Harmonix proves they know how to make a great music game, different from all the dancing-based competitions.

Yes, it is fun, but it doesn't feel as rewarding or addictive as other Angry Birds games. Still, a crossover worth checking out.

It feels like a great adventure, an adventure that those who miss deep RPG, dungeons and spending days in front of the computer will definitely enjoy.

Musou fans have a great choice here, since it offers a dynamic game with a deep gameplay. Those who might not even know what a 'musou' is have also an accessible game we're sure they are going to have fun with.

Platinum Games manages to improve everything we knew and loved from the first game, creating a master piece everybody should play.

Sakaguchi still knows how to put up a great game, even if it's a mobile free-to-play. It's fresh and addictive, and it deserves an opportunity on your Android or iDevice.

No matter if you're playing it for the first time or if you just want to relive the original, this is a great update of a game definitely worth playing.

After a great episode last year, we have a good game that doesn't evolve that much. Still, it provides a very solid simulation, and F1 fans will definitely enjoy it.

Mikami is back, with a game that reminds of Resident Evil 4, with a touch of Silent Hill and The Last of Us. It's long, hard, fun and challenging, a game you cannot miss if you enjoyed RE4.

It looks good and it's fun for a while, but unless you're willing to play online and happy with the monetization system, there are better options.

It is not the Borderlands 3 we are still waiting for, since that little "something" that made Borderlands 2 great is missing. Still, if you just want more Borderlands, it delivers.

There are some issues that prevent it from becoming a better game, but still it delivers a good feeling that fans of the original game will enjoy.

If you just want to play, this is a great choice, since you can access all the community levels for free. If you want to create, you've got a very accessible and powerful tool, but keep in mind you'll need a lot of time or some real money to unlock content.

It's a shame we're not getting any new content here, but it is indeed the best opportunity to try an outstanding game that have already surprised many players during the previous generation.

Even though it occasionally gets quite simple, it is absorbing and really challenging on the hardest difficulties.

This is a very original and fun take on the platformer and puzzle concept. If you are a Gold user go ahead and give it a try, because it deserves it.

Even though having an annual franchise can be dangerous, Activision is doing a great job keeping the series fresh and fun.

There's no doubt Crytek has done a great job on the visual side, also on PC, but the gameplay still feels empty.

It is fun and addictive, but the difficulty hasn't been properly balanced, and sometime feels that it just tries to artificially make the game longer.

This is the great, solid experience we played last year, but improved in many ways. One of the best basketball games we've ever played.

The more you play, the better it gets. DriveClub is a great racing experience meant to be played online, so if you want to make the most of it, make sure you go social on PSN.

We loved the weird idea behind the game, but the gameplay doesn't go deep enough to match the original concept. Still, if you like what it has to offer, it does deliver.

A great episode of the series, clever and well executed. If you're looking for an adventure full of mysteries waiting to be resolved, this is the one.

A game that finds the balance between the new and the classic survival horror. If you like being scared with an infiltration-based gameplay, it's a great option, but if you like Alien as well, it is a game you cannot miss.

Although it is not a game to remember, it is a challenging experience, one of those titles meant to test your skills and make you have a good time.

This is one of those games driven by its story, even though the narrative is better than the story told, but all under stunning visuals. If you like the concept, then we think you're going to enjoy this one.

It's really hard to learn how to play this game, and even though that should be something good and challenging, we feel it's rather a design problem. Still, if you're willing to go on extremely hard strategy battles, go for it.

It takes a classic strategy formula, but makes it feel fresh, offering a fun, addictive and almost unique experience.

This is a great, fresh open world action adventure game, with a very well-implemented Nemesis system. It's an outstanding surprise, and we think it deserves a try.

This is a good sequel, and even though it is not a great step forward in the franchise, it is indeed a game that those who enjoyed the original will have fun playing.

It's the same Dance Central, but conceived as a core (and cheaper) experience you can expand with the songs you like.

This great game reborn, full of fun and action, with an outstanding coop multiplayer.

Even though it's played in a handheld, it is as good as any other game of the series. It works great on 3DS, and the fighting system has been improved, tweaked and revisited with new additions and objects. One of those games you shouldn't miss if you own a 3DS.

