Quotation forthcoming.

Cities XL 2011 is an astoundingly complete game, which further enhances the quality of the previous game. It has almost infinite gameplay options, and although we miss a more human approach to our inhabitants, it has incredible management options for our city.

Lake is a peaceful narrative adventure that interestingly enough, is better at its art and gameplay than its narrative.

This title is quite enjoyable nowadays, since its destruction-focused action holds up pretty well today. It might get repetitive if you don’t get creative, but it still delivers a good experience.

We're really happy to have games like this brought to the West, but we're even happier because it is a great choice for RPG/strategy games fans, with plenty of characters you will enjoy playing as or against.

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.

The Last Remnant isn’t the best RPG from the previous generations, but it is good and original indeed. The visual update also fixes some issues, and makes it look better than ever.

Rubi Malone stars a title with good ideas but irregular results.

You may think the App Store is full of games like this, but this one is full of simplicity in order to make its gameplay shine. It's racing and arcade taken to a simple, but fun and addictive level.

Again, a great episode on the narrative side, but the technical limitations are playable shortcomings are getting hard to ignore.

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.

Maybe, as a game is not as good as the original Resident Evil, but it still is a great game, and the remaster is outstanding. Also introduces a few new features, and allow us to enjoy that Resident Evil gameplay that has been long forgotten.

Virtua Tennis 2009 is still a great tennis game, and it arrives at the right moment, far enough from the last installment for sports fans to want a little more of Virtua Tennis. The only thing to criticize is the few changes in comparison with the last game.

An entertaining game, that is only recommendable for young kids for its excessive simplicity. It uses Disney characters but doesn't make the most of the license, but can be very fun when four people play.

Lego Indiana Jones 2 is a decent sequel, keeping the style of the original without changing the formula, which makes sure it will be enjoyed by those who liked the first game, but won't surprise anyone.

A great idea held by its issues. We really hoped there were some improvements on the Wii U version, but it fails to deliver an engaging experience.

The game is still as good as it was on PS3, and it's a great opportunity if you want a handheld version.

Even thought it's technically outstanding, this game becomes something mediocre because of its abusive free-to-play system.

This is a Japanese roguelike aimed at a very specific audience, and even if the game isn't great, its audience will enjoy it.

It's just more Picross, but that doesn't mean it's something bad. Quite the opposite.

It is good and addictive, but it becomes eventually so hard that might discourage you from keep on playing. If you're up for a challenge, go ahead, otherwise keep its difficulty in mind.

It's quite good, and we enjoyed its gameplay and its team-based offer. We have to wait and see how it evolves, but the base concept leads us to think Ghost Recon Online may have a very bright future. We deeply encourage you to give it a try, especially if you like tactic action and you don't feel like spending any money.

A decent title game a campaign that doesn't meet expectations, but with a great and unique multiplayer mode.

Dead Star is an interesting idea, but also quite risky. The whole experience revolves around its community, so the success of the game is in your hands. Being available on PS Plus, if you're looking for a team-based experience, it's worth a try.

Art Style: AQUITE has the risk of going unnoticed, but it truly presents one of the most interesting proposal of this first wave of DSIWare titles, and in fact, regardless its origins, is a puzzle that has delighted us and we only miss any sort of multiplayer option.

With two islands, a good number of luxury cars, cool environments and lots of races, Test Drive Unlimited 2 follows the path of the previous installment, and improves on it, although it doesn't change the formula.

Maybe saying that this is currently the best helicopter simulation game is not the greatest of the praise due the lack of competition, but certainly it is an enjoyable game.

A deserved homage to Mario, but too short in extras and not adapted for current times.