The unlockable vehicles and the new tiny environments are nice additions but the game feels too much the same compared to Joe Danger Touch. There's no infinity in the latest adventure of Joe.

The Banner Saga delivers an engaging story, narrated with great visual and music artistry. The combat system developed by Stoic Studio is also enjoyable.

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance runs smoothly on PC and includes all the bonus content at a great price.

Simple, engaging and fun, RUSH delivers a great, long lasting puzzle experience.

Farm Heroes Saga is a nice match-3 puzzle game, with plenty of levels and some interesting elements, but it becomes boring after a while.

Eternity Warriors 3 is one of the best action RPGs for mobile devices, thanks to a fantastic combat system, three different classes, some gorgeous graphics and no real freemium limits to the experience.

Even if it’s ultimately kind of fun, Feed Me Oil 2 feels like a lazy sequel: the only real enhancements are in the graphics, while the gameplay really hasn’t changed that much.

Tomb Raider I brings to iOS devices the atmosphere and the charm of the original episode, with better graphics and a modern saving system, but the controls are totally messed up.

War Thunder delivers a deep, engaging experience, packed with plenty of missions and planes to unlock.

Ridge Racer Slipstream is a very well done interpretation of the original Ridge Racer, thanks to some accurate controls, nice graphics and rich game modes.

Respawnables is a simple, fun and compelling third person shooter, and it still shines online.

Dracula 5 is too much shallow and short to really get the story going and hook the player. There are good ideas and an interesting background though, but everything is underdeveloped and superficial.

Lawless is a fun shooting gallery with smooth visuals, but its appeal is not gonna last long: for a free game, however, that’s fair enough.

Minecraft retains its charm even on Playstation 3, and still represent an excellent opportunity to get into this gorgeous universe.

Fightback is the perfect example of how to demolish a potentially good game with an excessive amount of in-app purchases.

Picross e3 is another release that fans will enjoy, but some more content and a higher difficulty level would be appreciated.

Somewhere between a homage to some classic platform games from the 80s-90s and an original take on the formula intertwined with puzzle elements, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a short but entertaining experience.

The Novelist is an interesting game, but not without flaws that make it less effective than other games of the same kind.

Cut the Rope 2 brings something new to the table, introducing several characters and changing some of the rules of the game.

NES Remix is a solid, fun but ultimately forgettable trip on the nostalgia road.

The original Dementium II was a bold attempt to deliver an actual first person survival horror game to Nintendo DS. The experience is still enjoyable, what a pity this HD remaking is awful.

With its engaging setting, top-notch graphics and voice acting, Rèpublique is a true marvel to look at: on the gameplay side, however, things simply aren't always that good.

Ratchet & Clank: Before the Nexus is an interesting attempt in the endless run genre, but the shooting mechanics are broken and the touch controls don't work as they should.

The Room Two is a great puzzle game that every fan of the genre should enjoy.

Quotation forthcoming.

Praised as one of the best games in the series, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is a great achievement as a mobile game, with great graphics, good controls and a ridiculous amount of content to play with.

Blacklight: Retribution is a competent FPS, with some nice ideas and a classic feeling, but the PlayStation 4 version lacks of some features available on PC and is technically poorer.

FX Calcio 2.0 enhances the experience of the game released 6 months ago by FX Interactive, delivering a good starting point for the brand born from the ashes of PC Calcio.

Doki-Doki Universe is not easy to judge. Although there are more shortcomings to it than you would like and it grates too fast on the same quirks, it's still a sweet and interesting satire of our society which feels a bit out of place as a videogame.

Icycle: On Thin Ice is an exercise of style, a stunning mix of design and direction that will surprise you in each and every level.

Tiny Brains is a very nice action puzzle game, with nice characters and a good variety of situations. What a pity it's so short.

The opening episode is more brutal than ever and does a great job introducing Clementine as the main character, but it falls short when it come to innovation and compelling adventuring.

Angry Birds Go! is colorful, simple and immediate, but also very repetitive.

Escape Plan for PlayStation 4 is a surprisingly good porting of its handheld counterpart with a new control system which is probably not very pristine but also more responsive and sometimes less infuriating.

Peggle 2 lacks courage but it's an extremely funny, colored and satisfying puzzle game. There are some missing parts, like multiplayer leaderboards, but future DLCs should fill the holes.

Heroes of Dragon Age ends up being a game you can hardly say you’re actually playing, with its focus on in-app purchases and a gameplay with way too limited interaction.

If you’re a fan of the original game you can’t obviously miss this add-on but be prepared: it lacks variety and originality.

Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is a great game on Wii U, but considering the frame rate issues, the absence of DLC support and a somewhat disappointing use of the Gamepad, you might want to stick to the other versions if you have the chance to.

