This is one of those games that are becoming rare to find. It has a great amount of positive qualities, but there are also quite important issues that prevent it from being something better.

It has its ups and downs, but in general is a interesting adventure that fans of the genre will enjoy.

Even with some good ideas, the execution is not as good as we expected from the Trials series, and if feels like fast food instead of a well-cooked experience.

Grand Kingdom is a great surprise, a game fans of strategic RPGs don't want to miss. It's not really innovative, but still worth your time.

It was already good, but now it's even better. One of the best beat 'em up RPG you can find these days.

It's probably one of the worst spin-offs of the Resident Evil franchise. There's nothing worth highlighting, and we would only recommend trying it if it were free-to-play.

It's not the definitive game based on the Olympic Games, but it's a step forward from the previous edition. A fair amount of sports and a gameplay solid enough to be really enjoyable with friends is probably all we can ask, and that is delivered.

This is one of the best surprises Wii U has gotten in the last few years. It's designed with a particular audience in mind, but if its Japanese-centered concept is not a problem with you, it's a really good option.

Deadlight still is a good game, with a very strong, full of personality artistic style, but this Director's Cut doesn't really add anything relevant for old or new players.

Even though it's enjoyable, there's nothing particularly relevant or outstanding in Mighty No. 9. We've had fun with it, but it's technically poor and its level design is quite uninspired –definitely not what you would expect from such a successful Kickstarter and Inafune.

The Devil's Daughter is one of the best adventures of Sherlock so far. It's very well design, fun and enjoyable, and one of the most diverse in the series.

This episode is different, but it works. We think it misses some part of the Telltale DNA when it comes to the decision, but it is quite enjoyable.

If you missed SIGN, you can't miss Revelator. One way or another, Guilty Gear Xrd is one of the best fighting games of the last few years.

It's extremely challenging, similar to what we saw with Super Meat Boy, but very enjoyable and recommended if you liked the above mentioned indie game.

Brigador is fun and deep, but it feels like it's sitting between the simulation/strategy and the arcade, what leaves it with an unfulfilled potential.

Blacksea Odyssey isn't outstanding in every aspect, but it's well done and very solid. Recommended if you like challenges.

This episode doesn't take too many risks, so it doesn't offer any surprises or relevant additions. Even though it's good, we hope it's a transitional episode to prepare for what is next to come.

Kirby returns with a new adventure that, even being one of the easiest Kirby to date, it's one of the most enjoyable games starring this charming pink ball.

TurnOn is a very interesting experience, with clever and fresh ideas. It doesn't make the most of them, but it still is very enjoyable.

DICE has made this game for and because of all the Mirror's Edge fans, but, even being a good game, sadly the transition to the open world and a few weak points (story, combat, AI) leave this sequel a step behind the original.

If you grew up with old-school shooters and you like a cyberpunk setting, Hard Reset: Redux deserves a try. It's quite linear and not too long, but gameplay-wise it's very enjoyable.

Burning Blood is quite simple and limited, but it knows how to put the core of the franchise into its gameplay, making sure its fans will enjoy it.

Even though it's not perfect, it's better than the average shooting game. If you are ok with its shortcomings, it's actually a quite solid experience.

Techland has done a good job with this collection, but it's aimed at a new audience rather than at those who played the originals, since it offers very few additions to those.

Gameplay-wise is really solid, but not enough to hide the shortcomings of its mobile nature. If you're ok with this, it's an interesting title.

The ambition and the lack of budget make this adventure worse than it could've been, but it's definitely a good game with great moments.

This is one of the biggest disappointments of the year. It's boring, dull and feels like a wasted opportunity to do something that lives up to the old beat 'em ups these turtles gave us.

Anima has a few issues, more on the technical side than on the gameplay itself, but it's a very enjoyable game. Considering the lack of ARGPs we've seen lately, it's not a bad choice.