Crown of the Sunken King is a high quality DLC, which gets structurally closer to the previous chapters and pushes the player to explore every inch of the new, dangerous area. It is not particularly long-lived, this is true, but it will please many fans of the series.

Bardadum is a really well made game. It dives into a very large and populated genre, but it is able to find its place. The dynamism of each level is great, and the game features a good number of puzzles to solve.

Long Night: Alone I Break fails to scare the players and presents a shallow story, saved only by some good character background. We hope the next episodes will do better than this, otherwise this series will be doomed very quickly.

Abe's Oddysee has shown us how the gameplay of the series is still remarkably valid, and we can not help but recommend it to everyone. Whether you played at the end of the millennium, whether you were born at the end of the millennium, do not miss it.

The typical style of ACE Studios is also evident in the Abyss Odyssey, but this project consists of a mixture of various genres that turns out to be slightly disappointing, due to a bland fighting system and a structure not sufficiently varied.

4444 is the latest game developed by Cellar Ghost. The title is a simple and colorful puzzle game featuring a rather enjoyable but repetitive gameplay. Due to this aspect and despite the good quality of the product, the longevity is quite low compared to other similar apps.

Divinity: Original Sin is a beautiful game, a title that leaves something in the mind and heart of the player. We're talking about a product that requires commitment, that makes you sweat, suffer, fight and finally rejoice.

This edition is a must-have only for those who have never had the opportunity to play the game on PS3 and own a PS4. All others can rekindle their old console. Despite this, The Last of Us Remastered is an excellent version of a masterpiece.

Zexal Duel Carnival does nothing to welcome new players, overwhelming them with 6000 different cards and no explanation of the rules whatsoever. It deserves a possibility only for the die-hard fans of Yu-Gi-Oh!

Transistor is an example of style and courage, an action RPG with an intriguing combat system, a fascinating story and characters. This game is also simply sublime in the field of graphics and sound. A great game by the creators of Bastion.

We are sorry to use these words judging the work of others, but when it is the only thing to do, a good editor must do it. Don't buy this game. Instead, consider buying a bitter, cold and low-quality coffee: it's definitely a more intense experience than playing this.

You Have to Win the Game is a wonderful tribute to the 8-bit age of videogames. A traditional retro-style 2D platformer oriented to exploration and backtracking, that turns a demanding challenge into his own distinctive sign. It will be loved from those gamers that were born in the 80’s.

A challenging game that delivers a first class co-op experience: it can be frustrating from time to time, but it is very fun and pleasant if you play it with a friend.

Ultra Street Fighter IV proved to be exactly what we expected, featuring a well balanced fighting system, but disappoints a lot when you take into account the actual contents offered, which turn out to be way too few.

We would have preferred a greater freedom of action for the levels, rather than the linear and driven that we've found, but they are trifles for a title that deserves to be played at least once.

Overall, it is almost without a doubt the best platformer that has popped up on the current generation of consoles and is a bedrock on which Ubisoft could build a brand to remember.

Releasing a game as Japanese as Tomodachi Life in the West has been a brave move from Nintendo, and I think courage must be rewarded: this doesn't mean the game is flawless, but will keep all the ones that are looking for something unusual to play on their 3DS busy.

Murdered: Soul Suspect is like a low budget David Cage game, but with more action. The story unfolds like a real thriller, and Salem is always fascinating. However, gameplay mechanics are underdeveloped and tedious.

With Squids Odyssey, Nintendo earns a sort of Angry Birds with a RPG taste, adding an arrow to the bow of its eShop. While the game is not perfect. you won't find anything similar on the other next gen consoles.

Pullblox World is an ingenious puzzle game no matter the host platform, but the 3D effect makes the 3DS version the better. Nonetheless, Miiverse integration and the launch discount make even this WiiU outing appealing.

If you are a novice of the series, Pro Cycling Manager 2014 can be considered as a good deal. If you are an expert, on the other hand, you may find again some issues and flaws from the previous version. Nonetheless, the title offers a decent experience after all.

The scenarios that want to give a glimpse of Norse mythology are evocative and impressive, but alone are not enough to convince, especially if not supported by a real plot that could prevent an exaggerated fraying of the basic concept.

If we were to give an overall opinion on this first season, we could say that The Wolf Among Us is an adventure game that deserves to be played, even though it fails to be as effective as The Walking Dead.

If we had got to know Entwined before his announcement and immediate release, we probably would have called it a broken promise. Because the idea of basing the gameplay on a Chinese myth is exciting, but the execution in this case is pretty disappointing.

Transformers: Age of Extinction is simply the latest tie-in game that uses the name of the movie without offering something really exciting and innovative. The game has a horrid gameplay and the in-app purchases are extremely annoying.

Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition is the ultimate Guacamelee! version. Few but right improvements give a new life to the title on Playstation 4. Fun and very nice to play.

The work of the Yacht Club Games is a tribute of the highest quality, which is not reinventing anything but that remixes some of the great masterpieces of the past and features a solid gameplay.

It is not an happy game, it will not make you feel better, and probably it will not entertain you. So, why do you have to play Always Sometimes Monsters? Because, in a nutshell, it has one of the best narrative we've seen these days.