Montague's Mount is a bad graphic adventure plagued by the backtracking and some of the worst bugs seen in recent years.

Warface is a solid but pretty standard online first person shooter, packed with the usual range of game modes, classes and weapons. That said, it's also very nice looking and completely free to play.

The Typing of the Dead: Overkill is an interesting but questionable attempt to deliver a mix of typing game and lightgun shooter.

After three entries, the series felt like it needed some serious polish and some new ideas, and the passage on a new hardware seemed to be the perfect occasion: instead, this is just another Mario & Sonic game with a couple of new modes and the same old ups and downs.

An intriguing conclusion to the adventures of Layton.

Real Steel: World Robot Boxing basically delivers the same experience of the first game of the series, though this time around the game is more freemium-oriented.

The first WWE published from 2K Sports has the same pros and cons of the saga and will entertain all the fans.

Goodbye Deponia is the almost perfect conclusion of a trilogy packed with irreverent humor, bizarre characters and crazy puzzles.

WRC: FIA World Rally Championship 4 delivers the usual solid, fun rally experience, packed with lots of content.

Developer MADFINGER Games did almost everything right in Dead Trigger 2, which is a much better game than its predecessor.

The Stanley Parable is a meta-videogame which reflects on the nature of the medium itself. It's a masterpiece.

Call of Duty: Ghosts is not the perfect jump into next gen for Infinity Ward. Bland visuals and a mediocre campaign ruin the ambitions of the game, but Extinction and the multiplayer are still fun.

If Path of Exile were a priced game, it would have been very, very good. But it's beyond any expectations: fun, addictive, completely free to play and worth every penny Grinding Gear Games is not asking.

Type:Rider succeeds not only in making the story of typography looking interesting, but also, even better, in using that unusual background in the best way, with inspired graphics and interesting pieces of information.

Wii Karaoke U brings a comprehensive tracklist and plenty of options for you to enjoy, though the experience is way better if you've got a USB microphone.

It doesn't solve some of the oldest issues of the saga, but Black Flag is nonetheless a great piece of entertainment software, especially thanks to the rich environment, the interesting underlying plot and the almost infinite list of stuff to do while wandering around.

Multiplayer as its best, but the campaign is a total disappointment.

Wii Party U is a surprisingly good party game that shows how quality and quantity can coexist in this genre.

A good idea turned almost to perfection and a perfect tool for all those who'd like to learn to play a guitar or a bass: Rocksmith 2014 Edition is all of the above and some fun more.

Agarest: Generations of War isn't a bad game, it just lacks the courage to be clear in what it wants to be.

Dead Effect is yet another first person shooter with zombies, with some very good graphics and a pretty lengthy campaign, but also some issues with controls.

Rabbids games are often funny and original, but this is unfortunately not the case of Rabbids Big Bang.

CSR Classics delivers a spectacular, immediate and fun drag racing experience, with lots of races and cars. Most of the contents, however, can be unlocked only paying for them.

The Guided Fate Paradox might be a bit frustrating and unfair, but it's still a very well designed tactical jRPG which will delight especially the most hardcore fans of the genre.

Rakoo's Adventure does almost everything right, but it lacks the personality to stand above the many other similar titles.

The PC version of Batman: Arkham Origins is absolutely the best in terms of detail, smoothness, drawing distance and particle effects, though it suffers from a series of annoying glitches.

A very neat execution of a classic formula; an adventure full of charming and beautifully drawn characters. Furthermore, under the childish aesthetics, the game explores mature themes.

It's definitely a better game than Arkham City Lockdown, but still Batman: Arkham Origins feels overly limited and repetitive to be truly recommended.