From a technical point of view this new UFC is incredible but in terms of gameplay it lacks a deep career and a handful of different modes.

How to Survive on Wii U is surely better than on other consoles, but EKO Software could have done it in a much clever way. Good use of the Gamepad but no online co-op or new interesting ideas. All at a premium price.

If you enjoyed Racer Driver GRID and the TOCA series, the latest work by Codemasters can not miss in your collection: classic hybrid between arcade and simulator, GRID: Autosport is fun, durable, various and technically spectacular on PC, especially for the valuable lighting effects.

Enemy Front is a bad game in every way. Poor visuals, broken a.i. and a lot of bugs and glitches ruin the gameplay.

One Piece: Unlimited World Red is a very nice, rich and compelling adventure for all fans of the series.

The Western Front Armies is a good expansion and an interesting starting point for new players.

This HD version of Abyss features some new missions, remastered graphics and the same hardcore gameplay of the original game.

Bubble Witch Saga 2 is a very good clone of the classic Puzzle Bobble, with plenty of levels and a good variety of game modes.

It doesn’t come as a surprise that Godfire isn’t God of War for mobile devices: however it’s a shame that Vivid Games focused only on some truly impressive graphics while forgetting just about everything else.

We expected Entwined to be an intense, atmospheric experience, but the game definitely failed to deliver.

Mugen Souls Z is quit similar to its prequel and offers the same basic experience with sub-par visuals and overlong dialogues and cut-scenes. Plot is all over the place, but its unique and rather funny combat system keeps things engaging.

Lifeless Planet fails to develop its strong points. It’s a good try that has totally wasted its potential.

Angry Birds Epic delivers a fun, tactic RPG experience, packed with a good number of characters, jobs, items and enemies.

This is, probably, the worse chapter of the series. It has several good ideas but the gameplay is still too basic.

This is only a strange and not-so-good experiment made by Namco Bandai to try the free-to-play model.

Arcadecraft is far too simplistic to entertain for more than a play through. The coin-ops are well made, but the game lack of customization option for the only scenario included in the game.

Among the Sleep makes us feel what it means to be a two years old kid running from a monster. It's not fear that we feel, it's panic. But there's not much more besides this. Only boring game mechanics and silly puzzles in some uninteresting environments.

Astebreed is a deep and fun arcade mecha shooter. Short but a must-try.

Tomodachi Life is not really a life simulator. If you were expecting a sort of Animal Crossing with Miis, you are going for a huge disappointment. As it is, Tomodachi Life is a fun game to play for a few minutes once in a while: it gets pointless and repetitive fast, but it's always fun to see Miis interact and do weird things.

Drakengard 3 offers an irreverent plot, a good soundtrack and interesting boss fights, but everything is penalized by a repetitive combat system, camera issues and graphical slowdown.

Inazuma Eleven Go does not really add anything new to the franchise, but it's visually impressive and finally does justice to the original anime. Gameplay is also crispier and faster. Fans will definitely love it.

Inazuma Eleven Go does not really add anything new to the franchise, but it's visually impressive and finally does justice to the original anime. Gameplay is also crispier and faster. Fans will definitely love it.

On PC Killer is Dead reaches its best. It's a funny game with a good combat system and an original artistic aspect.

Ultra Street Fighter IV renews the formula of the wonderful fourth chapter in the Capcom's fighting series another time with a good selection of new characters and a balanced new set of revisions that can appeal the pro player, but after 4 years and various iterations the average consumer starts to feel the need for something completely new.

Always Sometimes Monsters is probably one of the best narrative driven games of the year. It talks about choices and morality, love and hate, life and death as few other games have done till now.

An entertaining thriller that does not leave its mark as hoped.

Benji Bananas Adventures brings to the original game some depth and 100 missions, giving the fans something more to have fun with.

Bill Killem is a funny endless action platform game, but it's also a little bit too hard to enjoy in the long run.