This is a good relaunch for the Wizards of the Coast’s card game. Now we have to wait and see what kind of support it’ll have.

Vector Thrust is an unfinished game that lacks of polish in many aspects.

A simple and short platform game, with good ideas and some problems in the control system.

Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is a touching, powerful tale but also an almost completely passive game experience.

Prune is a poetic, evocative experience that elevates some good gameplay ideas thanks to an astounding art direction.

A good remaster of a perfect game.

Rory McIlroy PGA Tour is a new beginning for the historic golf series from EA Sports. It's a brave move for sure, but there's a price to pay and it results in losses that previous episodes proposed in large quantity.

Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved is an excellent twin analog shooter, with lots of content but unresponsive controls on PlayStation Vita due to the tiny analogs.

F1 2015 offers a good gameplay and good graphics, but the lack of modes, the damage system still imperfect and some bugs have an impact on the overall evaluation.

Samurai Blitz is a very good attempt at the endless running genre, with some nice ideas.

Comic Workshop isn't a bad software, but it's difficult to understand its ideal target. It's too difficult for beginners (there are no drawing or storytelling lessons) and too limited for professionals.

Yatagarasu: Attack on Cataclysm is a technical beat'em up, designed for the professionals.

This is simply the best real time strategy game on iPad with a focus on SWAT.

Pro Cycling Manager 2015 brings some fresh new air with its Pro Cycling mode, but the main Career is still more of the same. Some annoying bugs are there too.

Rise of Incarnates is a frantic action arena VS game, with fast 2v2 matches and and a nice roster of characters.

Tales from Deep Space is an engaging adventure based on an old school concept like the coordination between the two main characters with a clever, even with its flaws, level design.

LEGO Minifigures Online is a fun and simple game which can entertain the kids and the LEGO fan, even with some poor implemented controls.

The long-awaited single player campaign isn't satisfactory at all: The Red Solstice still gives its best in the praised cooperative mode, but nowadays servers aren't so populated like a year ago.

How to Survive: Third Person Standalone brings something new to the table, but not enough to please those who already played the original version of the game.

It is nowhere near Minecraft, but nonetheless it is a decent sandbox game, and on Wii U, it is the best. Cube Life: Island Survival comes at a low price and with the promise to be constantly updated, so why not to try it?

Another musou with the same old gameplay and lots of problems with the camera, if you don't have the circle pad pro or the New 3DS.

This is now a quite solid free to play which deserves all the attention it didn't last year, but it still is not The Elder Scrolls as we know it.

It is very hard to be a god, especially if he has lost his memory and does not know how to control his powers.

This is the best Art Academy ever released: drawing and painting lessons are interesting and complete, and finally we can share them online. The only real limits of this "game" are the same limits of the touch screen, which isn't the best tool to paint.

Ronin is a turn based action game inspired by Gunpoint who can entertain you for a few hours, despite some control issues.

Planetside 2 is a great game even on PlayStation 4, perhaps the most interesting free-to-play to date. Large-scale battles with thousand players and necessary teamwork improve the simple shooting experience.

Drift Girls is a game that behind the sexy look of it's female protagonists lacks any variety in the gameplay.

Rocket League is sheer fun: before you stop playing it, you will want to play just another match. And another, and another.