We love the amount of freedom we can find here. We can either play it as an RPG or as a life simulator, or anywhere in between. A great experience full of surprises.

It is an RPG with a very strong personality, but its story is dense and it's really difficult to follow considering the fact that the previous games weren't available in our region. As a game, it doesn't disappoint, even though there are better options out there.

It is obviously a step forward in the franchise, but not as big a it should be. The additions are great, but we would have liked to have seen a true evolution of the visuals or new modes. Still, it is a great FIFA.

A great evolution of the franchise. It no longer feels like the experiment that was the first one, but like a great experience full of personality, with an outstanding gameplay and full of content.

This is an old-school RPG game, where every player can get deeper into it the way they want. It's like an open window to a past time full of apocalyptic fun.

If you liked the first episode you'll like this one, especially thanks to its new multiplayer mode. We miss a wider variety of situations, but in general terms it's well designed and engaging.

It is far from perfect, but we prefer an imperfect game full of personality over a "perfect" generic one. If you like Telltale style, but in a bizarre, Japanese way, then go for it.

We think there's still room for improvement (like a quite empty co-op), but it is definitely a great game for musou fans.

It may have been "better" with a button-based control scheme, but then it would not have been as unique as it is.

As long as you expect a light RPG, both in game mechanics and story, it's indeed enjoyable, but there are better options out there.

It feels like a transitional title till we get the fourth episode, but we've been very happy with its playable side, so we think fans of the series will love it.

Even though it's not particularly original, it is fun and addictive, and a great choice if you've ever enjoyed a Lemmings game.

There are not too many additions compared to the original version, but it still is a great game and plays great on Wii U.

If you have a 3DS, if you like music games and if you are a Final Fantasy fan, it's one of those games you cannot miss.

It could have had a better story or had a wider variety of missions, but still, Destiny is one of the best first person shooters we've seen in the last few years.

A great experience, perfect for mobile gaming. It's easy but deep (no pun intended), and it deserves being installed on every iDevice.

We wanted more ambition, but the game is still great, and this is the best way to play it on consoles.

It's nothing too original, but still fun for some short sessions. Still, we feel its free-to-play model a little bit abusive, something not everyone is going to enjoy.

We feel it isn't as good as the first season, but we really enjoyed it and we loved all the consequences to our decisions. Looking forward to the third season.

If you play it like one of these games for short gaming sessions, then it does deliver a fun experience.

It was a great game on consoles and PC, and it still is a great game on mobile devices. The adaptation works perfectly, so if you haven't played it before, you have no excuse now.

As a visual novel we wouldn't say it's "bad", but it's definitely a joke not everyone would get. If you want to play it, make sure to understand what it is before paying for it.

This might not be the game you were waiting for on PS4, but it delivers loads of fun. It's better than its previous episode, and if you are a PS Plus subscriber, then it's a game you cannot miss.

Original, engaging and fun. It might feel a little repetitive, but still deserves a try.

Capcom has done a great job bringing the game to PC, but there's no reason to play if you've already done on Xbox One, since the additions are merely visuals.

Depending on what games you've played before, you'll find more or fewer additions, but this is a great musou, with a deep combat system and some charismatic cameos.

Everything feels like a step forward, even though there are some aspects (like random tutorials or some situations in which we felt completely out of control) that we would like to see more polished. Still, a great choice for The Sims fans.

It is a great strategy/management game. There's nothing like innovation here, but still is a very recommendable experience, specially for Star Wars fans.

It pretty much improves everything we didn't like about the first episode. If you like the concept or if you enjoyed the first Danganronpa, this definitely deserves your time and money.

It feels like a classic Sega games, with a solid Sonic based mixed up with its own features. It has some issues, but it's a great game worth considering.

This is an incredible fighting game, addictive and both deep and accessible. It doesn't have too much content, but if you're OK with that, you're going to have a blast playing it with friends.

The great news here is it is available on PS Vita, since the additions are not many. Still, it's a good game, and a great choice if it's your first game of the franchise.

A great example of what an expansion should be. A reasonable amount of content, a reasonable price and a great experience no matter if you played Second Son or not.