Speedball 2 HD is an atrocious tribute to a great Amiga game. Rest in peace.

Space Hulk is pretty faithful reproduction of the original board game, but it's also too slow, often cumbersome and poorly balanced.

Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse - Episode 1 is only half of the whole game: when it finally catches our attention, the story ends abruptly.

Sons of Abraham delivers some good additional content to Crusader Kings II, although it doesn't bring the same amount of original things like the previous The Old Gods. However, grand strategy fans will surely like it.

Meltdown does nothing new but in the right way. It's a simple and old fashioned third person shooter with a basic yet addictive progression system for the main character. If you just want to shoot at 360 degrees, rather with another player in coop, then Meltdown is a good choice.

It’s not necessarily good because it’s free: Warframe is a so-so action game with many problems and a pretty scarce lasting appeal.

Wii Fit U is an improvement over the original formula, with some nice new modes and the interesting Fit Meter that gives the chance to get the game at a discounted price.

Blood Knights is a decent action RPG and we appreciated the differences between the two characters, but the combat lacks substance and the overall experience feels too easy and unsatisfactory.

The concept of Band Stars is very intriguing, but the game definitely fails to deliver.

Island Tour is not a step forward for the franchise, but also backward. NdCUBE chose to capitalize on its experience and create funny games for the crowd. Despite a truly forgettable single player campaign, multiplayer still manages to give some chills.

Even without resorting the unforgiving comparison with NBA 2K14 that is enough to raise doubts on possible purchases, NBA Live 14 has many problems on its own, from the AI to the animations and so on. It could be the start of a new course for the EA Sports' basketball series, but it needs some serious overhaul.

It's one of those love-it or hate-it kind of experience: if you're into practicing hard to get hi-scores, Touchgrind Skate 2 is definitely your thing, but otherwise you might want to look elsewhere.

One Piece: Romance Dawn is a mediocre take on the JRPG genre which fails to appeal both fans and newcomers. It's a shame that battle system is quite interesting and some neat ideas are drowned within an ocean of disappointment.

Gran Turismo 6 is a nice evolution over the previous chapter, Polyphony has learned how to deal with the interface and has upgraded the physics and the handling of the cars. It's a pity that the series still lacks in the AI and collision departments, but the content is king and GT 6 has plenty of it.

Playing The Pinball Arcade is as funny as it was in real life during the last century. With lots of tables really existed, it's definitely a must-have for pinball lovers. But they will need to spend some money to enjoy the game.

While the prequel was a pure 3D platformer, Jett Rocket II tries to add a little variety with some 2D/3D gameplay and purely 2D levels. Surprisingly these 2D levels, reminiscent of Mega Man, are the best of the bunch, with a great level design and a touch of old school difficulty.

Ultimate Edition is just like the old gen version, a good fighting game with a deep combat system, and very rich in terms of contents, thanks to all DLCs stuck in the disc. Unfortunately the visuals, with just the 1080p rendering, is not so astonishing as it should be.

One of the most brutal fighting game is finally back on Xbox One. Killer Instinct is here with its latest installment, next gen visuals and the well-known ultra combo addicting style.

The artificial intelligence of the Adventure Park's customers gives exactly the value of the game itself. Don't buy it.

Assassin's Creed Pirates is overall a nice, sometimes questionable spin-off for the main series, based on the naval battles and explorations.

Bravely Default is a superb game, plain and simple. Fans of the genre will love every second of it and newcomers will definitely understand why the genre is so much loved all around the world.

Just Dance 2014 works fine with Kinect 2.0, but this is not the game where you really need great precision in the motion tracking. With the chance to play with 6 people together, Just Dance 2014 is still one of the best and more approachable casual party game around.

EPOCH 2 is definitely a better game than the first one. It's got bosses, plenty of weapons and upgrades, awesome levels and graphics, but also a poor balancing and an unfair IAP system.

Clumsy Ninja is a simple, fun virtual pet game, with some very nice graphics and plenty of minigames and items to unlock.

You can (barely) fathom some good ideas about offering the players more accessibility in a saga that surely needed some, but they soon get lost in the utter and complete mess of unfinished mechanics and bugs that, sadly, is X Rebirth.

Castle of Illusion has great graphics and an excellent soundtrack, but also a fairly standard gameplay and a just above average level design.

After 5 years, Flower is still a fantastic experience even on PlayStation 4 and PSVita.

With its shallow gameplay mechanics and flawed controls, Fighter Within fails to demonstrate the potential of the new Kinect 2.0 and, ultimately, to provide an entertaining experience.

Neon Shadow is a very nice take in the mobile FPS genre, a hardcore experience that puts you into some very compelling battles.

