ACE Team achieved something different with Abyss Odyssey, mixing platform, fighting and roguelike to create an unique, hardcore experience that will both please and test you.

Monsters Ate my Birthday Cake is a really strong puzzle game that stands out thanks to some great art style.

Pretty simple and short, Whispering Willows stands out from the indie crowd through its beautiful art and compelling story.

Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn isn't a proper reboot, it's just another chapter in a series that proved once again to be unable to bring something new.

Kim Kardashian: Hollywood isn't as bad as you would expect; however, it's more of a collection of IAPs than an actual game.

The remastered edition of The Last of Us is simply perfect.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal: World Duel Carnival is kind of a mess. Besides being quite noob friendly, it fails on almost any other level with a lazy story mode, no multiplayer features and an outdated pool of cards. Fans be aware: even you may not like this.

Wayward Manor is a puzzle game flawed beyond remedy. It feels like playing an alpha version of a game still in development. The witty writing by Neil Gaiman is the only pleasant aspect of the game. You're better off reading one of his novels than wasting any time on this game.

Pyramid Solitaire Saga is a fun solitaire game, with a long campaign and some interesting ideas.

Beyond Gravity is a cute little game which can be pretty fun, but it's not very original and it has a short lasting appeal.

Another World is still a masterpiece you have to play but these console versions are too expensive without adding any new content.

Armillo is an impressive puzzle platform which reminded us of Super Mario Galaxy, Sonic and Metroid in a very good way. It's fun and smart with a perfect length and tons of cool unlockables.

Color Zen Kids does a very good job in creating a kid-friendly version of the appreciated puzzle game. Unfortunately, at the same, albeit very low, price, it offers less than 1/4 of the gameplay of the original.

Light is a good game, but it is too short and doesn't last more than an hour.

If you mix a good multiplayer and a poor single campaign you'll get Monkey Pirates. The two gameplay modes - with and without the Gamepad - are well executed and can guarantee much fun, but the game has limited ambitions.

Sonic Jump Fever is a big disappointment for those who were waiting for a good sequel to the first episode.

4PM can't be considered a game, rather it is an experiment. Poorly executed, unfortunately. Bad visuals, awkward narrative, chunky controls make for an unacceptable 4 € price tag. Thumbs down.

MMX Racing is a nice take to the drag racing genre, thanks to an awesome presentation and a simple but solid gameplay.

SBK14 Official Mobile Game is a solid, competent racer, that comes with some very nice graphics and a comprehensive career mode.

Picross e4 is an episode that summarizes the work made with previous entries without any kind of surprise or innovation.

Some scenes are conveniently placed to remind us our past choices, and all the emotional burdens from the last episode doesn't automatically translate into the beginning of the last one. Nevertheless, Cry Wolf is a solid and satisfying conclusion that echoes long after the credits roll.

It could have been a good way to play this wonderful franchise again but so many technical flaws and graphic problems keep this game from being very playable.

Toy Stunt Bike is a Trials 2 wannabe which captures your attention with an amusing settings, but actually fails in control, physics and fun.

Taking pictures of your house and stealing your own objects with Chibi-Robo is pretty fun, even with the poor 3DS' camera. But the minigames required to finally take some photos are just boring and uninteresting.

WildStar stumbles on a thin line between being awesome and mediocre. Combat is fun, dungeons are hard, bosses are unique, crafting is good and the art style is all around excellent. However, the extremely sharp difficulty, the horrible pacing of quests and the shallow elitist mentality made up by the hardcore niche is leading to basically ruin all the good there is in a sincerely fun MMORPG.

Deception IV is a lot of fun but gets repetitive very fast with its redundant challenges and lack of a meaningful plot.

With its touch-control scheme, the Wii U seems like the perfect place for the game, except for the lack of online mode and extra DLC.

Pokémon Art Academy is a surprisingly well done spin-off which does not merely exploits Pikachu & co. but actually manages to give solid advices and interesting fun facts about drawing and pokémon as well. Kids will love it.