With its gorgeous graphics and huge amount of content, Infinity Blade III sure is a great deal for its price: however, not all of the new features work accordingly, making this final chapter somewhat less enjoyable than expected.

Soul Hackers was definitely born in the '90s and it shows at times. Although the narrative is good as usual and the RPG features are kinda interesting, the clumsy interface and the archaic visuals make it less appealing than it was on its early release.

Electronic Arts once again offers the best gaming experience for all lovers of football. FIFA 14 isn’t a major landmark for the series in terms of innovation, but the changes have such a significant effect on physic and gameplay.

Tactical Intervention is an honest online shooter, but doesn't have any excellence point to make it indispensable to play.

NBA 2K14 is the same gorgeous, over-the-top basketball simulator we are used to know, now with Euroleague teams.

While lacking some secondary elements, Aarklash: Legacy is a solid tactical experience that the fans of its genre will surely enjoy.

This is a good restart for the series and we're sure all the fans will appreciate this chapter.

Open Me! is a smart puzzle game plagued by annoying technical issues and quite a shallow replayability.

The second chapter is too short and disappointing in what should have been its climax. On the other hand it introduces a new likeable character with a mysterious agenda.

MirrorMoon EP is a good exploration game. A little slow paced, but really rewarding to players looking for something new.

An absolute masterpiece that you can't miss: this is a perfect sequel in the GTA series.

Card Hunter is a remarkable and sophisticated casual game with a deep strategic soul. Unfortunately it lacks some options to personalize matches and involve other players in our own adventures.

2K Drive delivers a solid, console-like racing experience on iPhone and iPad, but you'll need the latest hardware to really enjoy it.

The Chaos Engine comes as a mere re-release of the original shooter from 1993, without any remastering nor extra options.

Too easy for the average player, Puppeteer is at the same time a colorful and beautiful experience.

SteamWorld Dig starts slow, it's almost boring, you are going to drop it... then you find a new upgrade and keep going and a few hours later you are sad it's over. One of the best downloadable games on eShop, period.

The blend of FPS and RTS mechanics in a single game is a nice experiment, and even if both sides have some issues, switching between them in real time is definitely a fun and satisfying experience.

Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate is, well, the ultimate version of a nice fighting game we already know.

Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix is a good compilation. The first, masterful chapter comes to new life thanks to updated graphics, while the Re:Chain of Memories remake falls a bit behind.

Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs is a well-oiled horror mechanism. It's a great sequel that will be loved by the old and new players.

Smash Bandits is a fun, compelling, highly spectacular freemium racing game.

A good survival horror, but with those guys the expectations were higher.

Rome II expands one of the best Total War in the series: It's not perfect but works and will last forever.

Space Hulk brings the original board game to digital life. This means good mechanics, enriched with asynchronous cross-platform multiplayer, but poor variety.

Killzone for PSVita keeps its promises and establishes itself as the first and most important title for the re-launch of the portable console.

Pirate Warriors 2 is a step backward in terms of gameplay mechanics and storytelling, but its amount of contents and replayability grants its existence.

The portability and the improved cooperative mode make the Vita version of Spelunky absolutely perfect.

The console version of Diablo III is a pleasant surprise thanks to wise tweaks, great controls, offline play and local cooperative. There is something less, like the lower resolution, but the overall experience is great.

Sword & Glory delivers an original, fresh take on the action adventure genre for mobile devices.

Mikey Hooks delivers the same gameplay from its predecessor, but adds a new layer to the experience thanks to the grappling hook.

Thanks to the all new Casual Mode, Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan will finally appeal more than just the hardcore players looking for an extremely deep battle system and a real challenge. However, it's still a retro RPG with a thin plot that won't be easy to overcome. It's not Final Fantasy, but Etrian Odyssey IV is great on its own terms.

Lost Planet 3 is not Lost Planet anymore, nonetheless it's a competent third person shooter, with a solid script and a good number of different missions.

Gone Home is a poignant love story, masterfully crafted and delivered with a great sense of storytelling. The environment plays the role of the narrator and the objects left behind by the family are like words the player has to reveal and listen to in order to understand what’s happened.

Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar delivers a compelling adventure, with lots of quests and basic touch controls.

Guacamelee! was an excellent action platformer on PlayStation 3 and it is now on PC, plus it comes with some interesting extras.

