Kingdom Hearts HD II.5 ReMix reminded us why the public is eagerly awaiting the third installment of the saga: the magic of this series is still vivid and exciting.

If you have not played Joe Dever's Lone Wolf on your smartphone or tablet yet, here is the right time to do it. This PC version includes all four chapters of the game with enhanced graphics and various bonuses, but is the game itself that is still beautiful and compelling as its mobile counterpart.

It's hard not to fall in love with Persona Q, with its charming cast of characters and addictive combat system. Clearly, this is a labour of love form the crew that brought us the Persona games, but it's mainly directed to the ones who already played the original games.

With extra characters, some good improvement in the combat system and new game modes, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is a more than welcome return in the series.

Rugby 15 is not the game the rugby enthusiasts were waiting for: it has poor graphics, a gameplay with some flaws, and no multiplayer.

Chariot is a puzzle-platform developed with co-op mechanics in mind, that loses part of his charm when played alone. The game is based on its realistic and well implemented physics, and knows how to entertain, also thanks to its high replayability.

Randal's Monday is an "extreme" adventure, which stresses to capacity every typical characteristic of the genre, resulting in an original product, nonetheless difficult to digest.

The fate of Assetto Corsa seems pretty clear: unless there are blatant reversals, we find ourselves in front of what will be, for the next few years, the benchmark for driving simulations and modders on PC.

Depth is certainly a game with an interesting idea but developed in a rather rough manner, leaving more than a doubt not only on the production value but also on the idea of the asymmetric gameplay, which is apparently riding the wave of enthusiasm born with Evolve.

WWE 2K15 is a technical step forward, but falls short of the expectations due to some uncautios changes to the gameplay. We knew it would've been a chapter of transition, but its failings are too many and make it even worse than some of its most recent predecessors.

Ruthless and emotionally destabilizing, This War of Mine is the merciless portrait of what evil man is capable of causing. The conflict saw through the eyes of civilians is terrible at least as that experienced by soldiers on the fields of war.

Pokemon Alpha Sapphire is yet another great Pokemon title, full of good memories from a decade ago but made anew by the X/Y engine, that makes the Hoeen region so vivid and luscious to look at. Not the best of the series so far, but surely deserves 50 plus hours of any Poké-fan out there.

If it cost less and had offered the same content seen on the Wii U version, Ultimate NES Remix certainly deserved a higher rating. Unfortunately, the price is too high and, for obvious reasons, it lacks Miiverse support.

A first person view, 1080p, a new weather and lighting system and a ton of additional content will add up to one of the most complete gaming experiences of the last years.

We are confident that in a few months Little Big Planet 3 will dramatically grow, but at the moment the product that is about to arrive in stores does not have the amount of content we hoped for. If, then, you are one of those players who always preferred the puzzles instead of mere exploration, you will be almost certainly be disappointed.

The Rabbids are a guarantee and the fun with them is assured, but Rabbids Invasion simply does everything wrong, making a journey with a bunch of funny bunnies something extremely boring.

The latest Smash is a fast game, exciting, frighteningly rich in content and can be appreciated by every type of player. In practice, the embodiment of everything that has made the series a success.

Escape Dead Island had several interesting things to say. Cel-shading, mix of action and stealth with third person view and an island to explore, but in the end this Dead Island spin-off is repetitive and has many bugs and graphic glitches.

Shovel Knight is a little gem of an indie game, perfectly suited for short bursts of play and extremely enjoyable for both the veterans (who will shed joy tears) and the newcomers looking for a challenge on their 3DS.

Assassin's Creed: Rogue is not just a shameless commercial operation. Yes, it uses the same assets of last year and yes, it really brings nothing new. But the plot has been able to reveal some nice surprises, magnifying the lore of this famous saga in a way that we could've never imagined.

NS2: Combat proves to be a good shooter, fun and less demanding of Natural Selection 2, missing something in terms of originality. Its only real flaw lies in a rather high price.

Without saying a word, A Bird Story is capable of giving an hour of absolute carelessness, deliberately choosing to sacrifice a gameplay that is configured as a useful element to interact only between the narrative interludes.

As an enhanced and "beautified" remake, The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth can also conquer those who have already spent tens (if not hundreds) of hours with the original version that came out three years ago.

It's hard not to get angry in front of the waste of potential we've found in Assassin's Creed Unity. We are faced with a title that, with a minimum of extra efforts and some more months of development, would almost certainly revealed to be a masterpiece.

