We do not doubt that this formula could also be the ideal starting point for continuous updating, but it seems less inclined to bend to the crazy and unpredictable mechanics that have arrived on Vampire Survivors over time.

The last iteration of Dead or Alive 5 provides lots of content, but the game is basically the same we played in 2012, with only minor changes: a couple of new characters, a couple of new stages and lots of extra costumes, some of which leave nothing to the imagination.

Dimps Corporation had the not-so-easy task to release a sequel without making a remake out of it, keeping it trustful to the original game design while adding new features. As a result, Sonic 4 has its ups and downs and does not stand the top quality of the Mega Drive age Sonic. Nevertheless, Sonic 4: Episode 1 is much more "Sonic" than the latest entries in the franchise, a must-have for the hedgehog's fans and all those unlucky players who never ran in those fancy red shoes.

Evoland 2 is a rollercoaster through the history of videogames. Full of witty dialogues and gaming reference, it will be loved by the old school gamers. Otherwise some controls issue prevent him to reach perfection.

Tokyo Xanadu is a decent action RPG with a nice combat system but stereotyped characters and situations.

FragPunk is a tac-shooter that prioritizes fun above everything else and works great despite not having the most original heroes.

Sundered is a metroidvania game half-backed. It lacks in variety and has some flaws tied to the combat system.

Though it's paved with courage and good intentions, the road of experimentation in videogames hides many, too many pitfalls. Ivy the Kiwi? comes as a fresh, delicate and dreamy experience, it's supported by a series of nice artistic choices and furthermore the price is very affordable. The downside, in the Wii version, is represented by the controls, that sometimes may ask you more speed and accuracy of what the Wii-mote is capable of.

Pro Cycling Manager - Tour De France 2011 comes to us with better collisions, better animations and a new system of sponsorship. The result is a believable cycling simulation, still not perfect but way better than previous chapters.

Ghosts' n Goblins Resurrection is a tribute to the classic Capcom game: a reinterpretation that rejects modernizations, mixes elements from the two original episodes and connects everything using difficulty as a glue.

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

Ara tries to reinvent the 4X wheel with a really exciting gameplay system. However, it lacks dynamism, a more interesting diplomatic and trade system and a bit of nastiness that makes us feel the political and social weight of our choices. If they raise it well, it can become an unforgettable game.

More than just a game, BIT.TRIP BEAT is an enjoyable experience that combines sounds and images, encouraging the players to improve their performance through a series of trials. The four stages available in the basic version are well balanced, nice to see and full of sounds and colors.

The PC version of Batman: Arkham Origins is absolutely the best in terms of detail, smoothness, drawing distance and particle effects, though it suffers from a series of annoying glitches.

Furi delivers an intense, hardcore action experience packed with challenging boss fights and a fascinating narrative.

Quotation forthcoming.

Raiden IV x MIKADO remix has the ability to turn your living room into a mid-2000s arcade like no other thanks to its amazing music and gameplay.

It's hard to separate the two souls of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1, because it's glaringly obvious how the one put together by Konami is a mere commercial operation, but at the same time it represents the only way to play a series of great classics of undeniable value.

A short but intense VR experience. A must have for the real Batman fans.

Too easy and too short...but sparkling dialogues and a brilliant interpretation will move every Back to the Future fan.

Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition is a nice take on the original game, packed with some extra modes and upgraded graphics.

Above the Law is a sudden change of pace for this third season of The Walking Dead. Our hope is with the last two chapters the series can return on the right track.

Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition is a good remaster of a very divisive JRPG, but perhaps it would have been better playing Chrono Trigger again instead of the Radical Dreamers visual novel.

Despite new well constructed charachters, the gameplay is too easy and the absence of great innovations is conspicuous. But don't loose your heart: maybe it's the prelude to something better.

Free from the constraints of movie adaptations, TT Games managed to release one of its best LEGO game yet. The formula is still the same and it's aging fast at this point, but the fresh take on the story, puzzles and visuals makes this iteration especially sweet to any DC fan.

Joe Dever's Lone Wolf - The Shianti Halls is a great mix of RPG and narrative elements, with great graphics and sound.

12 Is Better Than 6 is a tribute to the Western genre and takes deep inspiration from Hotline Miami.

The recent Slain version 2 is far better than the first version published in march. Try it if you are in search of a good action platform.