Asphalt 8: Airborne is the perfect sequel, as it improves the experience with some new ideas and awesome graphics.

Flashback is proof that you can't simply take a '90s classic and make a new game out of it without redesigning its mechanics and structure.

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow comes to PC with a rich, spectacular and compelling Ultimate Edition. Forget about the old issues: now the frame rate is rock solid and everything is fine. Pity they didn't upgrade the textures.

Far from being a simple add-on of Rayman Origins, Rayman Legends manages instead to make everything better, easily becoming one of the best 2D platformers out there, especially if you have a couple of friends to share the fun with.

Killer is Dead confirms the talent of Suda 51 on producing titles full of personality, who will delight enthusiasts of Japanese madness. A cauldron full of flavor, but where not everything works as it should.

XCOM Declassified is missing that something more that could make it a third-person shooter you have to play. Right now is just another shooter with an original twist in the gameplay.

Divinity: Dragon Commander is an atypical but all in all interesting mix of different genres.

The Wonderful 101 is a clever, solid action game, but it has its flaws. Platinum Games delivers a fresh experience that revitalize the genre but on-screen disorder and a forgettable use of the WiiU Gamepad holds it from being even better.

Besides a little bit of grind and a smaller number of plants compared to the previous game, Plants vs Zombies 2 is a perfectly balanced tower defense and a great free-to-play game.

Pokémon Rumble U is extremely simplistic and repetitive, however it manages to be fun for the few hours needed to get to the end. Completists will need lot of patience and luck to get everything; kids will have fun regardless.

Guncraft is a showcase of the future of first person shooters. Unfortunately all the freedom is heavily inhibited by uninspired choices and unoriginal visuals.

A good remake of a classic platform game. The new graphics and the old school gameplay represents the perfect union of two different eras of videogames history.

Blacklist is made with great care and full of content, whether online or not, for countless hours of fun. A package that's truly commendable, although slightly reduced by not very exciting AI, a factor that prevents the Ubisoft production from becoming a classic.

Dropchord delivers an intense, compelling audio visual experience, and it's pretty original in terms of touch controls, but it's also hard to master and for the wrong reasons.

Actual Sunlight is a kick in the eye. An heartfelt journey through the thoughts and days of a hopeless working man that in the end decides to quit from life.

Europa Universalis IV is a strong sequel with many new features and some interesting gameplay twists. A must have for any PC (or Mac) gamer.

With this fourth chapter, Saints Row has partially lost its identity. It's still fun, at times, but aliens, virtual reality and superpowers ultimately impact not only the gameplay, but also the overall spirit of the saga itself, as the feeling of being part of a criminal gang is utterly gone.

Payday 2 isn't a perfect game, but it's a damn good sequel. The developers took the best things of the first episode and improved them, delivering an intense, compelling first person shooter experience.

Papers, Please is a really unique experience. Given the price, it's definitely a must-have if you want to try a game that's funny in a way different from the usual one.

Trial Xtreme 3 is a solid addiction to the trial bike action game genre. The game is fun and the touch controls work very well.

A stunning adventure, a powerful trip blessed by an incredible art direction and the first "single player cooperative game". It's not perfect and it's short, but it's worth a ride.

Good ideas on controls and atmosphere don't succeed in keeping The Drowning above the surface of an average level.

Sky Tourist is a fresh, original and fun action puzzle game, packed with lots of levels and nice graphics, but it's also very frustrating.

Narco Terror evokes the fun arcade glory of the eighties, although the result is a rather crude and not always balanced.

Tales of Xillia might not be the stainless JRPG many were expecting to play, but it's still one of the most intriguing and fun ever made. With its interesting plot, awesome characters and excellent battle system, it's just a shame it falls short in visual and side content departments.

A richer and harder version of the original. It's not suitable for everyone but those who get captured by the mechanics of this challenging roguelike will have a compelling experience.

Rise of the Triad is back as a faithful tribute and this means that it's funny like the original but it's also old like the original.

Red Bull Kart Fighter 3 is a simple but rich top-down racer, packed with plenty of tracks and karts, funny to play but only when the speed is right for you.

All graphics and no contents makes PixelJunk Monsters a dull porting.

Despite some technical problems, The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief Chapter 1 delivers a compelling story, with interesting characters and believable puzzles. A very good opening that promises even better things to come.

