Nice storytelling, deep and fun gameplay, some bad-ass weapons and really beautiful visuals makes this game one of the best fps around. Don't miss the opportunity to play it!

March of the Eagler is a good, slightly less complex but not simple at all, strategy game that follows the steps of games like Crusader Kings II and Sengoku. When you start playing it sucks you in a world of napoleonic warfare.

The first DLC of Assassin's Creed 3 refreshes the gameplay of the series with the stealth-based mechanics of the wolf power, a power that gives Connor a new set of abilities but without making him overpowered. The main mission lasts for a couple of hours, but there's plenty of extra content for those looking for the complete synchronization.

DIVO is a dynamic platform game, in which we manage the cavy in a cyber wheel. We have limited time to reach the finish point at the end of level and we also have to avoid collisions with enemies and collecting all sorts of bonuses.

Persona 4 Golden is the best PS Vita title so far. Period. One of the champions of this genre lands on Sony's portable system with new content, improved graphics and new Personas and Social Link. We can't honestly ask for more.

Redefines what "over-the-top" means with its outrageous campaign, and is able to do so without changing the formula that makes a Japanese action hack n' slash game compelling for every type of player. The gameplay though, while certainly more complex than it looks, has some weaknesses, which are more than enough to keep Rising from... ahem, rising to the top of the genre.

Limited in every aspect. This game doesn't offer a decent amount of content, nor fun gameplay.

Despite its low price, Dungeonland s a repetitive hack 'n' slash, with a really poor gameplay and not so many customization options. The Dungeon Master Mode saves the whole game from a failure.

Blood Money alone makes the collection worth it, but from a technical standpoint the developers really went for the bare minimum.

Don't miss it if you're and old timer Amiga fan, or if you like top down shooters. But expect neither polygon nor a plot in the process.

A deep, scary, fascinating adventure with a mind-blowing story, a great acting and a positive utilization of soundtrack; still, there are some little flaws in the plot, and the gameplay is quite classic. Anyway, long story short: this is a hell of a game.

The abysmal graphics and bland shooting make this game a gigantic disappointment, especially if you consider the names involved in its development. Still, it randomly captures the atmosphere of the movies and can be quite fun online. Truly a missed opportunity.

While certainly useful as an Hokuto No Ken Compendium, Ken's Rage 2 is a repetitive, boring, and technically out-of-date game that demonstrates Koei's inability to evolve the basic musou formula. The gigantic campaign can't really be considered a good point when the gameplay that supports it is this bad.

Dead Space 3 remains close to the series, despite the new co-op mode, the bench feature and the new global ammo system. If you loved the previous chapter you can’t miss the epic conclusion.

A surprising truly well-done simulation that puts you behind a truck letting you enjoy discovering and exploring Europe.

A lot of good ideas but badly implemented in an anonymous gameplay.

Ninja Theory's last game is an amazing experience. This is the most complete version of DMC Devil May Cry, although there is no support for DirectX 11 and the game suffer from some minor technical issues.

Little Inferno was already a great game when it was released on PC and Wii U last November and it still is now that it has landed on App Store.

Skulls of the shogun can provide hours of fun. If you love strategic genre check this out.

The time spent with Scribblenauts Unlimited is mostly good time, but there are some issues that are preventing it from becoming a complete experience. Once players get the grasp on the mechanics the game becomes excessively easy, and the many puzzles not always are capable of offering a diversified experience. 5th Cell's game seems built around the Wii U Gamepad, a plus, but that shows the portable origins of the series, a series that needs something more to compete in the home-consoles environment.

Four New Maps, a new SMG weapon, a new zombie mode and a map dedicated to our undead friends make this DLC a good choice for all the Black Ops II lovers out there.

A good port that brings a lot of improvements but misses some more sophisticated graphical options.

A nice puzzle platformer, which is not as easy as you might imagine looking at its art style. Pricey, but good.

Mechs, tons of missiles and a good level of difficulty, make Strike Suit Zero a game that should be played by space shooter fans. Unfortunately it have some technical issues and bad controls too.

Everything has been improved and refined, in app purchases are non-intrusive, the graphic restyling is convincing and the syndrome of "I still do a run and then I stop" strikes again.

AirMech is a free to play witch mix a real time strategy gameplay with MOBA games mechanics. Lots of customization and fast and frenetic multiplayer complete the game offer. The insufficient AI and the poor single player mode make AirMech perfect for the multiplayer.

NBA 2K13 Wii U is an awesome port of the best basketball simulator ever. The most remarkable difference in this version is the introduction of some new options developed to take advantage of the Wii U GamePad exclusive feature. If you are Wii U owners and NBA lovers, don't miss it.

Ni No Kuni is a serenade, a love poem dedicated to all JRPGs. Level 5's latest epic is a brilliantly-crafted game that has the ability to totally capture the player and mesmerize him with its splendid visuals.