Dragon Age Inquisition is not a common RPG: it's the furious scream of Bioware, strong enough to make windows and walls rattle. It is a demonstration of skill and power that proves that the Canadian developer still knows how to put heart and brain into their projects.

343 couldn't go wrong this collection and, of course, they did not. The Master Chief Collection is a package with lots of contents, which contains the best currently available versions of all the main adventures starring Master Chief.

This year, after a couple of issues that have introduced numerous innovations, Football Manager 2015 plays it safe, proposing a new and enjoyable interface and little else.

It might not be the turning point in the series, but still Advanced Warfare is a good Call of Duty, and were it not for the classic defects of the series, especially with regard to the single player campaign, this time we could really talk about a great success.

Jesse Makkonen undoubtedly has a great sensitivity, but throughout the whole adventure his limits as a one-man-show become evident. This is a good test, but if the young developer was surrounded by other highly specialized professionals, the result would have been much better.

This product by Ubisoft can not exempt itself from the chronic defects of many free-to-play titles, with intrusive in-app purchases and long waits that wear out the whole game experience.

Though it does not offer anything new if compared to previous entries in the saga or either recent JRPG from Atlus, Shin Megami Tensei IV is a rock solid role playing, with a lot of demons to catch and fuse and a good level of challenge throughout.

The problematic control system and unnecessarily frustrating sections are matched by only a certain originality in level design, which in some circumstances can propose some interesting situations from the point of view of the dynamics of the game.

The sudden increase in the level of difficulty, the amount not so huge of units and upgrades, the lack of multiplayer and the failure to exploit the 3D universe in which the game is set are not convincing at all. Nevertheless, the game is still a good space RTS.

Blood, zombies and blasphemy are a great starting point, but alone are not sufficient to raise Fist of Jesus to the honors of the critics. Too weird to please the mass audience, it's probably dull in the eyes of the fans of the short film that inspired it.

Lords of the Fallen is a small miracle when you consider the size of the studios that have worked on the project and the quality of the art direction and combat system, but unfortunately it does not completely shine.

Shadow Warrior on Xbox One is neither an example of great graphics, nor a deep shooter. Instead, it is an old-style FPS fun and boisterous, full of explosions and blood but also less trivial than you could expect.

If you've spent dozens and dozens of hours with Civilization V, Beyond Earth will probably be your favorite game of the year. The new work by Firaxis built a fortress on the foundations laid by his predecessor, and comes to offer a more complex, customized, comprehensive and demanding experience.

NHL 15 is an episode full of contradictions and choices that have puzzled us. Still, it proves solid as ice, accessible and deep as ever, enhanced by Ignite that seems to have found its raison d'être in hockey games.

Beautiful characters, beautiful dialogue, great atmosphere with thrilling sequences, mystery and some sparks of comedy. The classic by Jane Jensen is still a joy to play.

If you loved Portal and you're waiting for a product that can deviate from the usual and test your reflexes and patience, you will find in this title by 5 Bits Games right for you.

Samurai Warriors 4 is a step in the right direction for Koei Tecmo, even though it is still deeply rooted in the tradition of the musou franchises, famous for button mashing gameplay and stereotyped characters.

Sunset Overdrive made us laugh and smile, revealing a unique value for Xbox One. The colorful world, many of the jokes and the original gameplay wowed us, accompanied by satisfactory graphics and lots of fun.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a tie-in, nothing more, nothing less. And, like most of this kind of games, it falls short of its objectives turning itself into a boring and extremely simplistic experience.

Pix the Cat manages to be an interesting meeting point between the dynamics of Pac-Man and those of Snake, and propose well-designed puzzles and fun gameplay, able to stimulate your wit and your reaction time.

Akiba's Trip Undead & Undressed is a product designed for a specific niche of gamer. Unfortunately, the lack of a good technical realization and the bad combat system prevent this title to be appreciated by a wider audience.

Four guys have given rise to a fascinating and fun project, and with the right push and a greater investment In Space We Brawl could have been able to rise beyond the classic arcade titles seen on PSN and Xbox Live. We just have to cross our fingers and wait for a future update that fills in the gaps of a non existing online multiplayer mode.

Despite the use of a lot of recycled mechanics, the developers have demonstrated passion and intelligence, mixing the ingredients and creating a product that, despite the similarity with some of the most acclaimed series, retains its uniqueness and features a campaign with a perfect rhythm.

FIFA15 will probably remain the best football simulation on the market, with an improved gameplay compared to last year but, at the same time, it presents some problems encountered in the defensive department and goalkeepers. This year's FIFA is one step forward and one backward.

Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes is a game built on the foundations of its predecessor, with some technical improvements and a few interesting addition that expands the experience.

FIFA 15 Ultimate Team is a product that fans of the genre will definitely appreciate. The app has everything you need to ensure hours and hours of fun: there are plenty of game modes and the famous market section.

This trilogy ends with a bang and represents an expansion textbook for one of the best games of the year. We are not fans of DLCs, but if the quality is this, they are welcome.

The passage of time and the subsequent technological evolution forces the player to a meticulous planning of his actions, and the gameplay manages to thrill when your company can make a profit.

Thanks to various game modes and gameplay that combines aspects of the most classic titles of the genre, this game guarantees many hours of fun with will be able to give life to your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.

Heavy Bullets simplifies the control system to the bone, does not give the player a great offensive arsenal, and at the same time pushes the accelerator of a reasoned action and an above average challenge.

Wasteland 2 demands patience, passion and ability to bite the bullet when the game itself seems to work against, and in return offers an all-embracing experience which, despite all the difficulties, players will unwillingly leave.

Ignore the defects of the AI or the small problems related to animations, and get carried away in one of the most terrifying adventures of the latest years. Undoubtedly the best game based on Alien and the only one who has ever really been able to perfectly represent the original idea by ​​Ridley Scott.

A particularly repetitive gameplay that fails to innovate and remains very similar to that of the first chapter will be appreciated by fans of the historical series, but it will definitely be frowned upon by those who have not particularly loved the first Crusader.

A Golden Wake is an adventure that cannot fully leave the sign; the gameplay offered by Grundislav Games, in fact, stands at a difficulty level too low to pose a real challenge.

Skylanders Trap Team is the natural evolution of the brand. This fourth installment arrives on our consoles with new enemies, new mechanics and new Skylanders to collect, without however going to touch a tried and tested formula that already works just fine.

The game is goo, but there are too many similarities with the previous installment of the series, and almost all in a negative sense, as neither the combat system, nor the AI ​​have seen some improvements.

A light renovation of an unexpectedly good open world game. Definitely not a must buy if you already played the original, even if it offers quite a lot of bang for your buck.

The cooperative/competitive system on which the game is based is pretty interesting, but simplistic mechanics and lack of variety are an hard obstacle to overcome. Also, playing it alone is a chore.

A spiritual successor of Resident Evil 4, and a game that distinguishes itself by taking some distance from the action packed shooters, and returning to the survival roots of the genre. Definitely a Mikami game through and through.

It may have some online problems at the moment, but it's still the best sports game around. Period. With impressive graphics and a sharp gameplay, NBA 2K15 is still the king of the court.

It never truly reaches the heights of Borderlands 2, even with the interesting lunar combat and the captivating premise. If you want more Borderlands though, here you'll find plenty of that.

A fascinating and powerful editor, that gives a lot of freedom to its users. Right now the number of user created levels and games is still mediocre at best, but the quality is rapidly growing, and the future for Project Spark looks bright.

Clearly a transition chapter in the Codemasters series, and unfortunately not an amazingly crafted one. It simulates the recent changes in the sport successfully, but fails when it comes to content and novelty.

A surprisingly fun and solid game, that loses a bit of edge in the technical department, but will still be appreciated by any stealth game fan.

A game that thrives on contrast, shines brightly when it comes to inspiration and impact, and rapidly goes darker as you play it. It's a must for those who love this kind of horror context, even if it doesn't offer much from a gameplay standpoint.

To End All Wars is a really interesting game, which allows us to experience first hand one of the greatest wars that have marked the history of our planet. The historical accuracy and the complexity of the title are overshadowing the low amount of playable campaigns, and make it particularly interesting for fans of the genre.

This is definitely a great fighting game, worthy to be known and enjoyable by everyone, but probably if you are fans of the genre you might have already tried it in one of its many incarnations.

Ice Age Adventures is a title with an excellent potential, ruined by the presence of In-App purchases that in the long run proves to be very intrusive. Without putting hands in your pockets, you need endless minutes of waiting that are going going to ruin an otherwise enjoyable game.

The game by Rain Team stands out as one of the best indie games on the market and one of the signposting experiences of 2014, despite some flaws in the game design that should be corrected as soon as possible.

Bad Blood is certainly not a revolutionary downloadable content, nor it's able to change the minds of those who have already disliked the product by Ubisoft, but it's still a good DLC, with a far more charismatic protagonist than Aiden Pearce.

Except for the chronic lack of balance, that is going to annoy the more technical players, the portable debut of Super Smash Bros. is a triumph in every point of view.

