Gems of War is an interesting attempt at the puzzle RPG genre, with some new ideas but a questionable freemium approach.

As a pure game, Underground has its flaws, but it's an engaging and challenging puzzle game, which does a lot to make the gamer happy to play.

Dying Light is a great survival horror, with a very well executed parkour system, a visceral and engaging combat system and some nighttime sequences of pure, crushing terror.

An interesting first episode for this unoriginal but fascinating adventure game.

If you’re a fan of this genre, this is without any doubt the best version of Resident Evil available on the market.

The Witcher Adventure Game is a straight virtual version of the board game that lacks in players interaction.

This ReMIX ha undoubtedly great value packed in, and it is a must-buy for any Kingdom Hearts fan as well for newcomers. Sure, Square-Enix could have put some more efforts in the Birth by Sleep port.

Never Alone is a very well told fable, but it's a pretty short one and has some problems with the AI.

Sonic Boom: Crystal Shards could have been, if not a good Sonic game, at least a decent 2D platformer, with its pros and its cons. But SEGA and Sanzaru Games have inexplicably decided to kill their own creature by adopting a really cheap trick: in order to progress, it is necessary to play the same levels over and over again.

Basketball Pro Management 2015 is full of statistics and potential but lacks in terms of accessibility and intensity.

Rollers of the Realm manages to say something new in the pinball genre.

Thanks to a good plot and some original ideas, Shadows: Heretic Kingdoms is a good exponent of the genre of action RPG, solid and fun. Graphically valid and scalable, for maximum details requires a great gaming system.

Watch Dogs comes on Wii U six months after the original release with no extra content, no DLCs and some framerate issues: definitely not a big deal for Nintendo users.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax comes a little too late in Europe but it's an all around excellent beat'em up nevertheless with a huge amount of content for fans of the genre and brand lovers.

Geometry Wars 3 Dimensions is an adrenaline rush that will delight fans of the previous games.

More a puzzle game than a strategy game, the PC version of Valkyria Chronicles is a good port of an old PlayStation 3 game.

We appreciate the small new things, but the game remains a niche title with a story mode too short and an aged technical aspect.

Iron From Ice faithfully reproduce the narrative style of the original material. And at every crossroad it feels like the fate of our family depends on our choices. It's an illusion, but a well conceived one. Unfortunately, the mediocre presentation and the hasty realization make the episode less glorious than it should have been.

Warlords of Draenor is hands down the best expansion in 10 years of World of Warcraft, however there's still room for improvement as far as new features are concerned.

Persona Q is an excellent mixture of the strongest points of Persona and Etrian Odyssey: characterization and dungeon design respectively. However it feels like fan service most of the time and if you don't know what the hell Persona is about, you might miss the entire point of the game.

The Crew is a huge racing game with an extraordinary setting and tons of contents that sometimes seriously lacks of fun due to an awful mission design and a bad balance.

The only, big problem with this game is its interface and a HUD too complicated to use.

A simple, fun and entertaining casual game, with a beautiful "cubic" art style and lots of characters to unlock.

Simply put, Sonic Boom is one of the worst Sonic games in recent memory: the concept is bland, the design is awful and the execution is incredibly poor.

Tomb Raider II is a classic, but maybe not so timeless as you could think, at least if proposed with this control scheme.

Proun+ is fast, challenging and visually charming: a solid "tube racer" for all the fans of the genre.

Limbo remains the same wonderful and disturbing experience that we lived almost five years ago. Although this is clearly a good point, maybe we would have hoped in some new content.

Made by the developers of Serious Sam's series, The Talos Principle is a "First Person Puzzler" deep and engaging, artistically inspired and characterized by a beautiful plot centered on philosophical themes.