Zombie Highway 2 offers very little innovation, but it’s an enjoyable and well-crafted free to play nonetheless.

Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth is Civilization V with planetary colonization theme and minor differences. It's a great game, but a great game well known.

Samurai Warriors 4 delivers probably the best Musou experience on PlayStation 4 so far, without pop-ups nor frame rate issues, but still suffers from a very repetitive gameplay.

With the exactly same experience as the console version, Skylanders Trap Team on tablet is a remarkable achievement that could lead to a new era for mobile gaming.

With a rock solid gameplay, ultra reliable controls and refreshing mechanics for a platform game, Fenix Rage passes the Super Meat Boy test and brings tons of new challenges for gamers willing to push themselves to the limit.

Counter-Strike Nexon: Zombies is a fifteen year old shooter packed with some new modes and, of course, a bunch of zombies.

Angry Birds Transformers is a surprisingly good run & gun, with smooth graphics, nice shooting mechanics and a lot of characters to unlock and upgrade.

Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel gives fans of the series a good amount of content to dig their teeth into: however, the new features just don’t work and the overall quality of the adventure isn’t even close to the one we enjoyed in Borderlands 2.

Wrack is a pure Doom style FPS, where the skill count more than anything else. If you don't like the modern FPS, this game is made for you.

In Space We Brawl is a twin stick shooter with a fresh formula that nails the true meaning of fun and competition.

Goat Simulator is indeed a good laugh, but it's also a game that you will be probably tired of after just a couple of hours.

Starpoint Gemini 2 is a good wine which gives the most after decanting.

The Boxtrolls: Slide 'N' Sneak is an interesting platform game, with a lot of atmosphere and nice characters, but it gets a bit unforgiving and frustrating after a while.

A gorgeous, lengthy Metroidvania like adventure, with lot of contents, incredible graphics, addictive combat system and brilliant level design. There's some left downs who can't compromise Dean Dodrill gem. Don't miss it, even on PlayStation 4.

Although similar in content and technical level compared to the previous chapter, F1 2014 is a very different title in terms of gameplay, thanks to the new cars with turbo-electric engine. Solid and rich, it is a good product in waiting of the first Next-Gen Formula One.

Skylanders Trap Team is the best game of the series, with convincing gameplay and a fantastic characterization. But it's also the most expensive Skylanders game ever, and older toys are much less relevant than before.

Legend of Grimrock 2 spills class from every bit. Actually, is the best dungeon crawler on the market.

It doesn't really matter if you're an old fan or a new player: Gabriel Knight is still a game worth of your time. And the 20th Anniversary Edition is the best way to appreciate its qualities.

To fully enjoy Ar nosurge you have to 1) read an exhaustive summary of its prequel's plot which never came to the West and 2) completely suspend your disbelief. Once you are done, you will find a deep and solid jRPG below multiple levels of fan service and oddities.

Disney Magical World is an entry level Animal Crossing for kids: it lacks depth and oddities but it's charming and simple enough to provide a few hours of fun before boredom ticks in.

If you love the 4X genre, you have to try Endless Legend, even only for the combat system.

An interesting adventure game with a slow pace and a nice atmosphere, that brings a breath of freshness to the series, thanks to the introduction of some new features in gameplay.

This is a real old school RPG and this thing could be at the same time a very positive aspect of the game and a very negative one.

Minimun has some good ideas in it. Too bad that some mechanics have yet to be adjusted and for the lack of content.

Just Dance Now is a surprising debut for the series on mobile platforms, with an incredibly intact experience that everyone could easily enjoy.

Underneath a heavy layer of IAPs lies a shooting gallery kind of game with not enough content to keep you interested for more than a couple of days.

The PC version of the Crytek’s game is coherent with its roots and that’s at the same time a good and a bad thing.

Hack 'n' Slash teaches everybody with the marvelous art of coding, with funny mechanics and a cute setting. We only wish that Double Fine had some more time to polish it a bit more.