Prince of Persia: The Shadow and The Flame leaves too much to be desired, both as a remake of the original 1993 game and as a modern mobile game.

NASCAR The Game 2013 is a competent racer, with some good moments for all NASCAR fans.

Cloudberry Kingdom is a fun platform game inspired by Super Meat Boy. It's worth its cost.

Even if Shadowrun Returns can't be compared with the giants of the RPG genre, it has enough character to shine and to show us the storytelling potential of the powerful editor.

Few great additions aside from the new graphics, but Velocity Ultra is still one of the best shoot'em ups on PlayStation Vita.

Bloodmasque comes with some excellent graphics and sounds, but the action is simplistic and repetitive.

Halo: Spartan Assault is an entertaining and well-crafted spin-off, but it could have been better without annoying micro-transactions.

Stealth Inc is hard and frustrating, still there's nothing satisfying as clearing a stage you thought you would never leave. For fans of puzzle game only, others may have to buy a new Vita after throwing one out of the window.

If you want a fun, compelling and polished pinball game for Wii U, Star Wars Pinball is the best you can get right now.

Overkill 2 is a nice touch shooter, packed with lots of weapons, missions and enemies. The action is pretty repetitive, but you'd expect it.

Attack of the Friday Monsters! is a charming story in a lovely setting. Gameplay is just there for the sake of it and the sooner you realize this the better you will like this little storytelling gem.

Kokuga is a classic shoot'em up, with an high difficulty level that will be pure joy for the most hardcore gamers on 3DS.

Cryptic let us explore again the Forgotten Realms with this free to play MMORPG but not everything works fine.

Futuridium EP is an amazing trip between 80's fascination and modern taste, shaped like an old school shooter with 3D graphics. It's a demanding challenge that could not please everyone, but surely a game that is worth trying, at least for a ride.

Pacific Rim suffers from bad touch controls and limited gameplay. Definitely a poor tie-in.

One of the longest videogaming saga is out with one of the best installment of his long history: welcome back Dynasty Warriors!

Pikmin 3 is a great refinement of the original formula and is still a joy to play. But after nine years we expected some more content, and the final stage is really disappointing.

Spartacus Legends is a free-2-play that deserves attention for a number of interesting features, such as the management phase and a certain tension attributed to the fact that you may lose your gladiator.

A very bad fighting game that try to surf the wave of his popular license, without any kind of result.

Blastron is a nice Worms clone, with plenty of missions, a fun multiplayer mode and lots of weapons, armors and boosts to unlock and buy.

Mighty Switch Force! 2 is just too similar to the previous entry: it's a great game as well, albeit short, but it's more an alternative than a true sequel.

MegaByte Punch is a great mix of customization, platforming and combat. The Smash Bros. combat style could shine in a competitive multiplayer mode and we hope it will be implemented in the future.

Tiny Thief is a lovely and original game with an incredible attention to detail in terms of graphics and gameplay: it's a little bit too short, but while it lasts it's one of the most enjoyable puzzlers out there.

Face Noir is a solid adventure that plays safe instead of taking some risks. There are some new ideas that need to be further developed and a well thought story that often slips into genre cliché. All in all a good debut that could lead to interesting improvements in its second chapter.

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger is the perfect definition of "more of the same". Just one really new feature but the classic combat system. To purchase only if you loved the first episode.

It's truly amazing how Eidos Montreal and N-Fusion managed to squeeze so many elements of Human Revolution in Deus Ex: The Fall, but the gunplay is so awkward you're basically forced to play it stealthy. If that's ok with you, this is the closest you can get to a full fledged console title.

Quadropus Rampage is an interesting roguelike-style action game, packed with lots of weapons, randomly generated levels and good touch controls.

DARK is a stealth game with some nice ideas and an interesting story, but it suffers from poor IA and repetitive gameplay.

Another "gears of war" shooter into the market with just too many problems to be worth your time and money.

Urban Trial Freestyle is no Trials HD, but it's a competent clone, than can be very amusing at times.

Limbo is still a wonderful game even on iOS, but the touch controls makes it the less recommendable version of them all.

TrackMania 2: Valley offers amazing online support, solid precision racing and new graphics. Oddly these are roughly the same things packed in Stadium that costs half the price.

Built upon an original and interesting idea, Storm is a nice experience for puzzle game lovers, but some inconsistencies in level design and flaws in the controls and physics prevent it from reaching its full potential.