It is not easy to appreciate D4 in its entirety, especially due to the Japanese surrealism it contains, sometimes extremely difficult to understand. At the same time, what you will find is a fine game that is able to provide a unique experience.

Defense Grid 2 is a good tower defense, with a simple control system and immediate mechanics which unfortunately are also the biggest limitation of the production. The game is missing the new and bold ideas that usually make the difference, and relying solely on the community may not have been a winning choice.

It's not the most complete edition in circulation, given the limited amount of extra tweaks and technical improvements, but it is still a must have for the owners of a Wii U, waiting for the second chapter to further raise the bar.

Angry Birds Stella turns out to be a not entirely successful attempt by Rovio to bring the series to the glories of the early chapters. Despite the introduction of new mechanics, the gameplay remains the same we've seen five years ago.

Fantasy Life is a very ambitious project, able to fulfill its ultimate goal, which is to immerse the player into a fantasy world, with a lot of things to do and a lot of places to explore. Fantasy Life is one of the best games for 3DS released in 2014.

Any player even remotely into rhythm games should not miss Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call. The selection of musics, characters and videos from one of the most influential video game series of all time is just brilliant.

If you expected a real evolution, you will be disappointed. The game blindly adheres to the canons of the genre, and not just a couple of extra mechanics and ideas can save this title from the mire in which these kind of games have been wallowing for years.

Calling it “crazy” is not nearly enough. This game redefines action games, by taking everything to the next level. It's pure adrenaline, and its amazing combat system has yet to be reached. Its only fault lies in the excess of gigantic bosses, where the mechanics don't feel as perfect. If you love the action genre get this game. It's an order.

Forza Horizon 2 is an exclusive of undoubted value. The driving experience is compelling. Combine this with a wonderful setting, and this game will be able to provide hours and hours of fun to all the fans of racing games.

This DLC gets a sufficient score only because the three maps are well made, with a significant difference between the gameplay on foot and the one on the Titans, featuring situations that are always different and extremely entertaining. But the contents are rather scarce.

The road taken seems to be the right one for Compile Hearts, especially if we take a look at the recent past. Still, the result is far from the high level JRPG that the PS3 library is full of.

Hero of Many lacks of substance and has a very limited gameplay. Often tedious and repetitive, the game cannot count only on its good graphical style and compelling music.

If you are already tired of Mario Kart 8 and you are searching for a game, I advise any other game on the Wii U but this. Super Toy Cars is incomplete, bugged and a patience-drainer. Poorly designed and optimized, you can buy this game only if hardcore fans of MicroMachines or Re-Volt and you can't play them on the original console or with an emulator. Otherwise you can put your money safely on the next Mario Kart 8 DLCs.

Velocity 2X is a small gem in the world of independent games. The title is fast-paced, intriguing and innovative. It perfectly blends many commands, creating an eye-catching end result that will keep you glued to the screen and will test your skills to the limit with goals and spurring online leaderboards, so as to satisfy even the most disengaged players.

Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution fails to perfect the series just enough to make us warmly recommend its purchase before the final chapter.

This new version of Minecraft features a deeper field of view, a really smooth frame rate and a 1080p definition. The game is the same since 2011, and it's fabulous, but it's not for everyone.

The game is empty and expensive, unable to evolve in such a way as to let us speak of "new generation". We are faced with a technically valid, incredibly pleasant product, that is at the same time inexplicably unable to bring those elements that, after fourteen years, all the players would have taken for granted.

CounterSpy is a very interesting play under the artistic profile, but it fails the stealth experience promised to the gamer since the beginning. The whole sounds like a paradox, because the game stages a classical spy-story.

The game is a journey into a surreal world and it's characterized by an exciting story and a very well made soundtrack. The application has a high replayability even if the controls are somewhat imprecise.

This PC release contains all the DLCs, except the last one. The conversion is not so brilliant and many technical issues still persist. Still, the game offers many hours of insane and funny gameplay.

The gameplay is not very original and the control are simple, but sometimes they feel very uncomfortable. Some puzzle are extremely simple, while some others are way too difficult. Overall, the environment and the atmosphere are very nice.

The Golf Club is a pretty good golf game, that delivers a brilliant challenge that relies entirely on the multiplayer. It does not have a career mode, or a progression system of your own character, but this is not some sort of lack; this is not your regular Tiger Woods game: it's just another type of title.

Although it is not certain of a revolutionary product, the solid gameplay mechanics that underlie Wyv and Keep: The Temple of the Lost Idol make it an interesting title and able to offer the right level of challenge, even for the most experienced users.