The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief is a solid adventure that is at its best during the first three or four hours of play, then it loses its grip and dissipates the potential of all the beautiful characters it had introduced before.

This Director's Cut shows very few novelties but Lone Survivor is still disturbing and oppressive on the smaller screen of Vita.

Dischan Media confirms all its skills in the visual novels genre, by releasing Dysfunctional Systems, now also on Steam. If you like this kind of game, you can't miss this first episode.

Just Dance 2014 keeps intact the core experience of the franchise, with another game that fits perfectly in every home party.

This game is definitely worth picking up, especially since it won't cost you any money: a very good action RPG that you can't miss.

Bigger in scope and better executed than Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls doesn't manage to tell a great story all the time like its predecessor, although it's an experience you'll want to try.

Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is an excellent Final Fantasy and a quite good MMORPG. With its epic plot and a lot of fan service, it's the true Final Fantasy fans were waiting for.

Armored Core: Verdict Day puts on the table the same mechanics of the previous episode in a richer multiplayer and single player experience, but the problems of the series remain.

The Horror at MS Aurora looks like a promising prototype of a game still under development. Guys at 12 O'clock Studios should have waited until they fixed its many flaws before releasing it to the market.

AiRace Speed is not a futuristic racer a la F-Zero: it is indeed a futuristic "trial and error" game, where the complete dedition, trying to get the perfect performance, is valued.

Although simple and lighthearted, Trouserheart turns out as a good and solid, somehow genuine action RPG for mobile platforms, enriched by a fun characterization.

The idea of putting some satellite maps into a top-down racer is pretty interesting, but Real World Racing fails to deliver.

Worms Clan Wars is probably the best entry in the long lasting franchise, both visually and gameplay wise. The clan system might work or not in the long terms but it still adds depth to a stellar multiplayer mode, joined by a good amount of single player content.

This is the true modern age Pokémon fans spent years waiting for: it's just bigger and better and will appeal new users too thanks to its delightful visuals and extremely polished and deep gameplay. It's a masterpiece very few nuisances and some ineffective 3D effect cannot even scratch.

A sequel usually tends to be bigger and better: however, Pocket Trains doesn't follow this rule, ending in having less depth and much more focus on IAPs if compared to the overall better Pocket Planes released last year.

Joust Legend delivers an original experience, packed with a good number of events and items with no IAPs at all. What a pity the gameplay is a bit limited.

Inazuma Eleven 3 is... derivative, to say the least. It's actually a pretty much cut'n'paste of the previous entries in the franchise with just a couple new features and a more grounded plot.

Shadow Warrior is a ten hour trip through blood and explosions enriched by a rich evolution system. Design and graphics are far from being perfect but if you love old-school shooters take this katana and go cut some monsters in half.

Rain is a melancholic poem that grabs you as you play it and stays with you after you turn off your PS3.

Deer Hunter 2014 is a simple, immediate and fun hunting game, packed with lots of missions and some very nice graphics. It's also a bit repetitive and easy to beat, however.

Financial issues killed an old-school promising shooter in its own cradle.

Angry Birds Star Wars II is a fun, immediate take to the Rovio series, with a good number of levels and characters, but the original concept is getting old and this episode does nothing about it.

F1 2013 is a great take on the World Championship but it has the same problems of the last edition. Above all there are the classic cars from the 80's, which are more fun to drive than the actual cars.

Dx+ is the best way to experience the new iteration of the Championship Edition franchise. Equally challenging and satisfying, the new Pac-Man is packed with a much needed online competition.

More of the same isn't necessarily a bad formula when a game is good enough to justify it, but Disney is really exploiting a good idea with questionable marketing choices in Where's My Water? 2.

Alien Rage is a solid and attractive old school shooter but it's uninspired and extremely poor in terms of variety.

Chronicles of Mystara is a great collection: Iron Galaxy added a lot of options, online multiplayer and HD visuals to the original games. Unfortunately the endless lives goes against the games' soul; at least in this field, they should have altered the original.

Disgaea D2 remains exactly where Disgaea 4 stands. With a few innovations and some missing elements, D2 delivers the hundreds of hours you can expect from the franchise, but a forgettable story and well known but old mechanics can't fully satisfy.