RainBlood Chronicles: Mirage is a good Muramasa clone with some flaws. It offer two different characters, a well done combat system and a good replayability.

Luxuria Superbia is a conceptual game that must be understood to be truly appreciated.

It’s the same FIFA 14 we can find on old-gen but with several graphic enhancements and a better physic response.

NBA 2K14 next-gen incarnation arrives with many highs and a few lows. On the plus side it achieves an incredible technical goal and the revamped My Player mode with The Park, dedicated to those who love to play fast online games. Less impressive is the same old playability.

This game is an interesting experiment: it tries to transform the old builder sim in something fast and easy to play. The problem is the game is now too easy and it has several flaws in terms of user interface.

Blackgate does a pretty good job in capturing the feel of the franchise, bringing some very nice elements to the table but suffering from an unconvincing approach to backtracking.

With shallow level and game design, Oceanhorn fails to deliver an experience that can justify the premium price point.

Democracy 3 is a pure management game that needs almost no graphic to entertain the player. But under the tons of statistics the gameplay is too simple and the Steam Workshop integration is the only real improvement over previous chapters.

Flick Kick Football Legends is a passionate tribute to 70s soccer teams, packed with a brand-new, full match gameplay.

Yet again, TT Games delivers a satisfying, familiar and yet surprising LEGO game. It is also plagued by technical issues and annoying glitches which make it somewhat less enjoyable than it should be.

Contrast's plot is intriguing and very well told, but the game is way too short and inconsistent.

There are no in app purchase this time and it's still a great strategy game, but Ace Patrol: Pacific Skies does nothing to improve the look or the gameplay of the previous chapter.

Halfway through simulation and accessibility, World of Warplanes indeed finds a sweet spot, although, in the long term, what will make or break this game is support from the devs.

Ryse delivers what people where looking for, graphics to be remembered in the upcoming months. The problem is that this game plays like an idea which Crytek wasn't able to transform into an all around good project.

For Baldur’s Gate II: Enhanced Edition, Overhaul Games kept the same philosophy as the first game released one year ago. Improving a game that is already perfect is a dirty job, but they've finally done it.

Forza Motorsport 5 is what die hard fans of turn 10 deserve. Stunning visuals and great sim-like handling are the highlights of the game, but we need more tracks and cars.

Anomaly 2 tries to deliver something new in the mobile RTS genre, and it succeeds when it comes to brand new transformable vehicles, new enemies, a compelling campaign and an interesting online multiplayer.

It doesn't come without an unexpected share of graphical and server-side hiccups, especially the dreadful 30 FPS lock on all platforms, but Rivals still deserves praise, for its uncommon talent in delivering a constant output of sheer tension, keeping your heart rate constantly on the brink of disaster for the entire duration of a race.

Super Mario 3D World is another fantastic example of what it means to be a Nintendo game. If you have a Wii U, you can't miss this one.

Moving and unique, funny and imaginative: Tearaway is an amazing experience with a few nuisances preventing it to become the true masterpiece PlayStation Vita deserves.

With some new features that add fresh content without altering the core mechanics, Tilt to Live 2: Redonkulos is an addictive action game suited for both fans of the prequel and newcomers.

GT Racing 2: The Real Car Experience is visually awesome and brings a huge single player career, packed with lots of real cars and events. The paywall, however, seems to be right after your next turn.

Battle Worlds: Kronos delivers an "old school" strategic experience, packed with lots of missions and game modes, but it's also very hard to approach.

A powerful theme flashed out through fragments of a mysterious environment. If only the gameplay would have been polished as much as the visual aspect, Master Reboot could have been a masterpiece.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is one of the worst games of the year.

Brave Soldiers might be somewhat a treat to any true fan of Athena and her Saints, however it's a pretty mediocre beat'em up with more flaws than virtues and some of the worst mechanics we have seen in the past few years.

Crimson Dragon isn't a bad game in itself, but its epic scale pales in comparison to what every Panzer Dragoon fan would have expected from it. Technically it doesn't look like a next gen game at all.

It's probably not the best game from a technical point view to be the perfect showcase of Xbox One, but it is at the same time a big, funny game with a lot of content.

The hilarious cutscenes and nonsense dialogues only hide the poor and tedious gameplay in the latest Twisted Pixel game.

Lone Wolf - Blood on the Snow delivers a top quality experience, mixing some compelling narratives, a bunch of minigames based on the choices we make and a solid, visually stunning RPG combat system.

From a great name such as Secret Files we had expected much more than this. Secret Files: Sam Peters is too short and mostly uninspired. Yet it delivers good puzzles and pretty decent locations. A honest work that could have been much better.