable.

Toy Stunt Bike is a Trials 2 wannabe which captures your attention with an amusing settings, but actually fails in control, physics and fun.

Taking pictures of your house and stealing your own objects with Chibi-Robo is pretty fun, even with the poor 3DS' camera. But the minigames required to finally take some photos are just boring and uninteresting.

WildStar stumbles on a thin line between being awesome and mediocre. Combat is fun, dungeons are hard, bosses are unique, crafting is good and the art style is all around excellent. However, the extremely sharp difficulty, the horrible pacing of quests and the shallow elitist mentality made up by the hardcore niche is leading to basically ruin all the good there is in a sincerely fun MMORPG.

Deception IV is a lot of fun but gets repetitive very fast with its redundant challenges and lack of a meaningful plot.

With its touch-control scheme, the Wii U seems like the perfect place for the game, except for the lack of online mode and extra DLC.

Pokémon Art Academy is a surprisingly well done spin-off which does not merely exploits Pikachu & co. but actually manages to give solid advices and interesting fun facts about drawing and pokémon as well. Kids will love it.

The Rhythm of Fighters is a simple, fun rhythm game with some of the most famous SNK characters, but we expected a better selection of music from a game like that.

Wii Sports Club is a mixed bag, with some good things and some bad things. Tennis is great, especially online, and baseball is nice too, while the new golf and bowling minigames don't shine as they could have and boxe is a complete mess.

It's cheap and it offers good fun with some interesting gameplay mechanics, all without being littered with IAPs. Sure, it's not going to last forever and the graphics are kind of weak, but Storm Casters is undoubtedly a good game.

Divinity: Original Sin proves that classic top-down RPGs aren't dead.

Pro Cycling Manager 2014 surely is what cycling fans want to manage their two-wheeled heroes. But it was published with some technical flaws that Cyanide partially addressed with a late patch, and still doesn't have a good tutorial for newcomers.

World of Tanks Blitz is an excellent mobile version of the original World of Tanks, packed with lots of upgrades and vehicles to unlock.

Sniper Elite III delivers a solid, less linear tactical gameplay than the previous episodes, but still suffers from some shortcomings.

Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare brings to PC gamers a solid, frantic, fun multiplayer-based third person shooter experience.

Pullblox World confirms on Wii U the qualities that have made it one of the best puzzle game in recent years. It will probably not be the game that makes better use of the features of Nintendo's home console, but for this price it's totally ok.

The Fall is one of the best science fiction games around. This first episode talks about artificial intelligence and difficult choices. Its mix of action and puzzle solving moves the intriguing narrative, which is sustained by beautiful writing and unique atmosphere.

Take a shovel. Take a knight. Sum them up. Shake with a NES cartridge. The result is probably a masterpiece.

Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark isn't nearly as good as the previous two episodes.

Many software houses tried to follow the path of X-Com. Goldhawk Interactive is the first one that managed to do it.

How these french bakers succeeded to create a good mix between an epic story, billiards, squids and rpg games, it's still a mystery. Anyway, they did it. This is one of the best indie games on Wii U e-shop.

Its gameplay is too linear and basic but from the plot to the art design is a marvelous project.

Dungeon Gems is a clone of Puzzle & Dragons, but a very good one, with some new mechanics and better graphics.

Not only a clever, difficult but never frustrating puzzle game. Color Zen is also a very interesting experience in which minimalistic abstract art and electronic music play a great role in absorbing and relaxing the player. At a very cheap price, it is almost an eShop must.

TwoDots is the perfect sequel to the first episode, thanks to a great visual style and a long and challenging campaign.

Supernauts is one of the most interesting simulation games for iOS, since it introduces some fresh, potentially great 3D puzzle solving elements.

MotoGP 14 represent one of the best works made by Milestone and an evolution compared to the previous iteration: graphics, simulation, game modes and content are undoubtedly improved, although there is still some technical lacking.

The Denpa Men 3 is the best entry in the bizarre franchise, hands down. Genius Sorority has fixed most of the issues we found in the previous installments and refined the overall experience.

Spintires is extreme in every sense. If you love the idea of driving off-road on mud and rocky tracks, it’s your next big-deal.

From a technical point of view this new UFC is incredible but in terms of gameplay it lacks a deep career and a handful of different modes.

How to Survive on Wii U is surely better than on other consoles, but EKO Software could have done it in a much clever way. Good use of the Gamepad but no online co-op or new interesting ideas. All at a premium price.

If you enjoyed Racer Driver GRID and the TOCA series, the latest work by Codemasters can not miss in your collection: classic hybrid between arcade and simulator, GRID: Autosport is fun, durable, various and technically spectacular on PC, especially for the valuable lighting effects.

Enemy Front is a bad game in every way. Poor visuals, broken a.i. and a lot of bugs and glitches ruin the gameplay.

One Piece: Unlimited World Red is a very nice, rich and compelling adventure for all fans of the series.

The Western Front Armies is a good expansion and an interesting starting point for new players.

This HD version of Abyss features some new missions, remastered graphics and the same hardcore gameplay of the original game.

Bubble Witch Saga 2 is a very good clone of the classic Puzzle Bobble, with plenty of levels and a good variety of game modes.

It doesn’t come as a surprise that Godfire isn’t God of War for mobile devices: however it’s a shame that Vivid Games focused only on some truly impressive graphics while forgetting just about everything else.

We expected Entwined to be an intense, atmospheric experience, but the game definitely failed to deliver.

Mugen Souls Z is quit similar to its prequel and offers the same basic experience with sub-par visuals and overlong dialogues and cut-scenes. Plot is all over the place, but its unique and rather funny combat system keeps things engaging.

