Flight Control is an example of how should (and can) be a downloadable game: fast, accessible and addictive.

Minecraft arrives on Wii U with all its core experience, still as fun and addictive as always. Still, it doesn't really use any of the hardware's exclusive features, missing even the obvious opportunity to add some amiibo compatibility.

Get Together adds an interesting dimension to the Sims' social life, but the execution is not the best to make the most of it. Still, it's a good choice for those who want to explore another side of the Sims.

It's been a while since it was first released, but, except for some issues with the control scheme, it's still a very enjoyable experience.

Decay of Logos offers an interesting idea, mixing some elements from the Souls series and even Breath of the Wild. There are some issues, mostly because of its humble budget, but we’ve enjoyed it, and we think players looking for a challenge will enjoy it too.

Car Jack Streets is an action title similar to the classic Grand Theft Auto, with an excellent gameplay system and a remarkable soundtrack, but it is limited in comparison with the iPhone version.

Despite its flaws, we have to say we have a more than decent title here, heir to a legacy of classic survival horror elements and an example of what Silent Hill should be in this generation. Although the final result is not so awesome, this is a good opportunity to return to that silent village.

It may look simple, but it does hide a complete game with several options and even strategy and customization. It will keep us busy for a while, so if you like the concept is a recommended game.

New features in this revision might seem too few. There are no new game modes, nor a graphics overhaul or interesting new things apart from the new control.

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.

A fun, addictive, and straightforward title with entertaining physics, accessible to all players, albeit with occasional control issues and a notable lack of modes and options, compensated by its highly affordable price.

Despite being a good game, we expected something more from an adventure by the creators of the brilliant Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.

A Fold Apart knows how to make the most out of its personality, and create a simple but engaging puzzle game. It has some flaws, like a very slow pacing, but, overall, we’ve enjoyed it.

RAD doesn’t really bring anything new to the table, although if you like the genre, we’re sure you’ll enjoy its sense of humor, its gameplay and its visual style.

It manages to do something new with puzzles and platforming, which is already an accomplishment. It's not perfect, but it's original and you'll enjoy it if you like this type of game.

This is one of the games where very different ideas work really well together. A very interesting experience for those who want to play racing games in a different way.

Nail'd is arcade driving taken to the extreme. A fun game over all, which engages you tu run and jump at incredible velocities.

Game Freak know how to make games with that little something that absorbs you. Giga Wrecker isn’t flawless, but we’ve enjoyed this adventure a lot, and we recommend it to all metroidvania fans.

A really fun and original game, with great humour touches, although with some problems with motion detection.

This is a pretty good new adventure for the series, that it still true to its core gameplay. Maybe too much, because we miss some new features, but if you like Layton's games, this won't disappoint you.

The Gardens Between is beautiful and feels fresh, but it’s also very short and quite easy. If you like puzzles games, though, you’ll probably enjoy it.

This is the best main entry of the Neptunia franchise so far. It wanted to take a step in the right direction and it certainly does that.

Infinite Minigolf is a nice surprise – a very accessible and straightforward game that opens its doors to the community to provide "infinite" content.

Eagle Island is a game with ups and downs. It’s fusion between roguelike and metroidvania is really interesting, and its charming art style make up for many of its shortcomings.

This game won't turn us into killing machines, but will make us practice and exercise through combat movements, and it manages to successfully differenciate itself from the rest of fitness games.

This is a good remaster that could have been even better. It’s definitely the best way to enjoy it today, particularly if you speak one of the new languages that the game has been localized to.

Nail'd is arcade driving taken to the extreme. A fun game over all, which engages you tu run and jump at incredible velocities.

None of its three parts is especially remarkable, as Tekken Tag doesn't include extras or major improvements, Tekken Tag 2 is just a demo, and the movie won't change your life, but Tekken Hybrid has a great price and includes three contents that Tekken followers will enjoy, especially the game and the movie in its 3D version.