It has all the elements to be a success, but if fails to mix them properly. The concept is original and we think it deserves a try, but it's a shame it doesn't get it right.

It feels good and plays well, at least for the first hours. Then it feels kind of "empty", and becomes quite repetitive.

NIS and Disgaea never disappoint, and this is yet another game RPG fans shouldn't miss. If you've played the original game, you'll find many new things here, even though the core experience is pretty much the same.

Even though there are just a few differences between these versions and the original ones, it still feels fun a fresh, and it's a great experience for those looking for something different.

It still is a great game, and even though it's hard and challenging, it does feel as a rewarding experience. If you like the genre and you are patient enough, go for it.

It's not easy to get into, but it does offer a lot of content. If you are looking for a dungeon-based RPG, this is a great choice.

This is one of these ideas that are not designed for everyone, but if you are open for innovation it can be fascinating.

A great example of a remasterization. Two great games better than ever, and a great opportunity to discover or rediscover them.

Blizzard has done a great job adapting the UI and the control system to consoles, so now it's up to you how you prefer playing it. Either way, just make sure you don't miss it.

It feels like a big expansion, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't buy it. Actually, it's one of those games RPG fans cannot miss.

It’s not the most original puzzle game out there, but it’s fun, hard and perfect if you’re looking for a cooperative experience with a platforming touch.

It somehow feels like classic Populous-like games, even though at some point the in-app purchases show up to reminds us that nothing is free these days.

This is one of those games PS Plus users should not miss, and if you like puzzles and platforming it's a must-have. It's original and fresh, and even though it could have been a little bit more polished, it still is a great experience.

We wouldn't call this a 'horror game', rather an adventure but scary one. It's quite repetitive, but if you enjoy exploring an old manor under a creepy atmosphere, then it will satisfy you.

Very simple but yet very deep, this is a great puzzle game that has more to offer than it looks. Very recommended, especially if you can play it for free with PS Plus.

It's amazing how such a great game was made by one single person. Still, the player won't worry about how many people is behind a game, but in any case they will find a very engaging experience, with puzzles worth solving and environment worth visiting.

It is aimed at a young audience, but if you're playing with friends it can be fun. It could have been better though with online modes, though. Still, make sure you try it before buying it.

We really enjoyed it, even though we didn't like that much the microtransaction system, specially when it's a game you have to pay for. If you're interested in it, try the mobile version first, which is free-to-play.

This is a good fun, except for those who look for something that feels like the first episode in the series. It's less RPG and more action, but if you're OK with that, it deserves a try.

It's a great roguelike platformer, even though it brings zero additions compared to the PC version. If you haven't played it yet, it's a great option, especially if your Vita needs some games for the summer.

There's a lot of room for improvement, but still it's a great action platformer that those looking for a challenge will definitely enjoy.

The underlying experience is a good card-based game, but it's way too focused on the "pay-to-win" model. This is somehow understandable when those games are free, but not when paying €9.99 for it.

This is one of those puzzle games you either love or hate. We loved it and, even though it felt quite limited after a few days, it's a game worth trying.

If you're an RPG fan looking for a fresh experience, this is your game. It feels a little bit short, but it's quite original and we think it deserves a try.

No matter if on PS3 or on PS4, The Last of Us is an experience you have to live. Obviously, if you have the chance of doing it with an improved version, with better visuals, extras and so on, the choice seems clear.

The concept is original, even though the whole experience is not as polished as it should. It is recommended for those looking for a very challenging (sometimes frustrating) platforming and puzzle game.

Announced as a thriller, it is rather puzzle game, and a very, very hand one. Make sure you understand how it works before buying it, because it's one of those games you either love or hate.

A good ol' shooter, full of great gameplay but with a not-so-full budget, which prevents it from becoming better. Still, a good experience.

Now, everything's ready for the final episode. Actually, so ready that maybe you want to wait for it so you can play these two together.

Somewhere between being remade and being remastered, Abe's back with an adventure that's a little bit easier, but still full of charm.

The idea might have worked 15 years ago, but today the concept isn't fun anymore.

The idea is good, and it manages to entertain, but the experience is extremely shot, so you might want to wait for an offer to buy it.