Lifeless Planet fails to develop its strong points. It’s a good try that has totally wasted its potential.

Angry Birds Epic delivers a fun, tactic RPG experience, packed with a good number of characters, jobs, items and enemies.

This is, probably, the worse chapter of the series. It has several good ideas but the gameplay is still too basic.

This is only a strange and not-so-good experiment made by Namco Bandai to try the free-to-play model.

Arcadecraft is far too simplistic to entertain for more than a play through. The coin-ops are well made, but the game lack of customization option for the only scenario included in the game.

Among the Sleep makes us feel what it means to be a two years old kid running from a monster. It's not fear that we feel, it's panic. But there's not much more besides this. Only boring game mechanics and silly puzzles in some uninteresting environments.

Astebreed is a deep and fun arcade mecha shooter. Short but a must-try.

Tomodachi Life is not really a life simulator. If you were expecting a sort of Animal Crossing with Miis, you are going for a huge disappointment. As it is, Tomodachi Life is a fun game to play for a few minutes once in a while: it gets pointless and repetitive fast, but it's always fun to see Miis interact and do weird things.

Drakengard 3 offers an irreverent plot, a good soundtrack and interesting boss fights, but everything is penalized by a repetitive combat system, camera issues and graphical slowdown.

Inazuma Eleven Go does not really add anything new to the franchise, but it's visually impressive and finally does justice to the original anime. Gameplay is also crispier and faster. Fans will definitely love it.

Inazuma Eleven Go does not really add anything new to the franchise, but it's visually impressive and finally does justice to the original anime. Gameplay is also crispier and faster. Fans will definitely love it.

On PC Killer is Dead reaches its best. It's a funny game with a good combat system and an original artistic aspect.

Ultra Street Fighter IV renews the formula of the wonderful fourth chapter in the Capcom's fighting series another time with a good selection of new characters and a balanced new set of revisions that can appeal the pro player, but after 4 years and various iterations the average consumer starts to feel the need for something completely new.

Always Sometimes Monsters is probably one of the best narrative driven games of the year. It talks about choices and morality, love and hate, life and death as few other games have done till now.

An entertaining thriller that does not leave its mark as hoped.

Benji Bananas Adventures brings to the original game some depth and 100 missions, giving the fans something more to have fun with.

Bill Killem is a funny endless action platform game, but it's also a little bit too hard to enjoy in the long run.

If the goal was to pull everything together and push the hype for the last episode to the highest level, In Sheep's Clothing does an amazingly good job.

Conception II is not a bad jRPG, but it's shallow and repetitive and lacks of meaningful characters and events, which means plot twists and dating sim mechanics feels superficial. That being said, it's also quite misogynist and icky, with all its sexual innuendo and bad script.

Soul Sacrifice Delta brings the experience of the original game to a new level, thanks to a more polished and fast gameplay, an interesting factions system and a good number of new, compelling missions.

A Story About My Uncle is a fast, evocative and surprisingly good first person platform.

Tropico 5 is the best way to play a city simulator nowdays. If you have been disappointed by Sim City, this is the game to buy.

It’s a competent even if somewhat uninspired arcade racer, but F1 Race Stars on iOS is bulked by way too many in-app purchases, making it one of those pay-to-win kind of games.

Men of War: Assault Squad 2 is a rich and compelling experience flawed by lack of real gameplay improvements.

Monochroma is a good puzzle platformer with a remarkable artistic level, inspired by famous products such as ICO and Limbo, however, the game mechanics are sometimes affected by imprecise controls and a physics engine not always responsive. The social commitment of the developers is laudable.

Bonsai Slice turns your iOS device into a sword and that's really fun... at least for a while.

God of War Collection on PS Vita is without any doubt the worst version of the game, due to many technical problems that are really hard do tolerate on this hardware.

The first act of DreadOut shows all the potential of the full game, still in development. The atmosphere is thick and scary and wherever you go, something happens. It takes only three to four hours to beat the game, but with so many different ghosts to fend off, it's a trip that's worth your time.

Fun and clever in the first hours, Scram Kitty does not fall in the long term, but its shooter approach soon becomes more a burden to level design than a true quality gameplay symbol.

The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II takes the original formula and build a sequel fun and rich in contents, even if technically imperfect and a bit poor of new core gameplay mechanics.

Watch Dogs is a good game and a beginning like Assassin's Creed was prior to a few years ago. It has its own downfalls but in the end it emerges standing and winning.

Ruzzle Adventure delivers a brand new word game experience, packed with plenty of levels and different modes.

Transistor is technically beautiful and has a great combat system, but it lacks depth in both gameplay and narration, and its price is quite high compared to the experience it offers.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is a decent sandbox-based action game, with plenty of missions, nice ideas and different situations to deal with, but it still lacks the polishing and the direction needed to be a great tie-in, like the Batman games.

Sparkle 2 is a brilliant mach-3 puzzle although if it's all but new. 10tons basically cloned PopCap's Zuma but they did it with style and it feels fresh and familiar at the same time. Touch pad controls on PlayStation 4 feel a bit off: the game is much better on the handheld.

Kiwanuka is an original and stylish puzzler, but it lacks that special something to make it truly memorable.

The ones who expected a port of the PS4 version of Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends - Complete Edition will be disappointed, since the PC version is based on the "old gen" graphics and also suffers from a series of technical issues.

The New Order is a funny and frantic first person shooter with only a bunch of problems and a light plot.

Record Run lets you import your favorite songs in order to deliver its rhythm mechanics, and that's fun, but the endless run element is poorly implemented.