How to Survive: Storm Warning Edition adds a couple of twists to the original version of this interesting but somewhat unappealing survival game.

Sledgehammer delivered a solid PC port, with great audiovisuals and good performances, but the community seems already narrow, so think twice if you are searching for a multiplayer experience with long legs.

Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf takes on the Games Workshop franchise and delivers a solid, challenging but often cumbersome turn-based strategic experience.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection is a whole saga immediately within our grasp. Four big campaigns, many memorable multiplayer maps, Martin O'Donnell's perfect scores, multimedia contents, new services and an open windows on the future of Halo.

Deep Loot is an original and brilliant game which maybe would’ve been better without its free to play formula.

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is the perfect version of The Binding of Isaac, with more content, more blood and more mom.

Paper Monsters Recut is a cute, solid platformer with a feel for exploration.

Farming Simulator 15 is the best agricultural simulation on the market, with some flaws that prevent it to excel.

NBA Live 15 is better than NBA Live 14: the gameplay has definitely been improved but it still suffers from clumsy controls and stiff animations. A few good changes and some additional game modes can’t make a good videogame.

The new edition of Space Hulk is a rich and compelling turn based strategy game. Multiplayer support is gone but we got three full campaigns in return.

Visually stunning, especially if you have one of the latest Apple devices, Vainglory is probably the best MOBA available right now on the App Store.

After playing this game, nostalgics will still prefer the first episode on Nintendo 64, pro gamers Melee, and Subspace Emissary fans will still prefer Brawl. But, despite the lack of innovation, this is the definitive Super Smash Bros.: the most complete and detailed one.

Run Sackboy! Run! is a simple but dull 2D endless runner, featuring many of LittleBigPlanet's assets.

Stealth Inc. 2 is all around better than its prequel but there's still room for improvements: the main hub is a neat idea but slows the pace and needs a better layout while puzzles keep being a little too obscure on their trial and error approach.

A Bird Story is just a prequel and lasts only one hour, making you want more and more. With it, Kan Gao makes us eager to play Freebird Games' full followup to To The Moon, a game that we simply loved in 2011.

Tales of Hearts R is a surprisingly good portable JRPG which delivers an interesting plot, an excellent combat system and sharp, colorful visuals. It's shorter than your usual Tales and the starting storyline and combat system are kind of a mess, but it gets deeper and unique as time goes by.

Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition is the best way to play this classic role-play game made with the Infinity Engine.

Screencheat is easy to pick up and fun to play, but it lacks depth.

SMT4 shines thanks to its foundation, but those are the same elements that keeps the game in a cage. Beautiful, rich, deep and complex, Atlus once more delivers, even if it should have taken more risks.

Woah Dave provides a frantic and challenging experience, a little bit spoiled only by its lack of content.

Sporting an interesting mix of adventure, puzzle and hidden objects mechanics, Haunted Manor 2 - The Horror Behind the Mystery delivers an enjoyable experience for the ones who like this genre.

Fotonica brings a minimal design with an original concept, with a level of depth that you wouldn't imagine for a single-button game. The PC version is now also enjoyable with up to other three players, thanks to the improvement to the local split-screen multiplayer.

Puzzle to the Center of the Earth manages to bring some fresh air in the match-three formula, adding an adventurous flavour to the mix.

Tetrobot and Co. is a great puzzler, with a simple concept, many facets of gameplay, a near-perfect level design and a devilish, never frustrating, difficulty level. A masterpiece in its genre.

From a content point of view is simply astonishing but the game has several problems with the combat system starting from the tactical pause (and view) to the action aspect of the fights.

The Sailor's Dream is not on par with the previous Simogo productions: instead, it's a game that combines beautiful graphics with questionable storytelling and due to the high price it will be probably enjoyed only by those who like this genre of games.

Ultimate NES Remix on 3DS is an inferior version compared to the two episodes on Wii U, with fewer games and some questionable cuts here and there. But the main problem is the price: 39,99€ even for the eShop version is exactly the double you have to spend to get both the Wii U games, with half the content.

This could be the real reborn of the PES series. The gameplay is extremely funny and fluid and from a technical point of view it’s finally something good to see.